- Republicans prep short-term funding to keep government open through Election Day - Government must double funding for innovation to compete, admits Vince Cable - Cora Marrett steps down as NSF deputy director - Funding review casting shadow over Portuguese research could cloud other countries - Senate bill backs NSF's practices and calls for big funding boost - Neuroscientists go to Washington - as advocates for science - Spark for a stagnant search - Amid growing concern over head injuries, California limits full-contact football practices - Director's blog: Mapping the risk architecture of mental disorders - Science advisers should be supported, not sacked
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