David A. Malakoff

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David A. Malakoff

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Bayes Offers a 'New' Way to Make Sense of Numbers (1999) (232)
Death by Suffocation in the Gulf of Mexico (1998) (131)
The Rise of the Mouse, Biomedicine's Model Mammal (2000) (126)
Cities are the Future. (2016) (113)
The River Doctor (2004) (107)
Extinction on the High Seas (1997) (92)
The gas surge (2014) (63)
Fighting Fire With Fire (1999) (54)
Microbiologists on the Trail of Polluting Bacteria (2002) (51)
Mercury pollution. With pact's completion, the real work begins. (2013) (49)
Restored Wetlands Flunk Real-World Test (1998) (47)
Suit Ties Whale Deaths to Research Cruise (2002) (42)
Aluminum Is Put on Trial as a Vaccine Booster (2000) (35)
Once and Future Climate Change (2013) (34)
Feeding the Future (2010) (32)
Thirty Kyotos Needed to Control Warming (1997) (32)
Spiraling Costs Threaten Gridlock (2008) (31)
Hey, you've got to hide your work away. (2013) (29)
Opening the Books on Open Access (2003) (29)
Forest health in a changing world (2015) (29)
U.S. Science Advocate George Brown Dies (1999) (28)
New Tools Reveal Treasures at Ocean Hot Spots (2004) (27)
Dual use research. New U.S. rules increase oversight of H5N1 studies, other risky science. (2013) (26)
Climate Policy. China's peak carbon pledge raises pointed questions. (2014) (24)
A matter of fact. (2017) (23)
A push for quieter ships. (2010) (22)
A Roaring Debate Over Ocean Noise (2001) (21)
Biosecurity. Will flu papers lead to new research oversight? (2012) (20)
Following the Scent of Avian Olfaction (1999) (20)
Are more people necessarily a problem? (2011) (19)
Trawling's a Drag for Marine Life, Say Studies (2002) (18)
Mercury pollution. Taming a mercurial element. (2013) (17)
More Treasure Than Trash (2012) (17)
Researchers Scramble to Track Virus's Impact on Wildlife (2003) (15)
Can treatment costs be tamed? (2011) (15)
The Calculus of Making Stem Cells a Campaign Issue (2004) (14)
Lighting Initiative Flickers to Life (2002) (14)
The Trials of Thomas Butler (2003) (14)
NIH Prays for a Soft Landing After Its Doubling Ride Ends (2001) (14)
Ozone Protection in the United States (1996) (14)
Researchers Urged to Self-Censor Sensitive Data (2003) (14)
Food security. Feeding the future. Introduction. (2010) (14)
Librarians Seek to Block Merger of Scientific Publishing Giants (2000) (14)
Air pollution. Taking the sting out of acid rain. (2010) (14)
Use our infographics to explore the rise of the urban planet (2016) (13)
NIH Roils Academe With Advice on Licensing DNA Patents (2004) (13)
Water quality. Microbiologists on the trail of polluting bacteria. (2002) (12)
Scientists Use Strandings to Bring Species to Life (2001) (12)
Does Science Drive the Productivity Train? (2000) (12)
Grants Kick Off Ambitious Count of All Ocean Life (2000) (11)
Avian influenza. Critics skeptical as flu scientists argue for controversial H7N9 studies. (2013) (11)
Profile: Dave Rosgen. The river doctor. (2004) (11)
Bird Advocates Fear That West Nile Virus Could Silence the Spring (2002) (11)
NIH Urged to Fund Centers to Merge Computing and Biology (1999) (11)
Papers Posit Grave Impact of Trawling (1998) (11)
Interest Blooms in Growing Jellyfish Boom (2001) (10)
Trump’s pick to head White House science office gets good reviews (2018) (10)
Congress Wants Studies of Nanotech's 'Dark Side' (2003) (10)
Climate change. Researchers struggle to assess responses to ocean acidification. (2012) (10)
U.S. hurricane. Scientists assess damage from Sandy's deadly punch. (2012) (10)
Avian influenza. On second thought, flu papers get go-ahead. (2012) (9)
Scientists Counting on Census to Reveal Marine Biodiversity (2003) (9)
Will Livermore Laser Ever Burn Brightly? (2000) (8)
H5N1. Flu controversy spurs research moratorium. (2012) (8)
Cool Corals Become Hot Topic (2003) (8)
Biomedicine Gets Record Raise as Congress Sets 2002 Spending (2002) (7)
U.S. Supercars: Around the Corner, or Running on Empty? (1999) (7)
The many ways of making academic research pay off. (2013) (7)
Researchers Await Government Response to Self-Regulation Plea (2003) (7)
Flawed Cancer Study Leads to Shake-Up at University of Oklahoma (2000) (6)
Science Wins Out in Latest Budget (2000) (6)
U.S. Biodefense Boom: Eight New Study Centers (2003) (6)
After geoscientists joust, judge rules BP Gulf spill totaled 3.19 million barrels of oil (2015) (6)
Congress Weighs Select Agent Update (2001) (6)
Nigerian Families Sue Pfizer, Testing the Reach of U.S. Law (2001) (6)
Scientific publishing. Opening the books on open access. (2003) (6)
Picturing the Perfect Preserve (2002) (6)
New Sensors Provide a Chance to Listen to the Leviathan (2001) (6)
Gas revolution. The gas surge. Introduction. (2014) (6)
Universities Ask Supreme Court To Reverse Patent Ruling (2003) (6)
Journals Offered Free to Poorest Nations (2001) (6)
Petition Seeks Public Sharing of Code (2001) (6)
Will a Smaller Genome Complicate the Patent Chase? (2001) (6)
Mud. (2020) (6)
