Tuition tax out, but orphan drug credit reduced.

Agency will no longer set a 10-year cutoff for eligibility.

Survey examines attitudes of U.S. researchers.

Larger political deal achieves a long-standing goal of scientific community, but hard tasks lie ahead.

Short-term visits are nixed for now, as Trump administration policies cool off U.S.-Cuba science relations

When Dutch researchers developed an open-source algorithm designed to flag statistical errors in psychology papers, it received mixed reaction from the research community.

European Commission renews glyphosate license despite debate on cancer risk.

From cancer advances to the cosmos, what's your top choice?

London’s loss, as a result of Brexit vote, is lamented by U.K. researchers

After promising a major new investment in science last year, the U.K. government is planning another significant increase in spending.

More members of Congress ask agency why program lapsed.

To predict what research will be transformative, a crystal ball might be your best option.

Unusual experiment reveals that news stories can boost national policy discussion on social media.

Psychology initiative aims to engage dozens of laboratories around the world in large-scale studies, since the “tentative, preliminary results” produced by small studies conducted in relatively isolated laboratories “just aren’t getting the job done."

COOPETIC-Recherche, a platform supporting scientists selling their research skills and knowledge to academic and industry clients.

More than 400 Pennsylvanians have already learned of disease mutations.

ETH Zurich in Switzerland launched an investigation into allegations that a leading professor mistreated graduate students for more than a decade.

House Republican says cap on indirect costs would be unreasonable and ultimately destructive.

Federal spending on science has dropped by half in 5 years.

New Senate bill would add public members to all funding panels and reexamine some National Science Foundation proposals.

Agency staff wanted initiative on firearms violence to continue.

Semantic Scholar search tool expands to include biomedical science literature.

German libraries and universities want all German-authored papers to be freely available worldwide.

He has long been a thorn in scientists’ sides. Today, Latour wants to help rebuild trust in science.

Scholarly publishing giants Elsevier and the American Chemical Society (ACS) have filed a lawsuit in Germany against ResearchGate, a popular academic networking site, alleging copyright infringement on a mass scale.

New law would allow commercial planting of transgenic varieties in Uganda.

Having an affiliation in more than one country appears to have benefits.