Metallurgy, Chemicals

Issue of foreign influence arises at Senate hearing on National Institutes of Health budget".

Scientists discover the recipe and origins of this bug’s quick hardening goop".

Sources tell school newspaper that Thomas Jessell kept working at his lab for 8 months".

Off-target editing could complicate developing safe “base-edited” therapies".

Physicist Paul Robinson once led Sandia National Laboratory".

This week’s top Science news".

Simbakubwa kutokaafrika was larger than a polar bear and toothier than a lion".

Aragón may have gained power as nearby cities collapsed".

Ultraviolet light produces different colors that help scientists tell species apart".

New perovskite tandem cell promises to be cheaper than conventional ones, and almost as efficient".

The material can easily be separated from additives to produce pristine recycled plastic".

Higher temperatures could account for 25% of “growth gap” between countries".

Scientists are developing vaccines that produce more durable immune responses and debating when booster shots are needed".

Mistreatment may help explain low number of women obtaining physics degrees".

Investigations “not based on ethnicity,” administrator says at town hall meeting".

On this week’s show: Ancient teeth reveal the origins of milk consumption, and how much we know about how much food we’re wasting".

Other scientific societies plan to update harassment policies in response".

Rose Capeding could face years in prison for her role in clinical trials of Dengvaxia".

Now in animal tests, patch is big enough to stitch to a human heart".

Second-largest colony abandons breeding site".