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A provocative preprint showed AI designing novel viruses. Some of them could kill E. coli! Even scientists don't totally agree on "what it means" -- but they've been talking about it. A window into the debate šlink:
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Inside the debate over a tech breakthrough raising questions about life itself
A research team at Stanford University has harnessed the power of AI to design phages, raising questions about the future of biotechnology and its applications.
https://wapo.st/4hR6A8t
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It is a tender time for the nascent field of CRISPR gene editing... A small trial shows the potential to use the tech to lower LDL cholesterol and trigylcerides, but a patient died this week in a different trial now on hold šlink:
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How a āone and doneā gene-editing treatment could lower cholesterol
A cutting-edge medical experiment in a small trial has demonstrated the effectiveness of a one-time CRISPR gene editing treatment in lowering cholesterol levels
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A ferocious paleontology debate -- over teenage T. rex vs. Nanotyrannus -- may finally be settled.
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As an editor of mine used to say... ain't no fight like a science fight. šlink:
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A ferocious debate over teenage T. rex fossils may finally be settled
For decades, paleontologists debated whether fossils were of a young T. rex or a species called nanotyrannus. A new study settles it: Nanotyrannus is real.
https://wapo.st/47D18l5
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In the middle of a shutdown, NIH appointed a new head for its institute on environmental health sciences. The new NIEHS director, Kyle Walsh, is a Duke neurosurgeon who studies glial cells. He also calls VP JD Vance, who officiated his wedding, one of his closest friends.
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Drugs treating cancer, epilepsy, & HIV were developed thanks to millions in federal funding for universities. What lifesaving drugs are future patients missing out on due to Trumpās attacks?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/interactive/2025/trump-university-research-medicine
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Just got the best, ever, response when trying to track down a Nobel winner: "Dr. Ramsdell is currently living his best life and is off the grid on a pre-planned hiking trip."
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about 1 month ago
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Another excellent piece by
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et al. that raises the question: what is the administration doing other than dismantling for dismantling's sake? š
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Trump slashed funding for universities that helped create these vital drugs
Medications that prevent HIV, shrink tumors and treat seizures were invented with government funding. At research universities, that money is now canceled or in jeopardy.
https://wapo.st/4q1M3ly
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AI can design toxic proteins. Theyāre escaping through biosecurity cracks.
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AI can design toxic proteins. Theyāre escaping through biosecurity cracks.
Artificial intelligence can design toxic proteins that escape biosecurity cracks, sparking concerns over potential misuse.
https://wapo.st/4nxxeFv
about 1 month ago
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completes my "mitomeiosis" trifecta for the day:
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āEven when they succeeded, it didnāt really succeed,ā said Hank Greely... āItās interesting, but not useful yet.ā Cool story & I'm happy to see good labs working on this stuff!
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Scientists keep trying to create human eggs in a dish. Itās not easy.
Scientists are working to create human eggs in a laboratory dish, but the process is proving to be more challenging than expected.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/science/2025/09/30/creating-human-eggs-in-lab-fertility/?pwapi_token=eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJyZWFzb24iOiJnaWZ0IiwibmJmIjoxNzU5MjA0ODAwLCJpc3MiOiJzdWJzY3JpcHRpb25zIiwiZXhwIjoxNzYwNTg3MTk5LCJpYXQiOjE3NTkyMDQ4MDAsImp0aSI6IjhjNGUyODcwLWY4NTYtNDEwMC05YzM3LTBlOWNlOWVlM2FlZiIsInVybCI6Imh0dHBzOi8vd3d3Lndhc2hpbmd0b25wb3N0LmNvbS9zY2llbmNlLzIwMjUvMDkvMzAvY3JlYXRpbmctaHVtYW4tZWdncy1pbi1sYWItZmVydGlsaXR5LyJ9.Ulw36EVLAZWIBXmf2hPP6t8kI12XmiH8BbqClqxMH7o
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How an obscure budgeting shift is leaving great science -- including a trial for a devastating children's brain tumor -- in limbo
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NIH pulled off a ānear miracle.ā Scientists say thereās still a problem.
The National Institutes of Health is on track to give away all of its grant money to labs, but research on cancer, aging and diabetes is still being left behind.
https://wapo.st/4ngFN7u
about 2 months ago
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This is a big advance, folks. We've never had a disease-modifying drug for this devastating inherited disease
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"Unraveling how [Robertsonian translocations] form is basic science, unlikely to have an immediate impact on anyoneās health or fertility, but it shows how new technologies continue to open doors, solving decades-old mysteries."
