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  1. Here’s a look at the #NobelPrizes for #science in 2026 Catching neutrinos, controlling brain cells and the mystery of mirror image molecules won From a light switch for brain to the discovery of ultra-elusive subatomic particle hailing from beyond our solar system to a solution to one of the most enduring puzzles in all of organic chemistry, researchers behind this year’s scientific prizes each revolutionized ways scientists understand the world. sciencenews.org/article/nobel-… archive.ph/uPjBL

    sciencenews.org Here’s a look at the Nobel Prizes for science

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  2. NIH revives network to study emerging diseases—but its new restrictions baffle scientists www.science.org/content/arti...

    science.org NIH revives network to study emerging diseases—but its new restrictions baffle scientists

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  3. The goal…is a transformation of the culture of science to value replication as something fundamental, rather than see replication as something that's done on the edges and not particularly rewarded, or even worse, sometimes seen as a threat to a scientist, says #NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya.

    science.org NIH details $170 million biomedical research reproducibility effort

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  4. @mcbridetd.bsky.socialBluesky

    ‘Complete devastation’: How NSF gutted its social sciences research www.science.org/content/arti...

    science.org ‘Complete devastation’: How NSF gutted its social sciences research

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  5. @annck.bsky.socialBluesky

    I wonder how many men who went on to win Nobel prizes were denied tenure. Another way to put this is to ask if women doing path breaking, innovative work have a harder time getting funded or getting published.

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  6. @bigearthdata.aiBluesky

    50 years ago, my colleagues and I pursued basic research science that became revolutionary ->STAT | More on "Interleukin-2 and immunology breakthroughs" at BigEarthData.ai | #Science

    statnews.com 50 years ago, my colleagues and I pursued basic research science that became revolutionary

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  7. i know this is tendentious but i refuse to call it "political science" don't try to rules-lawyer yourself out of the humanities. i'm sorry if you look at data or demographics and think that makes you an actual scientist, we all do that now? you're not special? (this post sponsored by fandom studies)

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  8. @bigearthdata.aiBluesky

    Weird Physics Causes This Lonely Martian Cloud To Reappear And Grow Longer Than California Every Day ->IFLScience | More on "Martian cloud formation physics" at BigEarthData.ai | #Physics

    iflscience.com Weird Physics Causes This Lonely Martian Cloud To Reappear And Grow Longer Than California Every Day

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  9. My "Nine Circles of Scientific Hell" has inspired a follow-up: The nine circles of community-engaged Indigenous research hell osf.io/preprints/so...

    osf.io kîkway itôtaman ôta Dante? The nine circles of community-engaged Indigenous research hell

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  10. @eos.orgBluesky

    Scientists on snowmobiles? Say no more! Check out how @uafairbanks.bsky.social researchers traversed northwest Alaska to connect science to community priorities. eos.org/science-upda...

    eos.org A Snow Machine Traverse Connects Arctic Coastal Communities

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