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Researchers are already moving to countries where it is easier to operate and collaborate
Drive to identify emerging viruses that pass from animals to humans comes amid fears over spread of monkeypox
Scientists and doctors have mobilised against powerful vested interests such as Big Tobacco before — and must do so again
Countries commit to deepen scientific ties after EU exit leaves Britain outside European research programme
World’s biggest economies battle to dominate advanced processing power that will affect defence and climate modelling
Packing up a workspace is a huge task but one Oxford scientist did just that — and his team have now joined him in the Netherlands
Collapsed star located 25,000 light years from Earth identified using Event Horizon Telescope
Hotspots for viral transmission among animals are projected to overlap with densely populated urban areas
Threat of UK exclusion from EU research may prompt other universities to establish bilateral links
Scientists locate remarkably well-preserved vessel 3,000 metres underwater off the coast of Antarctica
Sixteen genes that predispose people to critical illness pinpointed in world’s largest study of its kind
The FT is tracking extreme and record-breaking climate events from around the world
Excluding colleagues from Horizon Europe over political disputes is ‘sadomasochistic’
Science minister says joining EU’s main research and innovation funding programme is still preferred
VB variant is highly virulent and transmissible but responsive to antiretroviral therapy, study shows
Departure of Hal Barron comes as pharma group faces pressure to revive drug pipeline
Studies at zoos in UK and Denmark could lead to new ways of monitoring biodiversity
Findings could help health authorities decide whether switch to variant-targeted jabs is necessary
Samsung and Harvard researchers seek to replicate the mind’s complex network of neurons and synapses
Weekend emergency meeting of ministers set to look at ‘pretty bleak’ data after third record day of new cases
Scientists search for more information on heavily mutated variant spreading round the world
Chair of pharma group says support will boost economy as it opens £1bn R&D campus in Cambridge
Zoologists fear wildlife may become reservoir of infection that could be transmitted to people
US regulatory shake-up will mainly effect people who would otherwise have gone without
Science and industry leaders warn on 2024-5 backtracking in Budget spending review
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