Top stories: antivax protests, the war on prediabetes, and a possible cure for lupus
This week’s top Science news".
Metallurgy, Chemicals
A report about Plan S’s potential effects on journals marks a busy week for the open-access movement
Science rounds up recent developments, including a new editor-in-chief at eLife".
Trump once again requests deep cuts in U.S. science spending
But 2020 budget request likely to meet strong opposition in Congress".
This alligatorlike fish sucks—at lightning speeds
High-speed video could reveal how other fish evolved their feeding motions".
Rain is melting Greenland’s ice, even in winter, raising fears about sea level rise
Earth’s warming climate is causing clouds to drop rain instead of snow, study says".
Renowned Sudanese geneticist behind bars for opposing regime
Muntaser Ibrahim was arrested after he and other academics drew up a plan for national reform".
Largest ever HIV prevention study delivers sobering message
Mixed results of aggressive treatment to curb new infections suggest “ending AIDS” will be harder than expected".
Vanderbilt panel weighs in against tenure for #MeToo scientist
But chancellor may still reverse decision on BethAnn McLaughlin".
Does a ‘dark triad’ of personality traits make you more successful?
Critics pan growing field of research as invalid and potentially harmful".
New fuel cell could help fix the renewable energy storage problem
Single device can convert electricity to fuel—and fuel back into electricity".
