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The funding agency is taking strides to avoid losing parents from the scientific workforce.
UNESCO will reconsider awarding a life sciences prize funded by an African dictator WHO has been accused of corruption and human rights violations.
A cooperative agreement allows South African scientists to participate in European Molecular Biology programs.
This year’s winners research topics ranging from stem cell regulation to brain damage from football injuries.
A 2012 spending bill, approved by a Senate panel yesterday, would trim the NIH budget by $190 million.
Two scientists have appealed the ruling to allow federal funding of human embryonic stem cell research.
Research money from the oil industry was used by University of Calgary academics to promote skepticism about human-caused climate change.
The NIH, FDA, and DARPA are teaming up to develop a chip to test drug toxicities as one of the first projects of the NIH's new translational research center.
A Senate panel has reduced the National Science Foundation’s budget by $162 million for the upcoming fiscal year.
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