Get your coronavirus test, join the party: Experimental mass events in the Netherlands draw fire
Critics question protocols and ethics of parties, concerts, and sports events that rely on testing to keep people safe
Critics question protocols and ethics of parties, concerts, and sports events that rely on testing to keep people safe
The rough woodlouse is the smallest known animal to disperse seeds by eating and excreting them
U.S. report lays out an ambitious plan to harness the “RNome” for medicine and more—but funding is uncertain
Predicting how proteins bind to other molecules could revolutionize biochemistry, drug discovery
Three-dimensional scans and thermal imaging give unprecedented insight into cat grooming
Well-intentioned decision to switch oral polio vaccines in 2016 backfired, new draft report says
Quasar 40 million times the Sun’s mass challenges theorists
Plant engineered to counter a debilitating vitamin A deficiency in developing countries has faced fierce opposition
At their annual meeting, biological anthropologists began to build a playbook to thwart racist misuse of research
First reconstruction of leprotic bacterial genome from ancient animal remains sheds new light on its ecology
Foreign trainees seeking U.S. medical residencies pay hefty sums to build research resumes