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A person is sitting in the front seat of a truck with an NSF logo on the back passenger-side door. The door is open and the person has one cowboy booted foot crossed over their knee. The truck is parked on a dirt road, and outside, it looks like a tornado is coming.

AAAS Calls for Confirmation Hearing for NSF Director

The head of one of the world’s largest science societies urged leaders of a Senate committee Thursday to hold an...
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Libraries Are Adapting—and Stretched Thin

Academic libraries are taking on larger roles in AI literacy and student belonging, even as leaders report mounting financial and staffing pressures.

‘Endemic Microcheating’ by Academics ‘Going Unpunished’

Growing levels of questionable research practices have been overshadowed by a “moral panic” over student use of AI, says education dean.

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Georgetown Accused of Failing to Register as ‘Foreign Agent’ of Qatar

A pro-Israel group is asking the Trump administration to investigate whether the university is violating the Foreign Agents Registration Act. The institution says the allegations are cherry-picked.

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I’ve Got My Pilot Data. … Now What?

Here’s how to leverage pilot data for your best shot at federal funding.

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Federal Judge Restores Millions in NEH Grants

On Thursday, U.S. District Judge Colleen McMahon found that the mass termination of more than 1,400 grants from the National...
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After Board Wiped Out, 13 Former NSF Leaders Call for New Members, Director

Thirteen former leaders of the National Science Foundation are asking the Senate and the Trump administration to install leaders for...
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Informal Research Ties ‘More Important’ Than Co-Authorship

Those who are frequently thanked in journals are much more likely to be successful themselves, says a new PNAS paper.