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A Major Science Publishing Platform Takes Action Against AI Quality Issues
China Overtakes the US in Research Funding: Implications Beyond Scientific Prestige and Influence
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Embracing Complexity and Diversity in Biology: The Need for Varied Scientific Research Approaches
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Fundamental Research Drives Scientific Progress and Shapes Modern Society
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