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Friday th 12th of June 2015

Rosetta orbiter spies possible lander site - 10:30

Australian science-agency staff announce strike - 07:00

NIH extramural-research chief resigns - 06:30

NIH extramural-research chief resigns - 06:30

Thursday th 11th of June 2015

Fluid injection causes ground to creep before quakes - 13:20

Quantum technology probes ultimate limits of vision - 11:50

Wednesday th 10th of June 2015

Genetic mutation blocks prion disease - 15:00

DNA data explosion lights up the Bronze Age - 13:00

Funders must encourage scientists to share - 13:00

African academics challenge homophobic laws - 12:30

The week in science: 5–11 June 2015 - 11:30

How to make sense of MERS outbreak data - 10:00

The Pentagon’s gamble on brain implants, bionic limbs and combat exoskeletons - 10:00

Tuesday th 9th of June 2015

Irreproducible biology research costs put at $28 billion per year - 14:00

Image software spots links in tattoo ink - 12:30

South Korean MERS outbreak spotlights lack of research - 10:30

The rise of Africa’s super vegetables - 08:01

Monday th 8th of June 2015

Start-ups fight for a place in Boston’s biotech hub - 11:30

Injectable brain implant spies on individual neurons - 10:31

Friday th 5th of June 2015

Natural gas stands to get a boost from carbon tax - 15:00

South Korean MERS outbreak is not a global threat - 14:00

Controversial molecular-analysis tool tries for a comeback - 13:00

Thursday th 4th of June 2015

Contamination shuts down NIH pharmacy centre - 18:30

Climate-change ‘hiatus’ disappears with new data - 14:00

Friction of a single atom measured with light - 14:00

Will China’s new ivory controls make a difference? - 12:00

'Bizarre' triceratops relative unearthed - 11:31

US lawmakers approve controversial spending bill - 11:00

Ebola outbreak thrusts MSF into new roles - 09:00

Wednesday th 3rd of June 2015

Supercharged LHC tackles Universe’s big questions - 14:10

Large Hadron Collider starts doing science again - 14:10

Business: The billion-dollar biotech - 14:10

CRISPR, the disruptor - 14:10

The week in science: 29 May–4 June 2015 - 14:10

Pluto’s moons move in synchrony - 12:50

Sluggish data sharing hampers reproducibility effort - 11:20

Tuesday th 2nd of June 2015

Light opens up the larynx - 10:30

Retracted gay-marriage study debated at misconduct meet-up - 10:30

Take concepts of chemistry out of the classroom - 10:30

Hyper-precise atomic clocks face off to redefine time - 08:30

Hawaii prunes Mauna Kea telescope hub - 07:00

Monday th 1st of June 2015

Ancient humans brought tools to Europe - 15:00

Sawfish spawn without sex - 11:30

Mysterious die-off sparks race to save saiga antelope - 11:00

Nigeria's new leadership raises hopes for science - 10:30

Italian scientists villified in wake of olive-tree deaths - 04:30

Friday th 29th of May 2015

Alzheimer’s research takes a leaf from the prion notebook - 12:30

Mystery of black hole fireworks solved - 11:30

Massive tank reveals hurricanes' inner workings - 09:00

Thursday th 28th of May 2015

US military accidentally ships live anthrax to labs - 19:20