Don’t recruit graduates on flawed criteria
Published in Nature
Birds that make the heart sing
Published in Nature
A population of sparrows that migrated to an urban habitat inspires awe and joy in Pamela Yeh, who studies them. Pamela Yeh with her students studying the dark-eyed juncos, on the UCLA campus in California.
Brazil’s mystery oil spill: an ongoing social disaster
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Out of office replies and what they can say about you
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An automated e-mail response posted on Twitter unleashed a social-media debate about the importance of work–life balance. White chat bubble with email symbol on blue background
Don’t cheat Chinese environment laws with quick fixes
Published in Nature
People will not trust unkind science
Published in Nature
A mean and aggressive research working culture threatens the public’s respect for scientists and their expertise, says Gail Cardew. “A kinder research culture will build stronger, deeper support for research.”
Anti-nuclear bias has no place in Nature
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Step aside CRISPR, RNA editing is taking off
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Making changes to the molecular messengers that create proteins might offer flexible therapies for cancer, pain or high cholesterol, in addition to genetic disorders.
The long road to fairer algorithms
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Build models that identify and mitigate the causes of discrimination. A migrant farm worker, scans her fingerprints to register to receive a national identity card and number in New Delhi
Tech tools to make research more open and inclusive
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Laboratory heads are deploying apps and software in innovative ways to build broad and diverse research groups. Illustration of different coloured computer pointer hands and digital speech bubbles
