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French University Reviews Applicants for 'Scientific Asylum' as New Refugee Status Bill Advances

Aix-Marseille University's 'Safe Place for Science' program prepares to host displaced US researchers, while François Hollande's legislative push for 'scientific refugee' status gains momentum.

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One Year After Key Bridge Collapse, Experts Warn of Risks to Aging U.S. Infrastructure

Johns Hopkins Lays Off Over 2,000 Workers Following $800 Million Federal Funding Cuts

Johns Hopkins University Cuts Over 2,200 Jobs Following Loss of USAID Funding

Marty Makary Faces Scrutiny in Confirmation Hearing for FDA Leadership

Gene Editing Unlocks Potential for Larger, Tastier Tomatoes and Eggplants

Just 5 Minutes of Daily Exercise Linked to 41% Lower Dementia Risk in Older Adults

Eric Puchner's 'Dream State' Named Latest Oprah's Book Club Selection

Jumping Exercises May Protect Astronauts’ Joints During Space Missions

Trump Administration Launches Federal Investigations Into Antisemitism at Elite Medical Schools

Bonobos Demonstrate Theory of Mind by Recognizing Human Ignorance

Study Debunks Viral Nuclear Test Claims About 2024 Iran Earthquake

Bonobos Demonstrate Ability to Identify and Address Human Ignorance

Lupe Fiasco Joins Johns Hopkins to Teach Rap in New Hip-Hop Degree Program

Robots Trained to Perform Surgery Autonomously Using Video Learning

Bats Exhibit Hardwired Adaptation When Key Hearing Pathway Is Blocked

Trump Nominates Dr. Marty Makary as FDA Commissioner

Oldest Known Alphabetic Writing Found in Syrian Tomb

Trump Announces Key Public Health Leadership Picks

AI-Powered Robot Performs Surgery with Human-Like Precision

Olivia Rodrigo Donates Proceeds from Historic Philippines Concert to Women's Health Charity

Improper Arm Positioning in Blood Pressure Tests May Lead to Millions of Misdiagnoses

Nonprofit Hospitals Receive $37.4 Billion in Tax Breaks, Study Reveals

Space Travel Weakens Heart Tissue, New Study Reveals

Dog-Walking Injuries Surge 342% Over Two Decades, Study Finds

Johns Hopkins Agrees to $150,000 Settlement Over ADA Violations

Study Links Vision Impairment to Nearly 20% of Dementia Cases

15-Year-Old Innovator Develops Potential Skin Cancer Treatment Soap

Discovery of Key Protein in Bacteria Could Lead to New Antibiotics

$1 Billion Bloomberg Donation Makes Johns Hopkins Medical School Tuition-Free for Most

Texas Abortion Ban Correlated with Rise in Infant Mortality

Johns Hopkins Engineers Synthetic Cell for Targeted Drug Delivery

Artificial Lymph Node Innovates Cancer Immunotherapy

Calorie Reduction, Not Timing, Key to Weight Loss in Time-Restricted Diets, Study Finds

MLBPA Links Pitcher Injuries to Faster Pitch Clock, MLB Disagrees

Seismic Signals Attributed to Alien Meteor Actually Caused by Truck, Study Finds

Johns Hopkins Chief Diversity Officer Resigns After Controversy Over 'Privilege' Definition

Gaza Ceasefire Could Save 75,000 Lives, Amid Ongoing Israeli Assault

Colleges Nationwide Extend Enrollment Deadlines Due to FAFSA Delays

Elite Universities Settle Financial Aid Collusion Lawsuit for $104.5 Million

Johns Hopkins Medicine's Diversity Officer Retracts Controversial 'Privilege' List

First Small-Scale US Nuclear Plant Project Canceled Amid Financial Troubles

Universal Sensory-Dependent Movements Observed Across Species: Implications for Robotics

Face of 500-Year-Old Inca 'Ice Maiden' Mummy Revealed Through 3D Reconstruction

Federal Probe Targets Harvard Legacy Admissions Amid Push to End Racial Preferences

Wesleyan University Ends Legacy Admissions After Supreme Court Affirmative Action Ruling

Family Accused of Child Abuse After Seeking Unconventional Medical Treatment for Daughter

Startup Raises $5 Million for Tiny Wearable that Prevents Fainting by Monitoring Blood Flow to the Brain

Ukrainian President Addresses Johns Hopkins Graduates, Urges Democratic Values Despite Ongoing Conflict