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Science Magazine
12 décembre
02h30
NIH’s proposed caps on open-access publishing fees roil scientific community
Phie Jacobs
Policy to be implemented next year drew more than 900 comments, most of them critical
02h00
Want to sway an election? Here’s how much fake online accounts cost
Kai Kupferschmidt
Systematic price monitoring sheds light on economics of online manipulation
11 décembre
06h30
New antibiotic for gonorrhea could help beat back drug-resistant infections
Kai Kupferschmidt
Two treatments for the sexually transmitted disease are expected to become available soon
04h35
Congress imposes new security restrictions on U.S. researchers
Robert F. Service
But new defense bill drops or weakens some controversial proposals
02h40
Heat-seeking beetles drawn to plants that glow in infrared
Erik Stokstad
Pollinators’ antennae act like thermal cameras to spot self-heating plants
02h00
NASA telescope will hunt down city killer’ asteroids
Robin George Andrews
With an infrared eye, NEO Surveyor will target dangerous space rocks glowing in the dark
10 décembre
05h25
A new preprint server welcomes papers written and reviewed by AI
Celina Zhao
With human peer review struggling to keep pace with machine-generated science, aiXiv enlists bots to help
04h15
U.S. military funds AI tools to speed modeling of viral outbreaks
Sarah Scoles
DARPA program could yield models of disease spread in days instead of weeks
03h00
Replenishing sapped groundwater could trigger small earthquakes
Hannah Richter
A boom in aquifer injection projects could unlock long-quiet faults
09 décembre
04h25
The first patients have been helped by cancer-fighting cells made directly in their bodies
Mitch Leslie
Novel approach could be faster, and cheaper, than making the cells in the lab but safety concerns linger