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Changemakers This Nature Q&A series celebrates individuals who have fought racism in science and who champion inclusion. The series often highlights initiatives that could be applied to other scientific workplaces.…
A little before 3 a.m. on 15 June, two Iranian missiles hit the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel. We consider this a direct targeting of Israeli science and…
The Journal of Public Health in Africa aims to provide a reputable publishing platform that serves the needs of African researchers.Credit: Luke Dray/Getty When Nicaise Ndembi took the helm of…
The headquarters of the National Academy of Sciences in Washington DC.Credit: Radharc Images/Alamy One of the most influential scientific societies in the United States is in turmoil. Budget cuts by…
Iran has long stood as a scientific and medical powerhouse in the Middle East. From the legacy of Ibn Sina — who described cancer metastasis in the eleventh century —…
The mean fee for graduate application to a US Ivy League university today is nearly US$100. After a decade-long campaign, doctoral applications to most UK universities are now free; the…
The University of Michigan in Ann Arbor employs 1,500 postdoctoral scholars — more than 900 of whom have signed a petition for union recognition.Credit: University of College/Shutterstock Postdoctoral researchers at…
Credit: Lena Trindade/BrazilPhotos/Alamy Niède Guidon, a Brazilian archaeologist, was one of the first researchers to challenge a long-standing consensus on when and how early humans arrived in the Americas. The…
After being charged last month with trying to smuggle frog embryos into the United States, Kseniia Petrova, a Russian bioinformatician, was indicted on 25 June on additional charges by a…
Willice Obonyo (seated) shows his students at the Technical University of Kenya how to use a tabletop radio telescope to observe radio emissions. Credit: Willice Obonyo Radioastronomy in Africa In…