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For decades, scientists puzzled over a genetic anomaly. They just solved it.
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For decades, scientists puzzled over a genetic anomaly. They just solved it.
By examining ājunk DNA,ā scientists are finding clues to understanding human biology.
https://wapo.st/3VyLmlx
about 2 months ago
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āCan we talk about RFK Jr.?ā Inside the chill sweeping vaccine makers
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āCan we talk about RFK Jr.?ā Inside the chill sweeping vaccine makers
The ascendance of vaccine critic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as the top health official is creating an environment where promising vaccines are harder to develop, scientists and investors say.
https://wapo.st/3JVbyEz
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Terry Tao, the worldās greatest living mathematician, avoided politics. Then Trump cut science funding. Tao on math, funding and why America has been such a special place to do research. š link:
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The worldās greatest mathematician avoided politics. Then Trump cut science funding.
Terence Tao, a renowned mathematician at UCLA, faced funding challenges after the Trump administration froze federal research funds.
https://wapo.st/47r7Ig1
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2 months ago
The No. 2 at NIH repeatedly insisted vaccines are unnecessary in a healthy society even when presented evidence healthy children died of flu, according to whistleblower complaints.
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BREAKING Florida moves to end all school vaccine mandates, first in nation to do so.
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Florida moves to end all school vaccine mandates, first in nation to do so
Florida Surgeon General Joseph A. Ladapo criticized school vaccine mandates, which every state has, and likened them to slavery.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2025/09/03/florida-vaccine-mandates-ended/
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Scoop - SUSAN MONAREZ, nationās newly installed CDC director, is being ousted, people familiar tell
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CDC director being ousted weeks into job
Susan Monarez, a longtime federal government scientist, was confirmed by the Senate in late July to lead the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2025/08/27/susan-monarez-cdc-director-ousted/
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NEW: More than 750 current and former staff of HHS, including @CDCgov, and NIH, have signed a letter to RFKJr and members of Congress accusing him of endangering the lives of employees and the American people following the Aug 8 attack on the CDC.
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HHS Staff Response to the August 8th Attack ā Save HHS
Public servants and allies are standing together to demand work environments free from violence, accountability for leaders and policymakers who put everyday Americans in danger, and public health lea...
https://www.savehhs.org/letter/hhs-staff-response-to-the-august-8th-attack
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The thing that underlaid Trumpās first impeachment ā impoundment ā is back. And if anyone is going to do something about it, itās gotta happen soon.
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"What I would simply say is cancer can't wait." --Richard Schlueter, a 56-year-old metastatic cancer patient whose therapy was delayed due to terminations at NIH.
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"It is acceptable to engage a child in conversations that are romantic or sensual." Meta removed that language from its internal guidelines after I raised it. AI experts worry financial incentives will blur the line between human relationships and bot engagement.
www.reuters.com/investigates...
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Metaās AI rules have let bots hold āsensualā chats with children
An internal Meta policy document reveals the social-media giantās rules for chatbots, which have permitted provocative behavior on topics including sex and race.
https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/meta-ai-chatbot-guidelines/
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Carl Zimmer
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Yesterday I discovered that ChatGPT's PhD-level expertise didn't extend to bird anatomy. This morning I thought, perhaps I was being too hard on the half-trillion-dollar company. Birds are a little weird, anatomically speaking. Let's try something more familiar. A mammal. Behold.
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2.6 million year old teeth found in Ethiopia reveal yet another example of two species of hominins coexisting - work supported by NSF, researchers hopeful they'll get their next year of funding
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In ancient teeth, clues of human evolution ā and perhaps a new species
The findings from Ledi-Geraru, Ethiopia, that hominin ancestors lived alongside each other reinforce the idea that evolution wasnāt a straight line.
https://wapo.st/4oALka8
3 months ago
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With stunning speed, the Trump administration has destabilized an 80-year-old partnership between the government and universities that has made the U.S. a scientific superpower.
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tells the story of one lab trying to survive
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Inside science labs trying to survive in the Trump era
Anastasia Khvorovaās lab at the University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School shows how quickly the administration is dismantling an 80-year partnership that made the U.S. a scientific superpower.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2025/08/11/trump-science-nobel-innovation-cuts/
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Basic research āis almost like the starter when you bake sourdough bread. You canāt make the bread without it.ā
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Inside science labs trying to survive in the Trump era
Anastasia Khvorovaās lab at U-Mass. Chan Medical School shows how quickly the administration is dismantling an 80-year partnership that made the U.S. a scientific superpower.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2025/08/11/trump-science-nobel-innovation-cuts/
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The Trump administration has destabilized a partnership with universities that has made the U.S. a scientific superpower. āWhat is happening right now is absolutely suicidal,ā said Anastasia Khvorova, whose lab uses cutting-edge RNA biology.
