- April 16, 2025
a six-step strategy to surviving your PhD
To earn your PhD, you have to remember that you’re not just a researcher, but also a human.Credit: Hxdbzxy/Getty When
Nature’s guide to what’s next
Lawsuits against the US National Institutes of Health might end up at the Supreme Court.Credit: Tierney L Cross/AFP/Getty Threats to
Can peer-reviewed podcasts fast-track science?
Podcasts offer a quick way to publish research results.Credit: grinvalds/iStock via Getty Kate Murray, a communications specialist in Melbourne, Australia,
Why more AI researchers should collaborate with governments
Artificial intelligence (AI) is beginning to transform many industries, yet its use to improve public services remains limited globally. AI-based
Trump levies raise cost of supplies
Higher tariffs on imports into the United States is affecting the global trade of laboratory supplies.Credit: Allen J. Schaben/Los Angeles
How to get rid of toxic ‘forever chemical’ pollution
This February, 14 lorries set out from Wilmington, North Carolina, with a toxic cargo: more than 150 tonnes of grit-like
Publishers trial paying peer reviewers — what did they find?
Trials suggest that offering payment can increase the chance of a researcher agreeing to review, and in some cases speed
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US universities curtail staff, spending as Trump cuts take hold
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge has frozen hiring for non-faculty positions.Credit: Mel Musto/Bloomberg/Getty The onslaught of US spending
How ‘animal methods bias’ is affecting research careers
Animals do not always need to be used in preclinical studies.Credit: Evgenyi Eg / Getty While Catharine Krebs was working