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Bright results in a dark year for science

Monday December 1, 2025. 08:31 AM , from BoingBoing
Bright results in a dark year for science
2025 wasn't easy for the sciences. With U.S. President Donald Trump back in office, surrounded by conspiracy theorists, cranks and crooks, research funding is evaporating, anti-science rhetoric is dominating public discourse, and expertise is leaving. Departments stretched thin by political interference struggle as their institutions capitulate in hope of getting more cash, irrespective of the strings attached. — Read the rest
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