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Redaktionellt bearbetade vetenskapsnyheter — 511 artiklar

Omar Yaghi
<p>The Nobel laureate shares how artificial intelligence will change the way science is done</p>
Naomi Oreskes
<p>The science historian talks about scientific integrity and public opinion</p>
Rochelle Walensky
<p>The former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention talks about threats to U.S. science and ways they can be stopped</p>
Gerbrand Ceder
<p>The University of California, Berkeley, materials scientist on the hope the next generation of scientists represents</p>
Ted Budd
<p>The North Carolina senator shares why the U.S. needs to remain globally competitive in science and technology</p>
Lucy Jones
<p>The well-known seismologist on the need for the U.S. to recalibrate its social commitment to science</p>
Michael M. Crow
<p>The higher education innovator shares thoughts on communicating science and connecting research to what the public values</p>
Ayanna Howard
<p>The noted robotics expert discusses the need for better communication to the public on the value of basic science</p>
James Manyika
<p>The Google senior vice president talks about the need to reset the relationship between the government and academic and industrial science</p>
Jennifer Doudna
<p>The Nobel laureate on why the U.S. needs to treat scientific research as an essential part of the nation&rsquo;s infrastructure</p>
Bill Foster
<p>The congressional representative and physicist talks about the search for scientific truth and the role of immigrants in the U.S. scientific enterprise</p>
Mary Brunkow
<p>The Nobel laureate on scientists&rsquo; resilience in a time of uncertainty</p>
Robert Langer
<p>The M.I.T. professor and expert on innovation on why science is worth celebrating</p>
Emery Brown
<p>The computational neuroscientist on how scientists themselves need to better advocate for government support</p>
Jonathan Levin
<p>The university president shares thoughts on private funding and the future of science and innovation</p>
Ángel Cabrera
<p>The university leader on how dealing with mistrust in science will help the U.S. keep its competitive edge</p>
Norbert Holtkamp
<p>The Fermilab physicist on curiosity and doing what you love</p>
Kim Budil
<p>The director of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory discusses changing the pace of scientific research</p>
Gavin Newsom
<p>The governor of California, where science and technology are large parts of the economy, on finding the balance in innovation between taking risks and being reckless</p>
Edward Witten
<p>The renowned physicist on the lack of public support for political interference in science</p>
John Allen Paulos
<p>The prolific mathematician discusses the role culture plays in understanding and appreciating science</p>
Michael E. Mann
<p>The famed climatologist talks about how science in the U.S. is under attack</p>
Farnam Jahanian
<p>The university president on narrowing the time between discovery and societal impact</p>
Robert Metcalfe
<p>The Internet pioneer talks about tenure and publications and shares what needs to change for U.S. science to forge ahead</p>
Geoffrey Hinton
<p>The machine-learning guru discusses how politics is undermining U.S. science</p>