Psychology’s quiet exodus: women exit research far more often than men
A global analysis of more than 78,000 career trajectories shows that women enter psychological research in large numbers but leave ...
Tag: Science policy
Scientists Propose Sweeping Reforms to Turn EU Research into Innovation
A Policy Forum in Science by the INPACT! network of more than 120 European scientist-innovators proposes reforms to Horizon Europe, ...
How Trump’s Policies Are Reshaping American Universities and Global Science
A new study argues that Trump administration budget cuts, the gutting of the Education Department, withdrawn research grants, and restrictions ...
CRISPR Beyond the Lab: Why Genome-Edited Plants Need a Sustainable Innovation System
A new Nature Plants commentary argues that the fate of CRISPR genome-edited crops depends less on molecular biology than on ...
How Canadian universities are quietly building a research security workforce
A new study of three Canadian research-intensive universities finds that research security is being implemented not through enforcement bodies but ...
Scientists Map a New Route to Turn European Research Into Innovation
A Science Policy Forum by the INPACT! network of more than 120 European scientist-innovators proposes reforms to Horizon Europe, ERC ...
Scientists Confront the Social Stakes of Epigenetic Editing and Environmental Health
Round table discussions at the 2024 Clinical Epigenetics International Conference exposed deep divisions among scientists over whether epigenetic editing is ...
Why Scientists Must Step Into Food System Controversies, Not Shy Away From Them
New analysis argues that scientists who engage directly in food system controversies, rather than avoiding them, strengthen trust and effectiveness ...
Science’s Safest Path Is Smothering Big Ideas, Major New Analysis Warns
A major perspective in Nature Human Behaviour argues that short funding cycles, precarious careers and metric-driven evaluation are systematically suppressing ...
Study Reveals Strong Global Trust in Scientists and Desire for Increased Involvement in Policymaking
In a groundbreaking survey conducted post-pandemic, researchers have unveiled critical insights into the trust placed in scientists globally. As nations ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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