Network analysis finds that those mentored by more successful academics are also more prone to dropping out
Read article: Early-career researchers in large research groups are more likely to leave academia, finds study
Analysis of over 3000 scientists shows that scientists with high citation rates are also more likely to collaborate with successful peers
Read article: Want to be highly cited? Work with collaborators across multiple research fields, study finds
Act seen as a response to China’s growing domination of semiconductor manufacturing
Read article: US seeks to recharge semiconductor industry through $280bn CHIPS act
Early-career women in science who spend time developing their “soft skills” see a boost in their self-confidence and likelihood to stay in work
Read article: Improving soft skills crucial to keeping women in science, finds study
The US institute has selected four algorithms that will be developed to protect data from a future quantum computer attack
Read article: NIST selects four ‘post-quantum’ encryption standards
First batch of pictures marks the start of scientific operations on the $10bn observatory
Read article: James Webb Space Telescope reveals its first spectacular images of the cosmos
Special day-long symposium in the CERN auditorium looks back at the detection of the Higgs boson and to the future of particle physics
Read article: Particle physicists gather at CERN to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Higgs boson discovery
Study finds that philanthropic funding in the US is now on a par with that of major government funding bodies
Read article: US philanthropic organizations spend over $30bn a year on science
Prabhakar is also the first immigrant and person of colour to take up the role
Read article: Applied physicist Arati Prabhakar becomes first female US science adviser
The BOOTES6 optical telescope will measure the brightness of transient sources when it starts up in mid-July
Read article: South African robotic telescope to begin search for the afterglow of cosmic events