Seismology. Suit ties whale deaths to research cruise. (2002) (5)
Arizona Ecologist Puts Stamp on Forest Restoration Debate (2002) (5)
Genomania Meets the Bottom Line (2001) (5)
Scientists Recommend Ban on North Sea Cod (2002) (5)
Plan to Import Exotic Beetle Drives Some Scientists Wild (1999) (5)
Going to the Edge to Protect the Sea (2002) (5)
Forest health. Forest health in a changing world. Introduction. (2015) (5)
Patent Prompts Rochester to Sue for Slice of Drug Profits (2000) (5)
25 Years After the Exxon Valdez, Where Are the Herring? (2014) (5)
Scientific Societies Lay Out 'Free Access' Principles (2004) (5)
Marine Geologist Hopes to Hear the Heartbeat of the Planet (2004) (5)
New Journals Launched to Fight Rising Prices (1998) (5)
Natural systems in changing climates. Once and future climate change. Introduction. (2013) (5)
One Year After: Tighter Security Reshapes Research (2002) (4)
The Fight Over a Phrase (2003) (4)
Gulf oil spill. BP criminal case generates record payout for science and restoration. (2012) (4)
Biosecurity Goes Global (2004) (4)
Emory ousts two Chinese-American researchers after investigation into foreign ties (2019) (4)
White House Rebuts Charges It Has Politicized Science (2004) (4)
NIH Weighs Demand to Force Sharing of AIDS Drug Patents (2004) (4)
The Multiple Repercussions of a Fudged Grant Application (2003) (4)
Miscue Raises Doubts About Survey Data (2002) (4)
Nitrogen Oxide Pollution May Spark Seeds' Growth (1997) (4)
Universities Review Policies for Onsite Classified Research (2002) (4)
Plague Researcher Recants Account About Fate of Vials (2003) (4)
Reserves Found to Aid Fisheries (2001) (4)
Pentagon Agency Thrives on In-Your-Face Science (1999) (4)
Prizewinners, No--But Not Losers (2001) (4)
Scientists caught in U.S. crackdown on China. (2019) (4)
Who Owns, Who Pays? U.K., U.S. Offer Answers for Journals (2003) (4)
CONSERVATION BIOLOGY. A race to vaccinate rare seals. (2016) (4)
Judge Turns Rochester's Golden Patent Into Lead (2003) (4)
DOE Softens Bite of Tighter Security Rules at Labs (2000) (4)
Spending Triples on Terrorism R&D (2002) (4)
Biologist Named Russia's Science Minister (1998) (4)
U.S. Science Agencies Begin to Lend a Hand (2001) (3)
A battle over the 'best science'. (2017) (3)
Science lessons for the next president. (2016) (3)
Tighter Security Reshapes Research (2002) (3)
Academies Weigh In on Homeland Defense (2002) (3)
ITER Tops DOE's List of Next Big Science Projects (2003) (3)
Deep-Sea Mountaineering (2003) (3)
Peer-Review Critic Gets NIH 'Rejects' (2001) (3)
The Year of Living Dangerously (2001) (3)
Critics Say Rulings Give State U. License to Steal (2000) (3)
Legislators Get Creative With New Crop of Earmarks (1998) (3)
Trump targets environmental science for cuts. (2017) (3)
Agency Says Dam Should Come Down (1997) (3)
Fisheries science. Scientists recommend ban on North Sea cod. (2002) (3)
A Brief Guide to Bayes Theorem (1999) (3)
Gore Presents Plan to Spend $366 Million (1999) (3)
New Nukes Revive Old Debate (2003) (3)
U.S. Could Pull Back on Studies of Atom Bomb Survivors (2004) (3)
Dry times (2020) (3)
Trump’s 2021 budget drowns science agencies in red ink, again (2020) (3)
Security Rules Leave Labs Wanting More Guidance (2003) (3)
Clinton's Science Legacy: Ending on a High Note (2000) (3)
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY: U.S. Court Opens Door to Free Trade in Ideas (2003) (3)
War Effort Shapes U.S. Budget, With Some Program Casualties (2002) (2)
Canadian science. Environmental science feels pinch in Canada's budget. (2012) (2)
U.S. flower sellers rush to destroy illegal GE petunias (2017) (2)
Mach 12 by 2012? (2003) (2)
Butler Gets 2 Years for Mishandling Plague Samples (2004) (2)
New Leaders Emerge After Senate Shake-Up (2001) (2)
Reports Examine Academe's Role in Keeping Secrets (2004) (2)
Researchers Fight Plan to Regulate Mice, Birds (2000) (2)
Moratorium Replaces Ban as U.S. Target (2002) (2)
Record Year for Science, But Can It Be Repeated? (2001) (2)
New Law May Force Labs To Screen Workers (2001) (2)
Droppings Give the Lowdown On Stress in the Spotted Owl (1997) (2)
Democrats Accuse Bush of Letting Politics Distort Science (2003) (2)
Memo to Congress: Get Better Advice (2001) (2)
Lawmakers balk at most Trump cuts. (2017) (2)
New Climate Science Plan Garners Split Opinions (2003) (2)
Nations Look for an Edge in Claiming Continental Shelves (2002) (2)
Mixed Schools a Must for Fish? (2002) (2)
Researchers See Progress in Finding the Right Balance (2002) (2)
Death of EPA’s controversial ‘censored science’ rule delights researchers (2021) (2)
Oceanography. Chemical atlas shows where seas are tainted--and where they can bloom. (2014) (2)
Is E. coli Distinct Enough to Join the Hunt? (2002) (2)
Prospects Brighten for Berkeley Synchrotron (2000) (2)
Fisheries science. Miscue raises doubts about survey data. (2002) (2)
Bioterrorism. Student charged with possessing anthrax. (2002) (2)
Researchers Plunge Into Debate Over New Sub (2002) (2)
