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In the Lab Mark Arsenault — Boston Globe

STAT Plus: New funding for scientist David Sabatini draws divided reactions

First Opinion Juergen Eckhardt and George Church

Disruptive science is leaping forward, not limping along

In the Lab Mark Arsenault, Meghan E. Irons, and Patricia Wen — The Boston Globe

STAT Plus: Inside the fall of star MIT scientist David Sabatini

In the Lab Megan Molteni

STAT Plus: After bullying allegations, Eric Lander will return to run a lab at the Broad Institute

Health Justin Chen

STAT Plus: Nectar bats are ‘wonderful, majestic’ and sugar-obsessed. This researcher wants to know how they stay healthy

In the Lab Jonathan Wosen

STAT Plus: 5 looming questions about the exodus of young life scientists from academia

In the Lab Jonathan Wosen

University of California academic workers go out on strike to demand higher wages

STAT Wunderkinds STAT Staff

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Special Report Jonathan Wosen

‘The tipping point is coming’: Unprecedented exodus of young life scientists is shaking up academia

In the Lab Brittany Trang

Three scientists win chemistry Nobel Prize for developing ‘click’ and ‘bioorthogonal’ chemistry

In the Lab Megan Molteni

Nobel Prize in medicine awarded for research into the evolutionary history of humankind

In the Lab Megan Molteni

Who will get the call from Stockholm? It’s time for STAT’s 2022 Nobel Prize predictions

The Readout LOUD Damian Garde, Allison DeAngelis and Adam Feuerstein

Listen: Big egos in Big Science, the return of Merger Monday, & the fallout over drug pricing

A STAT Investigation Allison DeAngelis, Adam Feuerstein and Jason Mast

STAT Plus: At pioneering center for gene therapy, Jim Wilson presided over toxic, abusive workplace, staffers say

In the Lab Akila Muthukumar Valliammai

From the Navy to a neuroscience lab: how a daughter’s diagnosis spurred her mother’s career shift

In the Lab Elissa Welle

Women less likely than men to get authorship on scientific publications, analysis finds

In the Lab Usha Lee McFarling

‘The numbers are pretty appalling’: Asian scientists rarely awarded top scientific prizes

In Memoriam Helen Branswell

Sherif Zaki, a legendary disease detective at CDC, dies at 65

First Opinion Kao Lee Yang

I’m almost always the only Hmong American scientist in the room. Yet I was told I come from a group overrepresented in STEM

In the Lab Usha Lee McFarling

HHMI philanthropy devotes $2 billion to boost inclusion and equity in biomedical sciences

Health Claudia López Lloreda

Gender bias toward men in patent awards results in less biomedical innovation for women, study suggests

Special Report Eric Boodman

He’s a Stanford professor and a Nobel laureate. Critics say he was dangerously misleading on Covid

First Opinion Ilaria Capua

Looking back at 15 years of sharing viral genomes to forge ahead