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  1. Daily briefing: What went wrong at 23andMe ↗Flora Graham
  2. Daily briefing: What’s next for gravitational-wave detectors? ↗Flora Graham
  3. Daily briefing: Where did COVID-19 come from? Evidence points to raccoon dogs ↗Jacob Smith
  4. Daily briefing: Where pigeons get their sense of direction ↗Flora Graham
  5. Daily briefing: Which is the perfect conference country? ↗Flora Graham
  6. Daily briefing: Who are Trump’s science advisers ↗Flora Graham
  7. Daily briefing: Why US scientists aren’t retiring ↗Flora Graham
  8. Daily briefing: Why did Europe’s first cities disappear? Uncovering the mysterious Cucuteni–Trypillia culture ↗Flora Graham
  9. Daily briefing: Why fertility rates are declining — and what to do about it ↗Flora Graham
  10. Daily briefing: Why some places on our bodies heal without scars ↗Flora Graham
  11. Daily briefing: Why women are far more likely to develop Alzheimer’s than men ↗Flora Graham
  12. Daily briefing: Wildlife wonders and a Super Heavy — the month’s best science images ↗Flora Graham
  13. Daily briefing: Women’s work is missing from the scientific literature ↗Flora Graham
  14. Daily briefing: World’s first AI-designed viruses attack antibiotic-resistant bacteria ↗Flora Graham
  15. Daily briefing: Yes, you can find love during your PhD ↗Jacob Smith
  16. Daily briefing: ‘A messenger of hope’ — Jane Goodall’s impact on science ↗Jacob Smith
  17. Daily briefing: ‘A necessary evil’ — Cutting off rhinos’ horns to deter poachers really works ↗Flora Graham
  18. Daily briefing: ‘Arsenic life’ paper retracted after 15 years — against its authors’ will ↗Jacob Smith
  19. Daily briefing: ‘Glimmer of hope’ at UN Ocean Conference as 50 countries ratify the High Seas Treaty ↗Flora Graham
  20. Daily briefing: ‘I used AI to design an awful protein’ ↗Flora Graham
  21. Daily briefing: ‘Mind captioning’ AI describes the images in your head ↗Jacob N. Smith
  22. Daily briefing: ‘Thinky think before grabby grab’ — lab tips for science success ↗Flora Graham
  23. Damaged bridges flex and twist to prevent collapse ↗Katherine Ann Cashell
  24. Darleane C. Hoffman obituary: chemist who expanded the periodic table ↗Dawn A. Shaughnessy
  25. Data resources must be protected from political interference ↗Kaili Zhang
  26. David Nabarro obituary: global-health leader who fought malnutrition, malaria, Ebola and COVID-19 ↗Anthony M de L Costello
  27. Deaf scientists hit by drastic NIH cuts — the research community must support them ↗Wyatte C. Hall
  28. Dear Leader ↗Redfern Jon Barrett
  29. Dear US researchers: break the outrage addiction. I survived the besieging of science. So can you ↗João Vieira
  30. Death of a star leaves a legacy for exoplanets ↗
  31. Deciphering how dog roses with an odd chromosome copy number sexually reproduce ↗Adrián Gonzalo, Joiselle Blanche Fernandes
  32. Deep brain stimulation data need public oversight ↗Alberto Priori, Sara Renata Francesca Marceglia
  33. Deep dive: How I use robots to survey coral reefs ↗N. David Forrester
  34. Deep gashes in the earth are slicing up cities, swallowing houses and displacing vast numbers of people ↗Miryam Naddaf
  35. DeepSeek’s self-correcting AI model aces tough maths proofs ↗Mohana Basu
  36. Defend scientific integrity and academic freedom ↗Manolis Kogevinas, Giulia Pollarolo, Robert Barouki
  37. Defending Ohuira Bay, Mexico ↗Rachael Pells
  38. Depriving brain tumours of an amino acid could enhance chemotherapy ↗Daniel Mobilio, Sheila Kumari Singh
  39. Dermatology has a skin-colour dilemma ↗Valerie M. Harvey
  40. Designing an alloy microstructure atom by atom to withstand extreme cold ↗
  41. Detailed mouse brain map created with off-the-shelf microscope ↗Miryam Naddaf
  42. Developing astronomers in Africa: ‘We wanted to create a discipline’ ↗Sarah Wild
  43. Diabetes drug shows anti-ageing effects on chromsomes ↗
  44. Did Mars harbour life? One of the strongest signs yet is spotted in a peculiar rock ↗Alexandra Witze
  45. Did Pluto ‘kiss and capture’ its largest moon? ↗Andrew Mitchinson
  46. Did a tardigrade get the world’s tiniest tattoo? April’s best science images ↗Emma Stoye
  47. Did giant ice age beasts carve these vast caves in South America? ↗Meghie Rodrigues
  48. Did the US wipe out Iran’s nuclear programme? What researchers know ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  49. Different flames ↗Beth Cato