Science funding. U.S. budget deal offers researchers some sequester relief. (2013) (2)
A simple recipe for saving lives. (2017) (2)
Texas Scientist Admits Falsifying Results (2000) (2)
NOAA. Warning issued for looming data gap from fleet of weather satellites. (2013) (2)
NIH Declines to March In on Pricing AIDS Drug (2004) (2)
New DOE Research Program to Boost Sagging Industry (1998) (2)
EPA science advisers want chance to comment on controversial transparency plan (2018) (2)
Breakthrough of the year. A year on, the H5N1 debate remains infectious, with no end in sight. (2012) (2)
Rock Dates Thrown Into Doubt, Researcher Under Fire (1998) (2)
Pentagon Proposal Worries Researchers (2002) (2)
Record storm puts gulf resilience to the test. (2017) (2)
Advocacy Mailing Draws Fire (1998) (2)
Rebels Seize Research Team in Colombia (2004) (2)
Ear Bones Reveal Homing Tendencies (2001) (2)
House Bill Triggers Internecine Battle (2003) (2)
Genomic, Nanotech Centers Open $200 Million Push by Harvard (1999) (2)
U.S. Asked to Act Immediately to Protect Deep-Sea Corals (2004) (2)
Research Groups Win Delay in Rules (2000) (2)
U.S. should abandon controversial effort to update human research rules, National Academies panel says (2016) (2)
Balancing the Science Budget (2000) (2)
Bob Dylan, the songwriter scientists love to quote, just won a Nobel Prize (2016) (2)
Ecology. A roaring debate over ocean noise. (2001) (2)
NIH Wins Big as Congress Lumps Together Eight Bills (1998) (2)
New U.S. Rules Set the Stage for Tighter Security, Oversight (2002) (2)
Science and security. U.S. agencies to start screening biomedical proposals for dual use. (2012) (2)
Intellectual property. Patent reform shuffles who is first in line. (2011) (2)
Hughes Cuts Researcher Grants As Endowment Takes a Hit (2002) (2)
Academy Panel Backs Sea-Floor Observatories (2000) (2)
Perfecting the Art of the Science Deal (2001) (2)
Scientific community. The trials of Thomas Butler. (2003) (1)
Congress Adopts Tough Rules for Labs (2002) (1)
Case Institute a False Start (2001) (1)
U.S. scientists breathe a sigh of relief as government shutdown to end (2018) (1)
Avian influenza. H5N1 researchers ready as moratorium nears end. (2013) (1)
New Players, Same Debate in Congress (2003) (1)
Economists offer new arguments for U.S. research tax break (2015) (1)
U.S. Congress. Research projects could be roadkill in revision of massive highway bill. (2011) (1)
Hawaii Rides a Wave of Research Earmarks (2001) (1)
Congress Clears Way for Rodent Rules (2001) (1)
Summer School Sans SARS (2003) (1)
Applied research gets big role in Biden's budget. (2021) (1)
Military research. Mach 12 by 2012? (2003) (1)
What if Biden wins? (2020) (1)
Proposed Access Rules Split Community (1999) (1)
House Report Takes Middle Ground (1998) (1)
Famine Survivor Wins Economics Prize (1998) (1)
Intense Fire Doomed Trade Center Towers (2001) (1)
Bush Trades Hybrid for Hydrogen Model (2002) (1)
Bush Takes a Final Swipe, and Salute, at CO2 Emission Curbs (2008) (1)
Breakthrough of the year. The year of living dangerously. (2001) (1)
Scientific publishing. Money woes force some to change course. (2003) (1)
Science policy. U.S. tax credit: boondoggle or boon for research? (2014) (1)
NIH Gets $17.9 Billion in Another Record Year (1999) (1)
2012 election. Congratulations! Now get to work. (2012) (1)
Activists Win Big on Rodent, Bird Rules (2000) (1)
Scientists Pan Plans for New U.S. Agency (2002) (1)
Cleared of Misconduct, Geoscientist Sues Critics (1999) (1)
Richardson Puts Laser Project on Short Leash (2000) (1)
Pew Panel Calls for Sea Change in U.S. Ocean Policy (2003) (1)
Alternatives to Animals Urged for Producing Antibodies (1999) (1)
Stealth Plan to Do Away With Peer Review (1998) (1)
Energy research. Chu's legacy at DOE: some fields gain, others falter. (2013) (1)
Senate Tops House Panel in Raising NIH's Budget (1999) (1)
Seas Yield a Bounty of Species (1997) (1)
Congress Homes In on New Department's R&D Programs (2002) (1)
17 Get Science, Technology Medals (2000) (1)
PHYSICS: Will Livermore Laser Ever Burn Brightly? (2000) (1)
Administration's Energy Plan Is Short on Scientific Details (2001) (1)
Leakey Back as Head of Wildlife Service (1998) (1)
Breakthrough of the year. Italian quake verdicts rattle researchers. (2012) (1)
Trump team targets key climate metric. (2016) (1)
Pentagon Wants Out From 'Green' Rules (2003) (1)
NASA to Buy Research Time to Bail Out Russian Agency (1998) (1)
Mud on the move. (2020) (1)
Marine ecology. Picturing the perfect preserve. (2002) (1)
Major journal editors blast EPA’s ‘secret science’ rule, again (2019) (1)
Former Los Alamos physicist denies federal charges he lied about China ties (2019) (1)
Showdown Expected in Congress (2004) (1)
Ecology. Out of the vault, into the forest. (2002) (1)
Biofuels Déjà Vu (2009) (1)
Butler's Samples Spelled Trouble for U.S. Agencies (2003) (1)
Picture Brightens a Bit as First Bills Advance (2001) (1)
Getting better to get bigger. (2010) (1)
Grim Forecast for a Fading Fleet (2005) (1)
Measuring the Significance of a Scientist's Touch (2004) (1)
