Science.
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What's happening
Earlier this month
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Groundwater study tracking changes in Greater Los Angeles, which is part of Southern California, was conducted by researchers at Stanford.Some support1 report
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South African research shaped global health policies, supported by NIH funding, but Linda-Gail Bekker's center is now facing funding cuts.Some support2 reports
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Sheila Jasanoff is discussing policy in the US regarding the intersection of science and society.Some support1 report
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Barack Obama launched a PR campaign to defend science funding while expressing concern over slander from House members.Some support1 report
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Research findings published in scientific literature regarding the global scientific focus on planetary systems.Some support1 report
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Science and the World Resources Institute began an analysis on July 1, 2026, focusing on the benefits of tree cover in urban areas.Some support1 report
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Research published on June 19, 2026, critiques current zero-detection food safety standards.Some support2 reports
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A convention is gathering stakeholders in India to discuss how modern science can integrate with traditional Indian knowledge for national development.Well supported3 reports
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Monte Rosa Therapeutics published key research insights in the journal Science on July 4, 2025. John Castle served as the Chief Data Officer during this publication.Speculative1 report
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Around Science this week
News at the entities that move Science most-
Office of Management and Budget StructuralJoe Biden signed an executive order requiring vaccination, while Kiran Ahuja and Jason Miller were appointed to roles at the Office of Management and Budget.Moves Science
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University of Queensland StructuralFlavour wheels are helping growers tailor their products to meet specific market demands.Moves Science
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Barack Obama Mentioned togetherBrad Lander criticized Israel's occupation policies, while Congress established uniform naturalization rules, contrasting with Trump administration actions referenced by Barack Obama.Moves Science
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South Africa OperationalHarvard's business dealings with South Africa and financial ties to Israel are being protested.Moves Science
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Royal Society OperationalThe Royal Society and Wellcome Trust contributed to a research report, while John McKendrick serves as Commissioner for Fair Access in Scotland.Moves Science
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Anthony Fauci Shared contextWePay, a JPMorgan Chase subsidiary, closed accounts and halted payments for pro-Trump merchandise and due to descriptions of Fauci and Biden.Moves Science
Connections
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Nima Rezaei Structural
Nima Rezaei founded and directs the organization focused on Science.
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Royal Society Operational
Royal Society and Science are collaborating on findings regarding the environmental cost of egg production.
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South Africa Operational
South African research influences global health policies, and external funding supports research activities within South Africa.
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University of Queensland Structural
The University of Queensland produces research findings that contribute to the field of Science.
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Martin Wiedmann Operational
Martin Wiedmann's research contributes to and critiques the standards published in Science.
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Office of Management and Budget Structural
The OMB proposes rules that regulate and overhaul US science funding.
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Meng Zhou Mentioned together
Meng Zhou co-authored a study that was published in the Science journal.
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Anthony Fauci Shared context
Anthony Fauci operates as a leading figure whose authority is derived from the body of scientific knowledge and public trust.
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Barack Obama Mentioned together
Barack Obama used a public relations campaign to advocate for the defense of science funding.
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World Resources Institute Mentioned together
The two entities collaborate by analyzing urban areas concerning the benefits derived from tree cover.
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India Mentioned together
Traditional Indian knowledge is viewed as integral to the integration of modern science.
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Earth Mentioned together
The relationship is characterized by a global scientific focus on Earth as a planetary system.
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China Mentioned together
Co-mentioned in articles discussing how US restrictions on scientific cooperation affect China's global scientific profile.
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Linda-Gail Bekker Mentioned together
A is a figure whose work contributes to the body of scientific knowledge represented by B.
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Sheila Jasanoff Mentioned together
The relationship is conceptual, focused on the study of the intersection between the individual's work and the broader field of science.
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North America Shared context
The scientific study focuses on bison genetics, which is taking place within the geographical context of North America.
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Greater Los Angeles Mentioned together
Scientific studies have focused on the geographical area of Greater Los Angeles, specifically regarding groundwater changes.
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Muscat Shared context
Muscat served as the location for a scientific congress, establishing a positional link between the location and the field of science.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
2 eventsAugust 2026
2 eventsJuly 2026
3 events- Barack Obama launched a PR campaign to defend science funding while expressing concern over slander from House members.
- Research findings published in scientific literature regarding the global scientific focus on planetary systems.
- Science and the World Resources Institute began an analysis on July 1, 2026, focusing on the benefits of tree cover in urban areas.
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June 2026
3 events- Research published on June 19, 2026, critiques current zero-detection food safety standards.
- A convention is gathering stakeholders in India to discuss how modern science can integrate with traditional Indian knowledge for national development.
- Monte Rosa Therapeutics published key research insights in the journal Science on July 4, 2025. John Castle served as the Chief Data Officer during this publication.