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Learning over an extended childhood has been fundamental to survival during human evolutionary history. Researchers show how Sumatran orangutans use their 8 years of dependency to master a broad…

As the planet warms and forests burn, can we replant them with new trees that will thrive in the decades ahead? Learn more: https://scim.ag/4xJm8Sg

The Thirty Meter Telescope has turned down Spain's €1 billion offer to build the observatory on the island of La Palma, according to a statement from the Astrophysics Institute of the Canaries.…

An AI model called RADAR, designed to provide broad diagnostic interpretation of abdominal CT scans, substantially outperformed existing AI systems across a wide range of diseases and clinical…

A recent Science Translational Medicine Review synthesizes the translational pipeline of research decoding how tumors interact with both the central and peripheral nervous systems to fuel their…

"For the first time, I realized sharing my fears and guilt didn’t mean I lacked resilience. It made the burden easier to carry." This week's Working Life. https://scim.ag/4yNfNGo

"When I was a graduate student, going on to a postdoc seemed the obvious next step. … But I didn’t really know what the job entailed. … With so few examples to follow, I worried about how I would…

Recently discovered genetic variants seem to protect against Alzheimer’s disease, suggesting a path toward a cure. But are their powers believeable? Meagan Cantwell, a senior video producer at…