White House Asks Community to Oppose Earmark Projects (2001) (1)
Environmental policy. Something fishy? NOAA economics study makes waves. (2012) (1)
Panel Calls for Science-Savvy Diplomats (1998) (1)
Profile: Janet Shoemaker, Shaping the Politics of Bioterrorism (2002) (1)
Information Technology Takes a Different Tack (2000) (1)
U.S. national laboratories. As budgets tighten, Washington talks of shaking up DOE labs. (2013) (1)
CIA Looks to Universities for Cutting-Edge Tools (2004) (1)
Ventilator Study Gets Second Wind (2003) (1)
Breakdowns of the year (2019) (1)
Poll Shows Voters Split on California Stem Cell Initiative (2004) (1)
Oceans of change (2015) (1)
Introducing a Science special issue on mountain ecosystems (2019) (1)
First take: Trump’s 2019 budget not as disastrous for science as it first appears (2018) (1)
U.S. elections. In a torrent of campaign rhetoric, hints of science policy. (2012) (1)
Spy Inquiry Is Taking Toll on Non-U.S. Researchers (1999) (1)
Reaction to Stem Cells: A Tale of the Ticker (1998) (1)
Keeping tabs on the sea. (2010) (1)
Biden orders sweeping review of government science integrity policies (2021) (1)
DOE Gives Up on Brookhaven Reactor (1999) (1)
Working with waste. More treasure than trash. Introduction. (2012) (1)
Plague of Lies Lands Texas Scientist in Jail (2003) (1)
DOE Set to Double Price of Troubled Laser Project (2000) (1)
Most Academics Eschewing Patents? (2004) (1)
An AXAF By Any Other Name (1999) (1)
Research Funding. Science agencies make gains despite tight U.S. budget. (2014) (1)
U.S. immigration policy. Visa reform advances in Senate as House offers STEM ideas. (2013) (1)
NIH Gets Big Boost; Lobbyists Want More (2001) (1)
Protecting the Homeland Sets Tone for 2004 Budget (2003) (1)
Rhetoric Meets Reality on the House Floor (1999) (1)
Security, Safety Probes Shut Down Los Alamos National Lab (2004) (1)
'Secret science' plan is back, and critics say it's worse. (2019) (1)
Atlantic Salmon Spawn Fight Over Species Protection (1998) (1)
Particle Projects Fused (1999) (1)
Social science. Marriage decision highlights same-sex studies. (2012) (1)
Science Agencies Get Most of What They Want, Finally (2003) (1)
Deep-sea science. Cool corals become hot topic. (2003) (1)
Los Alamos Suspends 19 Employees (2004) (1)
Report Urges U.S. to Take the Long View (1998) (1)
Shutdown ends, but not worry. (2019) (1)
Science Lobbyists Aim for Better Balanced Budget (2001) (1)
White House Denies Playing Politics With Science (2004) (1)
DOE Breaks With Tradition, Puts Los Alamos Up for Bids (2003) (1)
Money Woes Force Some to Change Course (2003) (1)
For All But NIH, the Devil Is Indeed in the Details (2001) (1)
Will the U.S. Bring Down the Curtain on Landsat? (2000) (1)
Red Tape Entangles Small Satellite (1999) (1)
Five charts that will change everything you know about mud (2020) (1)
Fusion Gains, Basic Science Takes a Hit (1999) (1)
Trump picks prominent climate skeptic as EPA chief (2016) (1)
Department of energy. House wants more bidders for lab contracts. (2003) (0)
Report Upholds Public Access to Genetic Codes (2004) (0)
Academia Gets No Help From U.S. in Patent Case (2003) (0)
Agency Wants to Stop Shopping for Best Deal (2002) (0)
Smithsonian asks legal watchdog to investigate climate skeptic’s disclosure practices (2015) (0)
A Cautionary Tale From Bermuda (2004) (0)
National labs. Los Alamos suspends 19 employees. (2004) (0)
Profile: Roxanne Duan (2004) (0)
Report Says U.S. Needs Bigger Deep-Sea Fleet (2003) (0)
Trump team targets changes to key metric that calculates social cost of carbon (2016) (0)
Scientific publishing. The fight over a phrase. (2003) (0)
Voters Warm to California Stem Cell Measure (2004) (0)
U.S. energy secretary steps carefully around budgetmakers in Congress (2017) (0)
Hubble's Supporters Attack NASA Plan (2004) (0)
A CDC for Hong Kong? (2003) (0)
Policy. Science lobbyists aim for better balanced budget. (2001) (0)
U.S. elections. For science, impact of Republican win may be muted. (2014) (0)
Can ASTRA Restore a Glow to the Physical Sciences? (2001) (0)
A $100 Billion Orbiting Lab Takes Shape. What Will It Do? (1999) (0)
DOE to Review Nuclear Grant (1999) (0)
Clinton Creates Huge Hawaiian Coral Haven (2000) (0)
Report Details Spying on Touring Scientists (2000) (0)
Underground science. Flooding mine could doom Homestake plan. (2003) (0)
U.K. Panel to Vet Gene Testing (1998) (0)
Shutdown starts to take a bite out of science. (2019) (0)
Pentagon funding program opens door to U.K. collaboration (2015) (0)
Biomedical research. Case Institute a false start. (2001) (0)
Journals investigate climate skeptic author’s ties to fossil fuel firm as new allegations arise (2015) (0)
150-year-old map reveals that beaver dams can last centuries (2015) (0)
Canadian Panel Dials Up Fields (1998) (0)
Marine biology. Interest blooms in growing jellyfish boom. (2001) (0)
Data security. Report upholds public access to genetic codes. (2004) (0)
Congress Shrinks Lab Chiefs' Flexible Funds (1999) (0)
