Katie Riddle

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456 appearances 74 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 9 Sep

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Axel appeared to be a regular guest at Epstein's home.
In a statement, Axel called Epstein's behavior appalling and wrote, quote, Axel was awarded the Nobel Prize in 2004 for his work on the olfactory system.
In addition to resigning as co-director of the Neuroscience Institute, Axel said he would resign as an investigator at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
He will remain a professor at Columbia University, where he has been teaching for more than five decades.
Katie Riddle, NPR News.
The appropriations process isn't glamorous, but it is one of the last places that bipartisan legislation happens regularly, according to Sudip Parikh of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Parikh says we owe many significant scientific achievements to this kind of funding, like the billions of dollars the country has invested into HIV and AIDS research.
For 2026, Congress protected more than $10 billion for federal science agencies from President Trump's proposed cuts.
Katie Riddle, NPR News.
This research shows that scientists who used AI published more papers and earned more accolades.
But it also showed that they collectively narrowed their focus.
James Evans, a social scientist at the University of Chicago, worked on this analysis.
Evans believes artificial intelligence can be used in other ways.
He says the U.S.
needs to find a way to incentivize scientists to realize AI's potential.
Katie Riddle in PR News.
In North Carolina, Governor Josh Stein implored people to stay home and to take this weather seriously.
This kind of weather is highly unusual for North Carolina.
Stein warned roads will continue to be compromised in the coming days and asked people to stay inside.
Florida was also reporting record-breaking temperatures.
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