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Some institutions arrange for highly cited researchers to change their main affiliations, which boosts their position in global university rankings.

The pandemic has been on a “downward trend” but the risk of new variants remains, WHO’s director-general says.

In space, no one can hear you screen.

Chief of US public-health agency announced her departure as COVID-19 emergency declarations end.

The nation’s support for the International Space Station until 2028 is a relief for international scientists who depend on it for their research.

Representatives of US whistleblower organisations deliver their verdict on a strategy to protect federal scientists and their research.

Language models similar to those behind ChatGPT have been used to improve antibody therapies against COVID-19, Ebola and other viruses.

New analysis of genomic data from market swabs highlights their limitations.

US space agency plans to shift the New Horizons planetary probe to studying heliophysics, and some scientists don’t agree.

FDA approves GSK’s vaccine Arexvy against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) for older people. Plus, prehistoric pendant’s DNA reveals the person who held it and investment in diseases that mostly affect women could reap big rewards.

Garry Cooper’s sustainability business has grown to help thousands of people conduct more efficient research.

The most popular repository for sharing SARS-CoV-2 sequence data has come under increasing scrutiny. Scientists and funders around the world must now consider what lies ahead for the open sharing of genome data.

Fruit-fly cells use previously unknown complex cellular structures to store phosphate, a molecule essential to life

Results suggest that the amyloid-targeting drug candidate slows cognitive decline in some people, but questions remain over its potential side effects.

A plant used as medicine by South African peoples could be a source of some of the ingredients in the marijuana plant.

A device that transforms infrared light into a visible image could be used for anti-surveillance purposes.