Researchers argue that cyber risk research can—and should—be systematically addressed through a common collaborative research agenda that equally involves relevant academic fields

Journal editors highlight their concerns regarding the 2018 "Strengthening Transparency in Regulatory Science" rule proposed by the Environmental Protection Agency 

The database could be more productive, less discriminatory, and more private

A new study suggests a need for policies designed to both ensure people's genetic privacy and to prevent the misuse of publicly available genetic information

The intensification of the water footprint of hydraulic fracturing

The US National Park Service has raised concerns over high levels of ozone and poor visibility in national parks, which receive more than 300 million visitors each year

Microplastic research must be global and include a greater understanding about the scale, fate, and effects of microplastic pollution at all stages

Polymeric pigments produced by guided oxidation of peptide assemblies

In a new paper published in Science, IBM Research presents the results of the crowdsourced DREAM competition that show it is possible to accurately predict and reverse-engineer perceptual attribute values for individual molecules

Letter argues that NSF's purview must extend to research in the social science and behavioral sciences

The cost of doing biological research is increasing for universities as they attempt to comply with a proliferation of security requirements and recommendations from government agencies, according to a new report.

Scientists working on the transmission of the H5N1 avian influenza strain have voluntarily agreed to halt research for 60 days to allow time for international discussion on its benefits and potential harms.