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New leader of NIH’s research watchdog faces staff revolt

Letters from ORI staff warn that “tensions and conflicts” are “tearing the office apart”

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Q&A: Kathryn Partin, new ORI head

The former neuroscientist is guarded about her plans for the research watchdog, though she says ORI’s plagiarism policy deserves a “fresh look”

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What queues up better than the British? Trilobites!

Trilobite fossils reveal some of the first known mass animal migrations

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Earth-like planet found orbiting our nearest stellar neighbor

New exoplanet is just 4.25 light years away around Proxima Centauri

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‘Octobot’ is the world’s first soft-bodied robot

Flexible machine goes where no robot has gone before

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Atomic bombs and oil addiction herald Earth’s new epoch: The Anthropocene

Geologists vote to seek a “golden spike,” but call for formal acceptance faces skepticism

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