A Biden presidency could have a ‘remarkable’ impact on science policy—but also face hurdles (2020) (0)
Fisheries science. Ear bones reveal homing tendencies. (2001) (0)
Leshner Named to Lead AAAS (2001) (0)
DOE Chooses Separate Lab Competitions (2004) (0)
Science Gains at State Department (2000) (0)
DOE Slams Livermore for Hiding NIF Problems (1999) (0)
U.S. budget. Spending triples on terrorism R&D. (2002) (0)
U.S. science policy. White House budget blowout. (2004) (0)
Boehlert Has Bypass (2004) (0)
Ocean exploration. Deep-sea mountaineering. (2003) (0)
Songbirds are mysteriously dying across the eastern U.S. Scientists are scrambling to find out why (2021) (0)
Russian Parliament Clears Way for Kyoto Protocol (2004) (0)
Senators Take Aim at Texas Project (2002) (0)
Commission Urges Major Boost in Cash and Clout (2004) (0)
Energy policy. Oil sands fight heats up in U.S. (2014) (0)
Panel to Prepare Plan for Underwater Network (2004) (0)
Space-based astronomy. Hubble's supporters attack NASA plan. (2004) (0)
A Less Powerful NIF Will Still Cost More (1999) (0)
Highlights From the Budget (2004) (0)
Researchers win some, lose some in final U.S. tax bill (2017) (0)
Marine science. Researchers plunge into debate over new sub. (2002) (0)
Iridium Accelerates Squeeze on the Spectrum (1998) (0)
Student Charged With Possessing Anthrax (2002) (0)
Scientific publishing. Journals offered free to poorest nations. (2001) (0)
Ocean science. Panel to prepare plan for underwater network. (2004) (0)
Physical Sciences Need Boost, Advisory Panel Tells Bush (2002) (0)
Flooding Mine Could Doom Homestake Plan (2003) (0)
Economics. Does science drive the productivity train? (2000) (0)
UC Ties at Stake in Los Alamos Shakeup (2003) (0)
Neutrino Lab Detects Heavy Political Fallout (2002) (0)
Science Office Grows, Nonproliferation Stalls (2001) (0)
The Reverend Bayes Goes to Court (1999) (0)
High living (2019) (0)
House spending panel calls for cuts at NASA, NOAA, and NIST, small increase for NSF (2015) (0)
NIST Struggles to Escape the Knife (2004) (0)
Firing Draws Protest at Los Alamos (2004) (0)
Republicans ready a regulatory rollback. (2016) (0)
Conservation biology: rebels seize research team in Colombia. (2004) (0)
Clinton to Expand Marine Reserve Areas (2000) (0)
University of California Inches Closer to Preparing Bids (2004) (0)
Other Marine Labs Also Paddle Hard to Stay Afloat (2004) (0)
Bringing 'em Back Alive (2003) (0)
How an Australian researcher ended up in the spotlight at a White House coronavirus briefing (2020) (0)
Profile: Rajan Gupta (2004) (0)
EPA’s ‘secret science’ plan is back, and critics say it’s worse (2019) (0)
See You in Court (1999) (0)
Genetic divide. (2017) (0)
Army Ordered to Hunt Down New Technology (2002) (0)
Venture Capitalist to Lead Science Panel (2001) (0)
Iridium's Loss Is Astronomers' Gain (2000) (0)
The Real Father of the Internet (1999) (0)
Massive U.S. defense bill includes a bevy of research-related provisions (2017) (0)
Judge Casts Doubt on Scientist's Account (2002) (0)
By 98 to 1, U.S. Senate passes amendment saying climate change is real, not a hoax (2015) (0)
Atmospheric science. NSF to turn tank killer into storm chaser. (2011) (0)
Science groups react to U.S. government shutdown as researchers scramble (2018) (0)
Academic earmarks. Senators take aim at Texas project. (2002) (0)
Homestake mine. Neutrino lab detects heavy political fallout. (2002) (0)
Smithsonian Taps Banker as New Leader (1999) (0)
Project Recruits Women to Run for President (1998) (0)
Laboratory animals. Researchers fight plan to regulate mice, birds. (2000) (0)
Congress poised to pass sweeping biomedical innovation bill (2016) (0)
Nobel Peace Prize. Kenya's Maathai wins for reforestation work. (2004) (0)
The crowd-funder: Heidi Moretti. (2014) (0)
PHILANTHROPY: Moore Foundation Targets Science. (2000) (0)
Top Official Resigns as Congress Pushes for Management Changes (1999) (0)
Nobel century. Prizewinners, no--but not losers. (2001) (0)
DOE Polygraph Plan Draws Fire (1999) (0)
DOE Project Survives Close Call in Preliminary House Budget Vote (1999) (0)
Bioterrorism. Security rules leave labs wanting more guidance. (2003) (0)
Suit Targets Two DOE Labs (2003) (0)
Climate change poses major threat to U.S., new government report concludes (2018) (0)
Library-Society Alliance Puts Bio Journals Online (1999) (0)
White House details proposed cuts to science agencies. (2019) (0)
Outlook Improves for Research Funding (1999) (0)
Marine Researchers Hope to Sail Off Into the Unknown (2002) (0)
White House Budget Blowout (2004) (0)
Regulators Seek to Redefine 'Working Life' (2008) (0)
Getting a Grip on Arsenic (1998) (0)
Marine environment. Clinton creates huge Hawaiian coral haven. (2000) (0)
Marine science. Mideast pirates give oceanographers pause. (2001) (0)
National Science Foundation. Information technology takes a different tack. (2000) (0)
DOE Told to Make Its Science More Visible (2003) (0)
‘Sink into your grief.’ How one scientist confronts the emotional toll of climate change (2021) (0)