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Inside science labs trying to survive in the Trump era
Anastasia Khvorovaās lab at U-Mass. Chan Medical School shows how quickly the administration is dismantling an 80-year partnership that made the U.S. a scientific superpower.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2025/08/11/trump-science-nobel-innovation-cuts/?utm_campaign=wp_main&utm_source={SOCIAL_NETWORK}&utm_medium=social
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The new vision for America's future: a diminished pipeline of research labs supporting a diminished innovation economy impacting communities all across the United States, new from
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Inside science labs trying to survive in the Trump era
Anastasia Khvorovaās lab at the University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School shows how quickly the administration is dismantling an 80-year partnership that made the U.S. a scientific superpower.
https://wapo.st/3HreGqA
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The whole-virus vaccines that RFK Jr. is pushing to replace mRNA have a long history. During the pandemic, China relied on this tech. Their vaccines were less effective than mRNA. Study -->
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35412612/
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How RFK Jr.ās mRNA crackdown affects vaccinemaking and future pandemics
The Trump administration is terminating biodefense research funding for mRNA projects, raising concerns about the nationās ability to fight future pandemics.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2025/08/06/rfk-jr-mrna-vaccine-criticism/
3 months ago
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āYou have to ... wonder why the secretary is directing these sort of actions against probably one of the most powerful platforms in medicine that has come along in the last 20 years."
@washingtonpost.com
fact check by
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How RFK Jr.ās mRNA crackdown affects vaccine making and future pandemics
The Trump administration is terminating biodefense research funding for mRNA projects, raising concerns about the nationās ability to fight future pandemics.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2025/08/06/rfk-jr-mrna-vaccine-criticism/
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takes a totally fascinating look at how new research shows that one single gene reveals clues to why humans thrived and Neanderthals didnāt
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One gene reveals clues to why humans thrived and Neanderthals didnāt
Some mice were more adept at seeking water after the gene change, signaling a behavioral change and potential cognitive advantage.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/science/2025/08/04/neanderthal-human-brain-chemistry-difference/
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Leigh Turner
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āOur grants people are barely holding it together because they are at the center of this chaos.ā
www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...
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Trump administration halts, then releases, NIH research funding
The decision temporarily froze $15 billion in federal funding, according to one senator. It came as Trump officials wrestle over federal spending levels.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/07/29/trump-administration-nih-funding/
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Joel Achenbach
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New & scoopy: Documents obtained by WaPo show political appointee overruled NIH career experts after Trump-mandated biosafety review
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Trump officials halt ādangerousā research, overriding NIH career scientists
The Trump administrationās actions on NIH gain-of-function research have raised concerns among scientists, who argue the move could block experiments that are safe and potentially lead to new treatmen...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/science/2025/07/16/nih-research-viruses-trump-administration/
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A senior NIH leader hired by the Trump admin was fired Monday amid an investigation into a sole-source contract on autism and other topics that could have benefited his spouse. An exclusive led by
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NIH official fired amid probe of contract used to potentially hire spouse, officials say
NIH chief operating officer Eric Schnabel was fired as officials were looking into whether a $3.3 million contract could have benefited his spouse.
https://wapo.st/4nMhcs5
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Dan Diamond
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NIH has fired its new chief operating officer ā who had been helping lead Trump-era crackdowns on NIH workers ā amid a probe into whether he tried to steer a contract to get his wife a job. with
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NIH leader fired amid probe of contract used in attempt to hire spouse, officials say
NIH chief operating officer Eric Schnabel was fired as officials were looking into whether a $3.3 million contract could have benefited his spouse.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/science/2025/07/15/nih-leader-fired-amid-contract-probe/
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The Washington Post
5 months ago
The Trump administration is preparing to test a 1974 budget law by refusing to spend congressionally mandated funds, senior federal officials say ā an escalation that could change the balance of power between Congress and the White House.
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Trump administration is preparing to test budget law, U.S. officials say
Internal dissent among federal employees is coming to the surface as President Donald Trumpās budget chief aims to rebalance spending authority.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2025/06/25/trump-budget-law-challenge/?utm_campaign=wp_main&utm_medium=social&utm_source=bluesky
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The Washington Post has many corporate issues (starting with their owner). But the reporters I have worked with their including Carolyn Johnson have been working very hard to report accurately and compellingly what is happening at NIH and elsewhere. 1/n
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Frank Lowery
5 months ago
Thanks to our brave patients for speaking up when they are going through such unimaginable circumstances
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5 months ago
NIH cuts have life and death consequences. How a cancer patient became collateral damage to Trumpās purge of the federal workforce,
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His custom cancer therapy is in an NIH freezer. He may not get it in time.
