Asma Khalid

John, it seems like U.S. universities invest a lot in these folks and universities, large research organizations, the tech sector depend quite a bit on international talent. So what are they saying about the fear that people that they are investing in, that they are training, may take their expertise elsewhere?

And PR science correspondent John Hamilton, thanks for your reporting.

And PR science correspondent John Hamilton, thanks for your reporting.

And PR science correspondent John Hamilton, thanks for your reporting.

Each year, scientists add thousands of new species to the scientific record. Here to talk through a few of them is NPR's evolutionary biologist turned science correspondent, Jonathan Lambert. Good morning, John.

Each year, scientists add thousands of new species to the scientific record. Here to talk through a few of them is NPR's evolutionary biologist turned science correspondent, Jonathan Lambert. Good morning, John.

Each year, scientists add thousands of new species to the scientific record. Here to talk through a few of them is NPR's evolutionary biologist turned science correspondent, Jonathan Lambert. Good morning, John.

So tell me what struck you as the most interesting species added to the roster.

So tell me what struck you as the most interesting species added to the roster.

So tell me what struck you as the most interesting species added to the roster.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

So how did he know that this was actually a different species, that it was any different than the other tiger cats out there?

So how did he know that this was actually a different species, that it was any different than the other tiger cats out there?

So how did he know that this was actually a different species, that it was any different than the other tiger cats out there?

Oh, wow.

Oh, wow.

Oh, wow.

John, this is all fascinating to me because I feel like I always hear about species that are endangered. And I don't really pay attention to new species being discovered, but, you know, it's a bit of a bright spot. So what else do you have for us?