AAAS and APS presidents seek justice for physician and scientist Ahmadreza Djalali, who faces death sentence, in letter to Iran President Rouhani.

A growing movement seeks to make the tools of science available to everyone (including you).

Agency will no longer set a 10-year cutoff for eligibility.

Agency analysts are told to avoid these 7 banned words and phrases in budget documents.

Senate and House Republican leaders have agreed to abandon many of the controversial proposals that higher education leaders and students had rallied to thwart.

China is taking the idea of a credit score to the extreme, using big data to track and rank what you do - your purchases, your pastimes, your mistakes.

Full membership is restored, but the Swiss are still counting the cost of being outside the EU research fold.

In CompSci 201, women make up about 36 percent of the class, yet that number drops to about 27 percent in CompSci 230.

The latest report of the Knowledge Exchange initiative presents an overview and a synthesis of the evolving landscape of "Federated Research Data Infrastructures".

Dominic Raab, the justice minister, has said that the UK government will lay out "its vision" for cooperation with the European Atomic Energy Community, Euratom, within weeks.

Lawsuit alleges that the institution mishandled complaints about cognitive scientist Florian Jaeger.

Without action, the UK might end up in the situation of funding both subscriptions and article-processing charges on an ongoing basis.

Survey examines attitudes of U.S. researchers.

As of December 13, we are writers and editors awaiting payment from Nautilus magazine for a collective debt totalling $50,000. Some of us have been waiting to be paid for more than a year.

Few options remain to halt the execution of disaster medicine researcher Ahmadreza Djalali.

Schiltz takes over the presidency from Michael Matlosz, who was President of the organisation from 2015 to 2017.

Traditional employers like General Electric are using artificial intelligence and other elements of the work-on-demand business model to manage traditional full-time workforces.

All publications produced in SNSF-funded projects freely available in digital format as of 2020.

What research got the most attention in 2017?

French President Emmanuel Macron will award U.S. climate scientists with grants to conduct research in France for the remainder of President Trump’s current presidential term.

International University of Sarajevo will become the first University in the region to implement a Gender Equality Plan, which will be funded by the EU through Horizon2020 program.

The awarding of the grants comes as the Trump administration has proposed slashing federal science budgets and has dropped out of the Paris climate accord.

"We've been very concerned for a long time about the difference in success rates for men and women applying to our various schemes," said Professor Anne Kelso, CEO of the NHMRC.

Larger political deal achieves a long-standing goal of scientific community, but hard tasks lie ahead.

We wish to answer this question: If you observe a ‘significant’ p -value after doing a single unbiased experiment, what is the probability that your result is a false positive?

Worries over the cost of an education spill over into protests.

Giving EU nationals the right to remain in the UK will boost confidence, say observers. 

Joint publication from EU and UK negotiators confirms EU-funded research will be protected and citizens’ rights upheld.

A push to reverse its brain drain is providing the expertise to tackle its domestic problems.

Max Planck is latest European institution to embrace hiring strategy that limits certain openings to female candidates.