  50. Digging foxholes in the dark ↗Wendy Nikel
  51. Digging into the mechanisms that underlie soil production ↗
  52. Digitally constructed mask brings a damaged painting back to life ↗Hartmut Kutzke
  53. Disconnecting part of the brain sends it into a deep sleep ↗Rachel Fieldhouse
  54. Disconnections ↗Marissa Lingen
  55. Discussions of technologies’ societal impacts are still too limited ↗Sparky Mitra
  56. Distorted representations of age and gender are reflected in AI models ↗Ana Macanovic
  57. Diversity in neuronal activity could be caused by differences in inputs ↗
  58. Diversity of human gut microbes in Africa reflects geography, lifestyle and health status ↗
  59. Do rats double-dip food with their tails? ↗
  60. Do universities serve their community? ↗Brian T. Murphy
  61. Do you need extra training before graduate school? Consider a post-baccalaureate position ↗Sumeet Kulkarni
  62. Docking stations in porous crystals unlock elusive molecular structures ↗Hongyi Xu
  63. Does dark energy spawn from black holes? Could be a bright idea ↗
  64. Does gravity produce quantum weirdness? Proposal divides physicists ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  65. Does lightning make trees swish? ↗
  66. Does sharing first authorship on a paper carry a penalty? What the research says ↗Holly Else
  67. Dolce vita: a four-step guide to stress-free holidays from academia ↗Stefano Sandrone
  68. Don’t despair, collective action can address climate change ↗Michael Jakob
  69. Don’t downplay problems of bullying and harassment in academia ↗
  70. Don’t feel the pain — these brain cells help with managing opioid withdrawal ↗
  71. Don’t forget the lessons of the McCarthy era ↗Jeremy W. Jacobs, Garrett S. Booth
  72. Don’t need much sleep? Mutation linked to thriving with little rest ↗Freda Kreier
  73. Don’t overlook the mental-health costs of California’s wildfires ↗Shir Mor-Ben-Ishai, Yafit Levin, Menachem Ben‐Ezra
  74. Don’t overlook the plastic footprint of fireworks ↗Kai Liu, Zongbo Shi, Yulan Zhang et al.
  75. Don’t overlook the value of co-supervision in PhD training ↗Kok‐Siong Poon, Evelyn S. C. Koay
  76. Don’t scrap climate COPs, reform them ↗Kilaparti Ramakrishna
  77. Don’t sleepwalk from computer-vision research into surveillance ↗
  78. Don’t train medical AI on patients’ data without their knowledge ↗Toral Banerjee, Rongyu Lin, Mengyuan Shi
  79. Double whammy: drugs that inhibit kinase enzymes also speed up their disposal ↗
  80. Drinking water is at risk during warfare — better protections are needed ↗Rongsheng Ning, Yingying Xiang, Mauricius Marques dos Santos et al.
  81. Drones switch payloads in mid-air using a flying toolbox ↗
  82. Droplets of three electrons behave like a liquid ↗M. Kataoka
  83. Drug woes won’t be tamed by US price regulations ↗Richard Z. Xie
  84. Drugs that target ‘zombie’ cells soothe an aching back ↗
  85. Dye or die: bacterium forced to make pigment to stay alive ↗
  86. Dying star reveals its inner structure ↗Anya E. Nugent, P. Nugent
  87. Dying stars give a second wind to exoplanet formation ↗Kendall Sullivan
  88. Earliest systematically crafted bone tools date back 1.5 million years ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Shamini Bundell
  89. Early air-pollution activists fight against city smoke ↗
  90. Early barred galaxy raises questions about cosmic evolution ↗David B. Fisher
  91. Early efforts to understand the processes underlying bird migration ↗
  92. Early grant success attracts more funding: study of 100,000 applicants hints at why ↗Holly Else
  93. Early- and late-diagnosed autism are genetically distinct ↗Elliot M. Tucker–Drob
  94. Earthquakes, hurricanes and floods: protecting the people who live in hazardous places ↗
  95. Earth’s atmosphere took two billion years to become fully oxygenated ↗
  96. Earth’s capacity to store carbon could max out surprisingly soon ↗Mohana Basu
  97. Earth’s climatic past illuminates future South Asian monsoon patterns ↗Francesco S. R. Pausata, Thejna Tharammal
  98. Earth’s deepest ecosystem discovered six miles below the sea ↗Benjamin S. Thompson, Nick Petrić Howe
  99. Earth’s mysterious inner core really is changing shape ↗Alexandra Witze
  100. Ease the EU postdoc job market with better routes to innovation ↗Bram Servais

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