'Egregiousness' of conduct over almost 15 years leads to first-ever lifetime ban on US grants

Study by Chandra had been questioned since 2003

The American Chemical Society says Google's new academic and scientific search engine, Google Scholar, is infringing on its established search product, Scifinder Scholar.

Society says Google violated its trademark, but search engine calls suit 'without merit'

Clinical researcher independence at risk, says a report from a university teachers' group

New academic search service is applauded but librarians, academics have some reservations

Researchers at York University in Toronto are refining a new bioanalytical technique capable of simultaneously analyzing hundreds or thousands of proteins in individual human cells.

Universities beginning to address gender imbalance in national research chairs program

Canadian university says review problems are fixed, but others say problems are national

Andrzej KrauzeIt's always nice to know your work was appreciated, even after you're no longer working in the office. Just three weeks after being fired for insubordination (see The Scientist Daily News for July 16, 2004) a scientist from Health Canada got a gold watch, a letter, and a framed certificate signed by the Prime Minister marking his "distinguished" 35 years of service, all delivered to his home by courier, along with some running shoes he'd left behind at the office.Deputy Health Mini

Whistleblowers fighting terminations that a lobby group calls an 'ominous signal'

New $125m Toronto facility could be 'Manhattan Project of cancer,' says Mak