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EU Offers €500 Million to Attract US Scientists Amid Funding Cuts
The European Union is investing €500 million (approximately $566 million) in research funding from 2025-2027 to attract scientists from the US, where funding cuts and political pressures are impacting the research community, creating an opportunity for Europe to strengthen its research capacity.
EU Offers €500 Million to Attract US Scientists Amid Funding Cuts
The European Union is investing €500 million (approximately $566 million) in research funding from 2025-2027 to attract scientists from the US, where funding cuts and political pressures are impacting the research community, creating an opportunity for Europe to strengthen its research capacity.
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60% Bias Score
Former NWS Leaders Warn of Deadly Consequences from Staffing Cuts and NOAA Budget Reductions
Five former National Weather Service leaders warned of potentially needless deaths due to severe staff shortages and proposed NOAA budget cuts of nearly 30%, impacting forecasting accuracy and threatening various sectors reliant on precise weather predictions, such as aviation, maritime, and agricul...
Former NWS Leaders Warn of Deadly Consequences from Staffing Cuts and NOAA Budget Reductions
Five former National Weather Service leaders warned of potentially needless deaths due to severe staff shortages and proposed NOAA budget cuts of nearly 30%, impacting forecasting accuracy and threatening various sectors reliant on precise weather predictions, such as aviation, maritime, and agricul...
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48% Bias Score
Deutsches Museum Celebrates 100 Years: Science, Technology, and Societal Responsibility
The Deutsches Museum in Munich celebrated its 100th anniversary on May 7th, 2025, highlighting its commitment to accessible science education and the responsible development of technology, with speakers emphasizing the need for public discourse on technological advancements and warnings against poli...
Deutsches Museum Celebrates 100 Years: Science, Technology, and Societal Responsibility
The Deutsches Museum in Munich celebrated its 100th anniversary on May 7th, 2025, highlighting its commitment to accessible science education and the responsible development of technology, with speakers emphasizing the need for public discourse on technological advancements and warnings against poli...
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44% Bias Score
Anal Cancer Cases Rise Sharply Among Older Women in US
A new study reveals a sharp increase in US anal cancer cases among women over 65, particularly white women (4% annual increase), challenging traditional high-risk group assumptions and highlighting the need for expanded HPV vaccination and screening.
Anal Cancer Cases Rise Sharply Among Older Women in US
A new study reveals a sharp increase in US anal cancer cases among women over 65, particularly white women (4% annual increase), challenging traditional high-risk group assumptions and highlighting the need for expanded HPV vaccination and screening.
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48% Bias Score
EU Launches Program to Attract US Scientists Amidst Concerns Over Trump Administration Policies
French President Macron and European Commission President von der Leyen launched "Choose Europe for Science," a €500 million program to attract American scientists concerned by the Trump administration's policies, aiming to bolster European scientific independence and counter an anti-science climate...
EU Launches Program to Attract US Scientists Amidst Concerns Over Trump Administration Policies
French President Macron and European Commission President von der Leyen launched "Choose Europe for Science," a €500 million program to attract American scientists concerned by the Trump administration's policies, aiming to bolster European scientific independence and counter an anti-science climate...
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64% Bias Score
Sarytogan Graphite Launches Drilling Program for Definitive Feasibility Study
Sarytogan Graphite launched a 1850-meter drilling program in Kazakhstan's Central Graphite zone to define ore reserves for a definitive feasibility study (DFS) targeting mid-2026 completion, involving two drill rigs and aiming for high-grade graphite intercepts.
Sarytogan Graphite Launches Drilling Program for Definitive Feasibility Study
Sarytogan Graphite launched a 1850-meter drilling program in Kazakhstan's Central Graphite zone to define ore reserves for a definitive feasibility study (DFS) targeting mid-2026 completion, involving two drill rigs and aiming for high-grade graphite intercepts.
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40% Bias Score
Rainwater-Powered Mini Power Plant Achieves 10% Efficiency
Singaporean researchers created a mini power plant generating electricity from rainwater using a 'plug flow' method in a 2mm tube, achieving over 10 percent efficiency and powering 12 LEDs for 20 seconds with four tubes.
Rainwater-Powered Mini Power Plant Achieves 10% Efficiency
Singaporean researchers created a mini power plant generating electricity from rainwater using a 'plug flow' method in a 2mm tube, achieving over 10 percent efficiency and powering 12 LEDs for 20 seconds with four tubes.
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44% Bias Score
Soviet Satellite Predicted to Crash-Land, Posing Risk to Populated Areas
A 500kg section of the Soviet Kosmos 482 satellite, launched in 1972, is predicted to crash-land between May 9-13, with a potential impact zone spanning populated areas including the UK, posing risks despite low individual probabilities.
Soviet Satellite Predicted to Crash-Land, Posing Risk to Populated Areas
A 500kg section of the Soviet Kosmos 482 satellite, launched in 1972, is predicted to crash-land between May 9-13, with a potential impact zone spanning populated areas including the UK, posing risks despite low individual probabilities.
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64% Bias Score
EU Launches Initiative to Recruit US Scientists Amidst Funding Cuts
The European Union is launching a €500 million initiative, "Choose Europe," to attract American scientists facing funding cuts under the Trump administration, offering increased financial incentives, longer contracts, and legally protected research freedom to counter the US government's decreased in...
EU Launches Initiative to Recruit US Scientists Amidst Funding Cuts
The European Union is launching a €500 million initiative, "Choose Europe," to attract American scientists facing funding cuts under the Trump administration, offering increased financial incentives, longer contracts, and legally protected research freedom to counter the US government's decreased in...
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56% Bias Score
New Broad-Spectrum Antivenom Shows Promise in Mice Trials
Researchers have developed a new broad-spectrum antivenom using antibodies from a volunteer who was repeatedly exposed to various snake venoms; this antivenom showed effectiveness against 19 of the world's deadliest snakes in mice trials, offering a potential solution to the high mortality rates cau...
New Broad-Spectrum Antivenom Shows Promise in Mice Trials
Researchers have developed a new broad-spectrum antivenom using antibodies from a volunteer who was repeatedly exposed to various snake venoms; this antivenom showed effectiveness against 19 of the world's deadliest snakes in mice trials, offering a potential solution to the high mortality rates cau...
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36% Bias Score
Ancient Indian Skeleton Remains in Limbo Due to Bureaucratic Dispute
A 1,000-year-old human skeleton, unearthed in Vadnagar, India, in 2019, remains in a makeshift shelter due to a bureaucratic dispute between the Archaeological Survey of India and the Gujarat government, despite its significant historical value and location near a new museum.
Ancient Indian Skeleton Remains in Limbo Due to Bureaucratic Dispute
A 1,000-year-old human skeleton, unearthed in Vadnagar, India, in 2019, remains in a makeshift shelter due to a bureaucratic dispute between the Archaeological Survey of India and the Gujarat government, despite its significant historical value and location near a new museum.
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48% Bias Score
West Texas Hit by Earthquake Swarm, Raising Fracking Concerns
A 3.6 magnitude earthquake hit West Texas on Monday, following a powerful 5.4 magnitude quake on Sunday, prompting concerns about the link between fracking and increased seismic activity in the region.
West Texas Hit by Earthquake Swarm, Raising Fracking Concerns
A 3.6 magnitude earthquake hit West Texas on Monday, following a powerful 5.4 magnitude quake on Sunday, prompting concerns about the link between fracking and increased seismic activity in the region.
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40% Bias Score
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