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Man in black shirt writes equations on board

A.I. Pioneer Yoshua Bengio Becomes 1st Living Scientist With 1M Google Scholar Citations

Deep learning pioneer Yoshua Bengio hits one million Google Scholar citations, marking a milestone in A.I. research impact.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Phone with apps of Bluesky and X downloaded held in front of both company's logos

Scientists Leaving Elon Musk’s X are Driving Growth on Bluesky: Study

With rising engagement and originality, Bluesky is fast becoming a go-to platform for science communication and scholarly exchange.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Man in black leather jacket stands in front of black screen with red and green lines

5 Scientists in History Who Inspired the Names of Nvidia’s A.I. Chips

Naming chips after prominent scientists has been a decades-long tradition at Nvidia.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
the campus of the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology, called Skoltech.

The US Professor Still Teaching in Moscow

By Oliver Staley
Protestors take to the street during the People's Climate March (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images)

NYC Mayor to Sign Order Keeping City in Paris Climate Accord if Trump Backs Out

By Madina Toure
Rhetoric can teach scientists how to effectively communicate what’s going on in the lab to the rest of us.

Defending Science: How the Art of Rhetoric Can Help

By Leah Ceccarelli
Some changes to visa rules could make travel easier for scientists

Innovation and Research Suffer When Visa Rules Keep Scientists at Home

By John W. Wilson and Duan Biggs
English biochemist Sir Richard Timothy 'Tim' Hunt (Photo: CSABA SEGESVARI/AFP/Getty Images)

Lab Rats: How the Misogyny Police and Sloppy Journalists Smeared a Top Scientist

By Cathy Young
(Photo: Getty)

Amazon Who? Harvard Scientists Already Built ‘Delivery Drones’ That Will Save Lives

By Sage Lazzaro
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