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We need evidence-based answers in order to create migration policies that balance
the human rights of migrants with the security concerns of host populations.
By letting students experiment in the kitchen rather than the lab, instructors aim to draw more students to science.
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There are ways interested researchers can bridge the science and policymaking divide to help forge evidence-based policy.
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Analysis of bone structure in fossils from South Africa suggests evidence of diverse modes of locomotion in ancient hominins.
Image credit: Leoni Georgiou.
A bacterial plant pathogen could take a huge economic toll on the olive industry over the next 50 years in Greece, Italy, and Spain.
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Viruses harbored by bats and rodents, considered high-risk reservoirs, are no more likely to infect humans than viruses carried by other hosts, a study suggests.
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Profile of NAS member and evolutionary biologist Paul E. Turner
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