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Climate change: Nature readers say their fears are growing
Poll shows that 80% of respondents are more concerned in the run-up to the COP26 climate meeting than they were ahead of the Paris conference 6 years ago. → Read More
Climate change to loom large in talks to form new German government
Strong results for green and liberal parties mean climate and energy policies are expected to feature heavily in upcoming coalition talks. → Read More
Climate science is supporting lawsuits that could help save the world
Governments have failed to slow climate change quickly enough, so activists are using courts to compel countries and companies to act — increasingly with help from forefront science. → Read More
Freak US winters linked to Arctic warming
Models suggest that distortions in polar-vortex winds can send chilly air hurtling southwards. But some climate scientists remain unconvinced. → Read More
Pirate paper website Sci-Hub dealt another blow by US courts
American Chemical Society wins lawsuit against the site, and could seek to block access to the portal in the United States. → Read More
Plans to promote German research excellence come under fire
Critics say selection process for high-stakes funding programme is flawed. → Read More
Plans to promote German research excellence come under fire
Critics say selection process for high-stakes funding programme is flawed. → Read More
Time capsule buried to preserve science for the ages
Message in a bottle sums up state of research in 2017. → Read More
Time capsule buried to preserve science for the ages
Message in a bottle sums up state of research in 2017. → Read More
What Germany’s election results mean for science
A new coalition could face battles over gene editing and climate regulations. → Read More
What Germany’s election results mean for science
A new coalition could face battles over gene editing and climate regulations. → Read More
What Germany’s election results mean for science
A new coalition could face battles over gene editing and climate regulations. → Read More
Academic excellence: Golden Germany
Government's push for excellence is creating a golden age of opportunity for scientists flocking to the country. → Read More
Academic excellence: Golden Germany
Government's push for excellence is creating a golden age of opportunity for scientists flocking to the country. → Read More
Academic excellence: Golden Germany
Government's push for excellence is creating a golden age of opportunity for scientists flocking to the country. → Read More
Huge landslide triggered rare Greenland mega-tsunami
Scientists hope studying last month’s deadly event will improve modelling of rockslides that could become more frequent with climate change. → Read More
Germany and Poland launch research ‘twinning’ effort
Bilateral partnership may provide new blueprint for EU east-west collaboration. → Read More
US court grants Elsevier millions in damages from Sci-Hub
Some doubt that the publishing giant will see any money from the pirate site. → Read More
US court grants Elsevier millions in damages from Sci-Hub
Some doubt that the publishing giant will see any money from the pirate site. → Read More
US court grants Elsevier millions in damages from Sci-Hub
Some doubt that the publishing giant will see any money from the pirate site. → Read More