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Abrupt cuts by the Trump administration to the US National Institutes of Health threaten progress in medical research globally

It was modelled after DARPA, the hugely successful US tech funder

By assessing the age of ancient crystals, researchers have traced the monument’s greenish Altar Stone to a northern rock basin

Thirty years after the genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, Nature met with researchers who are gaining insights that could help to prevent other atrocities and enable healing

The war is far from over but Ukraine’s government is already considering how to build back — and use the opportunity to move on from a Soviet-era system

The London museum is a treasure chest of medical specimens both fascinating and ghoulish — now with a renewed focus on questions about how its collections came to be

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Nisha Gaind

The Archive

Abrupt cuts by the Trump administration to the US National Institutes of Health threaten progress in medical research globally

It was modelled after DARPA, the hugely successful US tech funder

By assessing the age of ancient crystals, researchers have traced the monument’s greenish Altar Stone to a northern rock basin

Thirty years after the genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, Nature met with researchers who are gaining insights that could help to prevent other atrocities and enable healing

The war is far from over but Ukraine’s government is already considering how to build back — and use the opportunity to move on from a Soviet-era system

The London museum is a treasure chest of medical specimens both fascinating and ghoulish — now with a renewed focus on questions about how its collections came to be

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