Brought to you by BioInnovation Institute & Science Prize for Innovation VOLUME 385 | ISSUE 6704 | 5 JUL 2024 EDITORIAL EDITORIAL American academic freedom is in peril BY RYAN CALO, KATE STARBIRD READ MORE NEWS IN BRIEF News at a glance READ MORE IN DEPTH  |  ENERGY Giant fusion project in big trouble BY DANIEL CLERY ITER operations delayed to 2034, with energy-producing reactions expected 5 years later READ MORE IN DEPTH  |  CONSERVATION Does wildlife rehabilitation work? No one knows for sure BY SOFIA QUAGLIA Rescuers struggle to track what happens to animals once they leave their care READ MORE IN DEPTH  |  ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE China’s GeoGPT led to firing of top European geoscientist BY PAUL VOOSEN Fears of AI and foreign influence prompt panic among publishers READ MORE IN DEPTH  |  U.S. POLICY Supreme Court ruling threatens role of science in regulation BY JEFFREY MERVIS End of Chevron doctrine has far-reaching implications READ MORE IN DEPTH  |  REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY Durable proteins appear to protect ovaries BY MITCH LESLIE Studies find long-lived proteins are prevalent in the organs READ MORE FEATURE There will be blood BY ANDREW ZALESKI Is mimicking the cells that carry hemoglobin the key to a blood substitute? READ MORE INSIGHTS PERSPECTIVE  |  IMMUNOTHERAPY Lymphocytes as a living drug for cancer BY STEVEN A. ROSENBERG Using a patient’s lymphocytes is approved to treat melanoma and has wider applications READ MORE 목록 다음글 | Science First Release Notification for 4 July 2024 이전글 | iScience: June 2024 (Volume 27, Issue 6)