European Union Agrees on R&D Budget (1998) (0)
Report on R&D Strains Could Stress Academia (1998) (0)
Record U.S. rains trigger wildfire fears. How’s that work? (2015) (0)
New team, old hands. (2013) (0)
Biomedical research. First house vote good for NIH budget. (2001) (0)
Academy Asks to Ease Visas for Scholars (2002) (0)
ELECTION 2000: Uncertainty Wins by a Landslide. (2000) (0)
Glacier-mapping drone soars to nearly 5000 meters, setting a record (2017) (0)
In Miami, a modern clash over a 2000-year-old settlement (2023) (0)
Holding a Nitrogen Grudge (1998) (0)
Fisheries science. Europe unveils 'radical' plan to reform fishing industry. (2011) (0)
Science funding. U.S. shutdown tightens its grip on research. (2013) (0)
Evolution Back in Italian Schools (2004) (0)
Mideast Pirates Give Oceanographers Pause (2001) (0)
Homeland security. Congress homes in on new department's RD programs. (2002) (0)
Research misconduct. Texas scientist admits falsifying results. (2000) (0)
Profile: Xavier Delannay (2004) (0)
Fencing Over Swordfish (1998) (0)
An Improbable Statistician (1999) (0)
Delayed ... or Dead? (1999) (0)
NUCLEAR SECURITY: Los Alamos Under Siege After Secrets Recovered. (2000) (0)
U.S. spy agencies wimp out on science of climate change, but still say it’s a security threat (2017) (0)
Gulf oil spill. Panel draws ambitious road map for Gulf restoration. (2011) (0)
Research advocates watch, warily, as Congress tries to finish its budget outline (2015) (0)
Computing, NSF to Get Top Billing in 2000 Budget (1999) (0)
Intellectual property. Most academics eschewing patents? (2004) (0)
DOE Blames Three at Los Alamos Lab (1999) (0)
Faces in the Crowd (2001) (0)
Q&A: New light pollution tracking tool is a physicist’s bright idea (2019) (0)
Universities urge U.S. leaders to boost science budgets by 15%, ease rules to cope with pandemic (2020) (0)
House Democrats move to resurrect Congress’s science advisory office (2019) (0)
High Court to Review Standard for Appeal (1998) (0)
NOAA to Retool Research Programs (2004) (0)
Q&A: China just seized a research robot from a U.S. Navy ship. What was it doing? (2016) (0)
Q&A: The epic tale of the scientists who unraveled the mystery of the monsoon (2018) (0)
Report Seeks Answers to Marine Mystery (2002) (0)
Richardson Reverses Course on DOE Reorganization (1999) (0)
U.S. election. Change versus experience? (2012) (0)
Butler Cleared on Most Biosecurity Charges, Convicted of Fraud (2003) (0)
High Court Reins In Patent Pirates (2002) (0)
A Plan to Go Where Few Have Gone Before (2003) (0)
MARINE ENVIRONMENT: Clinton Creates Huge Hawaiian Coral Haven. (2000) (0)
U.S. science budget. Kansas veterinary biosecurity lab trampled in spending plan. (2012) (0)
U.S. science policy. GOP takes Senate, budget uncertain. (2002) (0)
RESEARCH REGULATION. Panel slams plan for human research rules. (2016) (0)
U.S. science funding. The future is flat in White House's 2015 spending request. (2014) (0)
Wildlife Scientists Left Out in the Cold (1998) (0)
More Space Missions Imperiled by Russian Woes (1998) (0)
Animal welfare. Congress clears way for rodent rules. (2001) (0)
Butler 'Lit Bonfire' to Hide Misdeeds, U.S. Says (2003) (0)
Kenya's Maathai Wins for Reforestation Work (2004) (0)
We used to revere turkeys, not eat them (2015) (0)
Nuclear weapons policy. Showdown expected in Congress. (2004) (0)
Fisheries research. Mixed schools a must for fish? (2002) (0)
New Agency Contains Strong Science Arm (2002) (0)
New Senate Leader no Stranger to Science Policy (2003) (0)
Tools of the Trade (2001) (0)
Breakdowns of the year. (2022) (0)
Lobbying. Faces in the crowd. (2001) (0)
Cold War Antidote (1999) (0)
NOAA Consolidation Urged (2004) (0)
Transportation research. Bush trades hybrid for hydrogen model. (2002) (0)
Out of the Vault, Into the Forest (2002) (0)
Mars Mapper Gets the Hiccups (1998) (0)
John Delaney profile. A cautionary tale From Bermuda. (2004) (0)
Meet the science marchers. (2017) (0)
Science policy. White House denies playing politics with science. (2004) (0)
Heated Debate Ahead on U.S. Energy Agenda (2003) (0)
Senate Says No to New Rodent Rules (2002) (0)
House bills would keep DOE science spending flat, eliminate ARPA-E, and cut farm science (2017) (0)
U.S. House approves flat funding for DHS science amid fight over immigration policy (2015) (0)
Be Fruitful & Multiply? (2009) (0)
Homeland security. New science chief wants ready-made technologies. (2003) (0)
House Wants More Bidders for Lab Contracts (2003) (0)
Malaysian MIT Still a Dream (1998) (0)
Experiment Stopped After Safety Concerns (1998) (0)
Five Researchers Die in Boating Accident (2000) (0)
Gene Therapy Pioneer Denies Sexual Abuse Charges (2004) (0)
Daniel Pauly profile. Science helps Pew push its oceans agenda. (2002) (0)
IPCC elects new chair: Hoesung Lee of Korea (2015) (0)
Can a long-dead reverend help save Amazonia’s freshwater dolphins? (2016) (0)
Seven from 2017: Science Insider’s look back at hot stories of the year (2017) (0)
Supreme Court Limits Scope of Appeals (1999) (0)
