Space and astronomy
Universities urged to assess learning both with and without AI
A Nature commentary argues that evaluating students while they use AI is not enough: universities should also measure what they can do independently.
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Research bonuses need transparent and fair rules, Nature commentary argues
A newly appointed supervisor at a Chinese university says bonuses tied to research achievements can give supervisors another source of power over early-career researchers, and argues that sharing them should not depend on personal generosity.
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Southwestern Floods Provide Temporary Relief but Fail to Resolve Colorado River Water Crisis
Recent storms have significantly raised water levels in the Colorado River basin, yet experts warn that this weather whiplash does not alleviate the long-term drought conditions affecting millions.
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Democracy Relies on Science: Experts Outline Three Pillars for Protection and Resilience
Members of the European Commission's Group of Chief Scientific Advisors argue that science is an essential backbone of democracy, providing verified information needed to navigate a complex world. They propose three pillars—establishing shared factual baselines, strengthening institutional trust, and enabling policy adaptation—to counter rising political interference and disinformation.