Science 2025: all accepted papers
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- Science safeguards ↗Zhen Wang, Sara Shakir, Bram Servais et al.1 citation
- Science’s enduring role in climate policy ↗Y. Tony Yang1 citation
- Scientific timidity enables oppression ↗Mohamed Abbas Omar1 citation
- Searching for partners ↗Yi Zhong, Claude Desplan1 citation
- Sequenced evidence ↗Margaux Quiniou, Sebastian Jessberger1 citation
- Sluggishness and defensiveness helped enable an executive order on research integrity ↗H. Holden Thorp1 citation
- Squirrels in Ivory Coast may be an animal reservoir for mpox ↗Kai Kupferschmidt1 citation
- Steady going in 2025 ↗H. Holden Thorp, Valda J. Vinson, Lauren Kmec1 citation
- Stellarators, once fusion’s dark horse, hit their stride ↗Daniel Clery1 citation
- Study used DNA from thousands—without consent ↗Annika Inampudi1 citation
- Supporting scientists who study and work abroad ↗Tanmoy Chakraborty, Hager Khaled Mekkawy, Karen Jacqueline Cloete et al.1 citation
- Synthesizing vascular trees at speed ↗Yan Yan Shery Huang, Lining Arnold Ju1 citation
- Taking nuclear energy to the Moon ↗Kathryn Huff1 citation
- Tandem sustainability ↗Emiliano Cortés1 citation
- Tanzania’s effective trophy hunting laws ↗Julius D. Keyyu, Robert Fyumagwa, Eblate Ernest Mjingo et al.1 citation
- Ten times faster is not 10 times better ↗Alondra Nelson1 citation
- Tessellated with tiny dumbbells ↗Brian A. Korgel1 citation
- The AI revolution comes to protein sequencing ↗Robert F. Service1 citation
- The Moon is nearly as old as Earth ↗Paul Voosen1 citation
- The United Nations Ocean Decade: A catalyst for international collaboration enhancing ocean monitoring and data ↗Patricia Miloslavich1 citation
- The consequences of letting avian influenza run rampant in US poultry ↗Erin M. Sorrell, Michelle Kromm, Gigi Kwik Grönvall et al.1 citation
- The demographic future that we do not know about ↗Anne Goujon1 citation
- The gut microbiome–germline axis: Does a prospective father’s gut microbiota matter? ↗Ayele Argaw-Denboba1 citation
- The lithium dilemma Extraction Thea Riofrancos Norton, 2025. 288 pp. ↗Saleem Hassan Ali1 citation
- The mechanics behind the beauty of roses ↗Qinghao Cui, Lishuai Jin1 citation
- The new reality for American academia ↗H. Holden Thorp1 citation
- The paradox of AI accelerationism and the promise of public interest AI ↗Chinasa T. Okolo1 citation
- The paradox of kin avoidance in parasitic plants ↗Steven Maina Runo1 citation
- The silent signals of climate change ↗Colette J. Feehan, Karen Filbee‐Dexter1 citation
- The silicon cell ↗Mitch Leslie1 citation
- The statusocratic dilemma Anointed Toby Stuart Simon & Schuster, 2025. 288 pp. ↗Sorin M. S. Krammer1 citation
- Trade war is ‘natural experiment’ for economists ↗Dan Charles1 citation
- Translational traffic jam in aging brains ↗Olivier Dionne, Benoît Laurent1 citation
- Tree rings from ancient coffins offer clues to Earth’s past ↗Taylor Mitchell Brown1 citation
- Trojan gold: New US “standard” is another veiled attack on science ↗Stephan Lewandowsky1 citation
- Trump takes steps toward a radically different NSF ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis1 citation
- Tunneling through cardiac jelly ↗José Luís de la Pompa1 citation
- Twist on PET unlocks hidden signals ↗Zack Savitsky1 citation
- U.S. cuts hamper disease surveillance worldwide ↗Jon Cohen1 citation
- U.S. cuts risk backslide on neglected tropical diseases ↗Martin Enserink1 citation
- U.S. cuts support for IPCC report ↗Paul Voosen1 citation
- US funding freeze threatens biomedical research ↗Guillermo C. Oliver1 citation
- US should reject color-blind racial ideology ↗Tatiane Russo‐Tait, Summer Rose Blanco, Eduardo Bonilla‐Silva1 citation
- Unburden American science ↗Alan I. Leshner, Alex M. Helman1 citation
- Unraveling the arc of vaccine progress ↗Seth Berkley1 citation
- Viewing Asilomar from the Global South ↗Shobita Parthasarathy1 citation
- Wildfires jeopardize drinking water safety ↗Xuan Li, Qizi Fu, Qilin Wang1 citation
- ‘Cataclysmic:’ Experts decry U.S. departure from WHO ↗Gretchen Vogel1 citation
- ‘Good boring’: How Bluesky is shaping scientists’ discourse ↗Kai Kupferschmidt1 citation
- ‘Safe harbor’ gene therapy approach may have first success ↗Jocelyn Kaiser1 citation
- “Identity politics” is economic policy ↗Rohini Pande1 citation
- 2025 AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Award winners named ↗Earl Lane, Emily Hughes
- 2025 Mandalay Earthquake ↗Angela M. Hessler, Sumin Jin
- A 50-year shadow ↗Jyoti Madhusoodanan
- A New Chapter for Science in the Caribbean ↗Jade Prévost-Manuel
- A better recipe for generating immune peacemakers ↗Catherine Offord
- A bite of expertise ↗Luke Childress
- A century of modern cosmology ↗Wendy L. Freedman
- A fish out of water ↗Andrea Lius
- A fish story ↗Hervé Rogissart
- A foundation of trust ↗Sofia Moutinho
- A fungal ally wards off liver disease ↗Lora V. Hooper, Andrew Young Koh
- A gateway without guidance ↗Anonymous
- A giant telescope shrouded in mystery ↗Richard Kevin Stone
- A headless mystery ↗Andrew Curry
- A lesson in mentoring ↗Muneer Oladipupo Yaqub
- A light switch for a hidden order ↗Zhiren He, Guru Khalsa
- A megadam test for China and South Asia ↗Rafael Schmitt, Brian Eyler
- A passion for bats ↗Orji Sunday
- A refinery in a thin film ↗Peter M. Budd
- A reluctant investigator ↗Anonymous
- A river with a mind of its own ↗Warren Cornwall
- A science club for senior citizens ↗Ellison Powers Rhea
- A shot at survival ↗Leslie Roberts
- A single gene helps rice handle the heat ↗Erik Stokstad
- A strange fascination ↗Zack Savitsky
- A tighter grip on gene expression ↗Filip Nemčko, Alexander Stark
- A view of Horizon Europe’s future ↗Lidia Borrell-Damián
- A vision of chromosome organization ↗Kaite Zhang, Vijay Ramani
- A wave of emotion ↗Stoyo Karamihalev, Nadine Gogolla
- A writing pact ↗Arjav Shah
- AAAS creates new partner and member opportunities ↗Juli Staiano, Becky Ham
- ADHD, at 42 ↗Nina Ockendon-Powell
- AI hypotheses lag human ones when put to the test ↗Jeffrey Brainard
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