Global change. New climate science plan garners split opinions. (2003) (0)
Science could benefit as Democrats take power. (2021) (0)
Community Divides Over Push for Bigger Budget (1999) (0)
Ancient Australian ‘superhighways’ suggested by massive supercomputing study (2021) (0)
U.S. immigration reform. More high-tech visas, more STEM education funds. (2013) (0)
Pathogen Researchers Get Help From TIGR (2001) (0)
Democrats Match GOP in Sending a Physicist to Washington (1998) (0)
Academies Fault Reno Over Handling of Lee (2000) (0)
Science funding. U.S. shutdown spares an 'essential' few. (2013) (0)
Biodefense facilities. Suit targets two DOE labs. (2003) (0)
"Explain to Me What I'm Not Getting" (2001) (0)
DOE Lab Exchanges Targeted in Wake of Espionage Claims (1999) (0)
U.S. Department of Energy. Science Office grows, nonproliferation stalls. (2001) (0)
Ancient Native Americans were among the world’s first coppersmiths (2021) (0)
2005 Budget Makes Flat a Virtue (2004) (0)
Tax Cut Politics Could Swallow Research Gains (1999) (0)
U.S. science policy. Memo to Congress: get better advice. (2001) (0)
Science policy. Peer-review critic gets NIH 'rejects'. (2001) (0)
DARPA's Highs and Lows (1999) (0)
First Bush Budget May Put Science on Diet (2001) (0)
Oceans and Climate. Oceans of change. Introduction. (2015) (0)
2001 BUDGET: Research Gets Hefty Boost in 2001 Defense Budget. (2000) (0)
U.S. science and austerity. A difficult view from space for NOAA. (2011) (0)
NASA Plans Earlier Hubble Rescue (1999) (0)
What’s in the huge pandemic relief bill for science? (2021) (0)
DOE Says Fewer Workers Will Face the Machine (2003) (0)
ScienceInsider’s top 15 stories of 2015 (2015) (0)
Pioneering Prevention Institute Declares Bankruptcy (2004) (0)
PNAS Maintains Embargo (1998) (0)
Defense science. As Pentagon downsizes, budgets shrink for academic research. (2014) (0)
Cloning. Moratorium replaces ban as U.S. target. (2002) (0)
CIA Pick Puts Science Chair Boehlert on the Hot Seat (2004) (0)
Now Batting for Science: New York's Sherry Boehlert (2001) (0)
House panel set to vote on bill that cuts or eliminates some DOE science programs (2017) (0)
Daniel Greenberg, science journalism pioneer who shaped Science’s News section, dies at 88 (2020) (0)
Scientific community. Universities review policies for onsite classified research. (2002) (0)
Klausner Makes Case For New Foundation (2001) (0)
High-Flying Science Seeks to Reduce Toll at Towers (2002) (0)
Moore Foundation Targets Science (2000) (0)
Pain spreads from shutdown. (2019) (0)
U.S. scientists on edge as government shutdown looms (2018) (0)
Amid fears of idea theft, NIH targets foreign funding links. (2018) (0)
A battle over the ‘best science’ (2017) (0)
Saving Scripps (2004) (0)
Intellectual property. High court reins in patent pirates. (2002) (0)
Writing the Biosecurity Bible (2004) (0)
Patent law. Judge casts doubt on scientist's account. (2002) (0)
New Science Chief Wants Ready-Made Technologies (2003) (0)
BREAKING: Obama announces nominees for NSF deputy director, head of DOE Office of Science (2015) (0)
U.S. science adviser resigns after bullying charge. (2022) (0)
Science groups urge changes as Congress nears final tax bill. (2017) (0)
What’s the face of U.S. innovation? Don’t think Bill Gates (2016) (0)
Cancer research. Pioneering prevention institute declares bankruptcy. (2004) (0)
Lobbying. Hawaii rides a wave of research earmarks. (2001) (0)
U.S. oversight of risky pathogen research could be better, draft report concludes (2015) (0)
Lobbying. Perfecting the art of the science deal. (2001) (0)
The Final Score: 47 to 22 (2003) (0)
Three Spending Bills Bolster Research (1998) (0)
Clear findings, smoggy debate. (2017) (0)
Homeland security. New agency contains strong science arm. (2002) (0)
Los Alamos Under Siege After Secrets Recovered (2000) (0)
No pay. No retirement. No stink bugs by mail. The shutdown pain is spreading (2019) (0)
Animal welfare. Senate says no to new rodent rules. (2002) (0)
Putting the brakes on highway deaths. (2017) (0)
Breakthrough in budget negotiations could raise spending for science (2018) (0)
Kenya Parks Chief Ousted--Again (1998) (0)
NIH asks federal watchdog to investigate 12 allegations related to foreign influence (2019) (0)
Senate sends massive biomedical innovation bill to Obama for signing (2016) (0)
Groups Sue to Tighten Oversight of Rodents (1999) (0)
Up, Down, and Sideways: How Other Research Agencies Fared (2000) (0)
Military research. Army ordered to hunt down new technology. (2002) (0)
Congress creates two new bodies to tackle foreign influence on U.S. research (2019) (0)
Bush appointment. Venture capitalist to lead science panel. (2001) (0)
NSF Takes the Plunge on a Bigger, Faster Research Sub (2004) (0)
U.S. Science policy. NSF opening adds to concerns about Obama's second-term science team. (2013) (0)
Harold Varmus stepping down as director of U.S. cancer institute (2015) (0)
Tropical Research Center (2001) (0)
What if every scientist and engineer in the U.S. marched? How many would that be? (2017) (0)
