Low Pay, Pension Cuts Prompt Largest University Strike in UK History

By Katherine Irving

More than 70,000 staff members from 150 universities are set to strike later this month, marking five consecutive years of academic protests in the country.

Climate Change May Favor Nitrogen-Fixing Plants

By Andy Carstens

Aridity appears to configure landscapes with a greater diversity of plant species that rely on symbiotic bacteria for nitrogen.

Famed Neuroscientist Charles Stevens Dies at 88

By Lisa Winter

His work blended biology and the methods of theoretical physics to explain neural networks.

Scientists Use Sound to Attract Baby Oysters Back to the Reef

By Ian Rose

Meet the team trying to restore mollusk populations with the help of underwater speakers.

Opinion: Why We Fall for Fad Diets

Sex of Researcher Influences Ketamine’s Effects in Mice: Study

Missing Y Chromosome in Mouse Blood Causes Heart Dysfunction

Webinar: Proteomics: Pushing Towards Single-Cell Resolution

By The Scientist Creative Services Team

Learn how the latest single-cell proteomics technology is revolutionizing protein analysis and driving research progress.

Article: Streamlined Purification Workflows for Biomolecule Production

By Bio-Rad

Researchers optimize chromatography-based workflows to purify biomolecules at scale.

Words for Nerds How Quickly Can You Guess Today’s Word?

Check out Words for Nerds, the science-themed wordle game where you can challenge yourself and share with your colleagues to see who comes out on top. There is a new word every day! #wordsfornerds

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