For a decade, the government has been working on a revision for grant applications. It’s finally done. It’s ethical, sensible, and a big enough pain that it might actually hurt science.
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Right now there’s just about no recourse for victims. Here’s the lay of the legal land.
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The WikiLeaks founder has been living in Ecuadorian embassy in London for over five years.
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In the 34 trillion-cell sea that is your body, an IV bag full of Crispr’d cells won’t make a dent. So scientists are working on ways to put the gene editors right where they need to go.
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Advocates of greater diversity at Google say they are being harassed and targeted on right-wing websites.
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The number of women in computer science has steadily decreased since the 80s. The industry needs to change—and it could take a lesson from Maria Klawe.
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French startup Heetch has an ambitious goal. The company wants to become the second ride-sharing service in France and in the other European countries where it operates. The startup just raised $20 million from Félix Capital, Via ID, Alven Capital and Idinvest Partners. In order to stay competitive with Uber, Heetch is a bit cheaper than a normal UberX ride. But drivers still get paid more… Read More
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If off-road prowess is a must-have for your next midsize crossover, you can’t do much better than the Cherokee.
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The underrated dark comedy starring Aubrey Plaza and Elizabeth Olson is just one of the new titles streaming now.
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Robinhood is going to let you buy and sell crypto soon, CNN shuts down Casey Neistat’s Beme and Sotheby’s acquires Thread Genius. All this on Crunch Report. Read More
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