Earth observations. Congress asks NOAA to consider charging for data. (2011) (0)
U.S. Congress. New leaders emerge after Senate shake-up. (2001) (0)
U.S. Defense Labs Brace for a Blast From Their Bosses (2003) (0)
U.S. takes aim at foreign influence. (2019) (0)
Profile: Marina Protopopova (2004) (0)
NIH Gets $2.5 Billion More as Congress Wraps Up Budget (2000) (0)
Why Do Marine Mammals Strand? (2001) (0)
Animal welfare. Research groups win delay in rules. (2000) (0)
Clinical trials. Ventilator study gets second wind. (2003) (0)
Next Stop, Los Alamos (1998) (0)
National security. Pentagon proposal worries researchers. (2002) (0)
Gibbons Joins Effort to Boost Science at State (1999) (0)
Security Fears Prompt Computer Shutdown (1999) (0)
Panel Urges Shakeup of NOAA Research (2004) (0)
Human cloning. New players, same debate in Congress. (2003) (0)
Science Helps Pew Push Its Oceans Agenda (2002) (0)
Climate skeptic’s fossil fuel funding puts spotlight on journal conflict policies (2015) (0)
Earth science. Panel urges shakeup of NOAA research. (2004) (0)
Competition Heats Up for Underground U.S. Lab (2003) (0)
Gray ladies in the spotlight. (2011) (0)
Something is killing U.S. birds. It's not cicadas. (2021) (0)
U.S. Researchers Go for Scientific Gold Mine (2001) (0)
Thanks to NIH, R&D Ends Up With 5% Boost (1999) (0)
Erratum: Will Livermore laser ever burn brightly? (Science (August 18) (1126)) (2000) (0)
Avian influenza. Proposed H5N1 research reviews raise concerns. (2012) (0)
Gore, Bush Aides in Friendly Tussle (2000) (0)
U.S. House approves 2018 spending bills, but process far from finished (2017) (0)
Texas A&M Draws Flak for Plans to Nab Antiterrorism Research Center (2002) (0)
Gulf oil spill. Researchers hail new restoration program funds. (2012) (0)
2000 Budget Plays Favorites (1999) (0)
U.S. House proposes budget increases for energy, environmental research programs (2019) (0)
Trump’s 2018 budget will squeeze civilian science agencies (2017) (0)
GOP Takes Senate, Budget Uncertain (2002) (0)
Great Lakes people among first coppersmiths. (2021) (0)
New York corruption case puts spotlight on cancer researcher (2015) (0)
Nigeria. Landmark study reveals an oil quagmire. (2011) (0)
Space Science Isn't Fun Anymore, Gingrich Says (1998) (0)
UN to Move on Gene Resolution (1998) (0)
New Faces Please and Puzzle Researchers (2001) (0)
The money chase, 2016: U.S. budget out today, be ready with this six-chart primer on science spending (2015) (0)
NUCLEAR ESPIONAGE: Report Details Spying on Touring Scientists. (2000) (0)
Decoding a Mouse Name (2000) (0)
Profile: Alberto Saal (2004) (0)
NIH Stays the Course in Choosing How to Spend Its Growing Budget (2001) (0)
A policy morass. (2014) (0)
2012 U.S. budget. Science stays on track in last-minute spending bill. (2011) (0)
Materials science. Lighting initiative flickers to life. (2002) (0)
First House Vote Good for NIH Budget (2001) (0)
Butler Appeals Conviction, Risking Longer Sentence (2004) (0)
Researchers Target Flaws in Ballistic Missile Defense Plan (2000) (0)
Power shift in Senate could bring major changes in U.S. science and climate policy (2021) (0)
Functional genomics. Pathogen researchers get help from TIGR. (2001) (0)
Ocean exploration. Bringing 'em back alive. (2003) (0)
As IPCC chair exits, focus moves to who comes next (2015) (0)
High Court Asked to Rule on What Makes an Idea New (2001) (0)
Science policy. 2005 budget makes flat a virtue. (2004) (0)
Profile: Lai-Sheng Wang (2004) (0)
Uncertainty Wins by a Landslide (2000) (0)
2002 budget. NIH gets big boost; lobbyists want more. (2001) (0)
Science gets its moment in Obama's 2015 State of the Union (2015) (0)
Nuclear weapons. New nukes revive old debate. (2003) (0)
U.S. government shutdown starts to take a bite out of science (2019) (0)
Grad student accused of faking gay marriage data planning 'comprehensive response' (2015) (0)
Cloak-and-dagger publishing. (2013) (0)
Ornithologists set their nets in Washington, D.C.—to catch birds and attention (2016) (0)
National Science Foundation. NIST struggles to escape the knife. (2004) (0)
House Democrats move to block part of Trump’s fetal tissue policy (2019) (0)
Tritium to Go (1999) (0)
Politics vs. data on needle swaps. (2017) (0)
'To Your Health' Is More Than a Toast to Economists (2000) (0)
Bioterrorism. Biosecurity goes global. (2004) (0)
Allegations of Waste: The 'Seeding' Study (2008) (0)
Warming seas may scramble North America’s fishing industry (2018) (0)
Tight Budget Could Shut Down MIT Accelerator (1998) (0)
Science and security. Academy asks to ease visas for scholars. (2002) (0)
Marine conservation. Reserves found to aid fisheries. (2001) (0)
Bioterrorism and the courts. Butler appeals conviction, risking longer sentence. (2004) (0)
Avian influenza. How much longer will moratorium last? (2012) (0)
All Too Human (1999) (0)
Short-Lived Comeback? (1999) (0)
Oceanography. Grim forecast for a fading fleet. (2005) (0)

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