Daily briefing: How 'monkey laundering' undermines research

Laboratory monkeys that are illegally poached from the wild and falsely labelled as captive-bred can disrupt experiments and lead to unreliable data. Plus, how researchers have been affected by the Israel–Hamas conflict and the robot chemist that could help to make oxygen on Mars. Laboratory monkeys that are illegally poached from the wild and falsely labelled as captive-bred can disrupt experiments and lead to unreliable data. Plus, how researchers have been affected by the Israel–Hamas conflict and the robot chemist that could help to make oxygen on Mars.

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