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Massive Ebola data site planned to combat outbreaks

An international partnership seeks African leadership to organize information about the disease.

Editorial | 04 September 2017
Removing statues of historical figures risks whitewashing history
Science must acknowledge mistakes as it marks its past.
News | 01 September 2017
Volcanic views, stalking storks and the ephemeral eclipse
August’s sharpest science shots, selected by Nature’s photo team.

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News | 05 September 2017
Budget battle looms for US science programmes
Competing spending priorities in the House of Representative and Senate could push funding negotiations into December.
News | 02 September 2017
Trump finally nominates new leader for NASA
James Bridenstine, a member of Congress, has long pushed for the United States to return to the Moon.
News | 01 September 2017
Brain researchers in uproar over NIH clinical-trials policy
An open letter to the US National Institutes of Health says that classifying human-behaviour studies as clinical trials creates unnecessary red tape.
News | 01 September 2017
Nature videos help to calm inmates in solitary confinement
Controversial experiment ignites debate over whether scientific work could be used to justify harsh prison tactics.
News | 31 August 2017
Artificial warming trial reveals striking sea-floor changes
Researchers deliberately heated up a slice of the Antarctic sea bed to see how ecosystems responded.
News | 31 August 2017
Doubts raised about CRISPR gene-editing study in human embryos
Alternative explanations challenge whether technique actually fixed a genetic mutation as claimed.

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