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Stand Up for Science: US Researchers Mobilize in National Protests

On March 7, researchers will rally in Washington, D.C. and other US cities to protest federal policies threatening the future of science.

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Masking Up, 1619 to Present

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Opinion: Time to Take Animal Rights Harassment More Seriously

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Students Protest Amidst Harvard Sexual Harassment Scandal

Catherine Offord | | 2 min read

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Harvard Student Strike a Warning to University

Chloe Tenn | | 4 min read

UC Santa Cruz Fires Graduate Students Taking Part in Strike

Catherine Offord | | 2 min read

Research Interrupted in Hong Kong Amid Protests

Abby Olena, PhD | | 4 min read

Hundreds of Scientists Declare Support for Extinction Rebellion

Ashley Yeager | | 2 min read

Image of the Day: Climate Strike

Emily Makowski | | 1 min read

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Scientists to Join Teens in Global Climate Strike

Emma Yasinski | | 3 min read

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Hungarian Law Wrests Control of Research from Scientific Academy

Ashley P. Taylor | | 1 min read

Hungarian Researchers Protest Against Government Changes to Funding

Catherine Offord | | 2 min read

The Second March for Science a Smaller Affair

Jim Daley,Ashley YeagerandShawna Williams | | 4 min read

Scenes from the 2018 March for Science

Jim Daley,Ashley YeagerandShawna Williams | | 1 min read

UK Academics Strike Amid Pension Dispute

Diana Kwon | | 2 min read

Dozens of Editorial Board Members Resign from Journal

Kerry Grens | | 1 min read

Anger Flares over EPA’s Perceived Science Censorship

Katarina Zimmer | | 2 min read

German Scientists Resign from Elsevier Journals’ Editorial Boards

Diana Kwon | | 3 min read

Scientists to Protest Across India

Catherine Offord | | 2 min read

Demonstrating Discontent, May 21, 1990

Andrea Anderson | | 3 min read

Will Marches Help Science? People Are Divided, Survey Finds

Ashley P. Taylor | | 2 min read

Plant Biologist Killed in Ethiopian Protest

Kerry Grens | | 2 min read

Indian Grad Students on Strike

Jef Akst | | 2 min read

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Making the Most of Whole Genome Sequencing Library Prep

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