As ASAPbio and individual life scientists respond to FASEB’s statement against the inclusion of preprints in NIH grant applications, more than 600 researchers sign a petition in support of citing these non peer-reviewed works in such proposals.
Proposed legislation would eliminate academic tenure at public universities in Iowa and Missouri, echoing a move that has already gutted such permanent posts in Wisconsin.
During his two terms in office, President Barack Obama pushed for action on climate change, injected “innovation” into science and tech, bet big on biomedical research, and published papers in peer-reviewed journals. Here’s a look at his efforts to “put science in its rightful place.”
A CDC report concludes that the woman, who died last August, succumbed to a Klebsiella pneumoniae infection that was resistant to 26 different antibiotics.
Scientists criticize unconfirmed reports that President-elect Donald Trump has asked Robert Kennedy Jr., an anti-vaccine activist, to investigate vaccine safety.
A survey of 11 species confirms that mothers prefer to keep their offspring to one side of their bodies, but that their offspring tend to approach them from the opposite side.
The US House of Representatives “Select Investigative Panel” recommends that the NIH investigate fetal tissue research, and consider no longer funding certain types.
As the NIH questions the place of preprints in grant applications, the U.K.’s MRC encourages scientists to submit non-peer–reviewed works for consideration.
Miles away from the closest ocean, marine microbes thrive in the red ice and mud around Blood Falls, offering clues to microbial adaptation and past climate events.
Explore how super-resolution microscopy enables particle-level characterization of lipid nanoparticle composition, cargo loading, heterogeneity, and stability, providing complementary insights for formulation development and optimization.
The CellRaft AIR streamlines antibody discovery with imaging, functional screening, and gentle isolation of viable single B cells and hybridomas, helping verify monoclonality and identify high producing clones faster.
Load plasma directly into prefilled cartridges, no pretreatment, no ethanol. Under 30 minutes of instrument run time, up to 48 samples in parallel, with a high-throughput format also available.
Two Paige tools, powered by the Virchow pathology foundation model, are now available within a single image management workspace for oncology research.
