Brendan Maher
News Features Editor at Nature
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Mar 7, 2025 |
nature.com | Julian Nowogrodzki |Humberto Basilio |Heidi Ledford |Brendan Maher
Washington DC. Boston, Massachusetts. Denver, Colorado. Seattle, Washington. Trenton, New JerseyThousands of researchers and supporters of science protested in cities across the United States and Europe today against actions taken by the administration of US President Donald Trump to cut the US scientific workforce and slash spending on research worldwide.
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Dec 12, 2023 |
nature.com | Brendan Maher
This story is part of Nature’s 10, an annual list compiled by Nature’s editors exploring key developments in science and the individuals who contributed to them. In October, work and life collided for Halidou Tinto when his six-year-old daughter caught malaria. A director of clinical trials for malaria drugs and vaccines for more than a decade, Tinto knew how severe the disease could be. His daughter was hospitalized for four days with a fever, headaches and vomiting.
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