The purge of probationary federal workers included skilled lab personnel who would have finalized a customized cell immunotherapyĀ for cancer patients.
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Richard Schlueter is 56, with stage 4 metastatic cancer. Through a clinical trial, NIH created a personalized immunotherapy. It's in a freezer. But the technician who prepares cells for infusion was fired in the probationary purge, delaying his treatment.
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His custom cancer therapy is in an NIH freezer. He may not get it in time.
The purge of probationary federal workers included skilled lab personnel who would have finalized a customized cell immunotherapyĀ for cancer patients.
https://wapo.st/44ntbo4
5 months ago
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5 months ago
mRNA technology was once the toast of the scientific world, credited for saving millions of lives and hailed by Trump as a āmodern-dayā miracle. Now itās under threat
www.washingtonpost.com/business/202...
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Celebrated, then disparaged: mRNAās promise is tarnished under Trump
The promise of mRNA technology seemed boundless after the success of the coronavirus vaccines, but Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has singled it out for scrutiny, clouding its prospects.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2025/06/14/celebrated-then-disparaged-mrnas-promise-is-tarnished-under-trump/
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RFK Jr will pick his own experts to advise the CDC on vaccine policy
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"We are pressured to implement harmful measuresā -- NIH scientists have been angry for months. Now some are taking their concerns public.
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NIH scientists have been angry for months. Now some are rebelling.
More than 90 NIH scientists sign their names to the āBethesda declarationā in protest of Trump administration policies they say are harming peopleās health.
https://wapo.st/3Znv3KM
5 months ago
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In case you needed a smile this Tuesday: 10-month-old baby KJ, who received a bespoke gene-editing therapy after a six month scientific sprint - "graduated" from the hospital
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today and went HOME! YAY SCIENCE! Here's his story:
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"Gold standard science" is becoming a ubiquitous Trump administration catchphrase. Many scientists say the administration is flipping the script -- using the language of improving science to damage it.
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Why Trumpās push for āgold-standard scienceā has researchers alarmed
Many scientists fear the Trump administrationās new standard means putting political appointees in charge, which could undercut independent research.
https://wapo.st/43VGY52
6 months ago
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6 months ago
A pledge to restore āgold-standard scienceā accompanies much of Trumpās health policies challenging mainstream science. Many scientists say the opposite is happening,
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Why Trumpās push for āgold-standard scienceā has researchers alarmed
Many scientists fear the Trump administrationās new standard means putting political appointees in charge, which could undercut independent research.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/science/2025/05/31/trump-science-gold-standard-politics/
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Amazing story by
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A rare disorder threatened baby KJ. Could a race to edit his genes save him?
A rare disorder threatened baby KJ. Could a sprint to edit his genes using CRISPR save him?
https://wapo.st/3GTNbFy
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7 months ago
Amid DOGE-induced turmoil, National Science Foundation in crisis: $9 billion agency, which funds researchers, projects and facilities, is hitting reverse on its mission, by
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Amid DOGE-induced turmoil, National Science Foundation in crisis
The $9 billion agency, which exists solely to fund researchers, projects and facilities outside its Alexandria, Virginia, headquarters, is hitting reverse on its mission.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/science/2025/05/01/science-funding-nsf-cuts/
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Hank Greely
7 months ago
Cool story by
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on DNA study of Picuris Pueblo done at their requst. Remains at Chaco Canyon, 125 mi west, connect to modern & ancient Picuri DNA
www.washingtonpost.com/science/2025...
Underlying piece in Nature
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
I love the working together.
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A tiny tribe wanted to shape the future of a famed canyon. Ancient DNA helped.
The Picuris Pueblo tribal nation initiated a genetic study that confirms their connection to Chaco Canyon -- a potential model for Indigenous people to partner with scientists.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/science/2025/04/30/picuris-pueblo-chaco-canyon-dna/?utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Scan%20Thurs%202025-05-01
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As far as science agencies, the National Science Foundation stands out - it exists **to fund research** DOGE arrived, and it hit reverse on its main mission.
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Amid DOGE-induced turmoil, National Science Foundation in crisis
The $9 billion agency, which exists solely to fund researchers, projects and facilities outside its Alexandria, Virginia, headquarters, is hitting reverse on its mission.
https://wapo.st/3GBQ5Pa
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