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Rootstock-dependent scion effects shape root transcriptomes in grafted Pinus pinaster

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By Irene Cobo-Simón, Lorenzo Federico Manjarrez, Nuria de María, María Vélez, Laura Piccoli, Paula Ramos, Alberto Pizarro, Jose Cabezas, Maria Guevara, Carmen Diaz-Sala, Maria Cervera, Miriam López-Hinojosa, Endika Blanco-Urdillo, José Antonio Mancha
| Nature Verified
Abstract Maritime pine (Pinus pinaster Aiton) is a key conifer in southwestern Europe showing ecological plasticity and economic importance. Understanding molecular interactions between above- and below-ground organs is essential for improving forest resilience and management under changing environmental conditions.
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Aspire to STEM

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By Louis Hodge, Maria Guevara, James Merewood
| RAND Corporation
This evaluation adds to EEF’s portfolio of science and mathematics projects. Aspire to STEM uses approaches that research evidence suggests are likely to impact pupil attainment: improving leadership and sustained, collaborative professional development. It is also a different type of programme than we have funded in these areas previously, as it works across multiple phases, year groups, and departments.
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Analysis Group Experts Support Meta’s Successful Derivative Securities Settlement

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By Maria Guevara, Nick Dadson, Lindsay Greenbaum
| Analysis Group
March 24, 2026 Analysis Group was retained on behalf of individual directors of Meta Platforms (then Facebook) in a derivative securities litigation filed in the Delaware Court of Chancery. The plaintiffs claimed that Mark Zuckerberg and other Facebook directors breached their fiduciary duties by failing to adequately oversee compliance with a 2012 Federal Trade Commission (FTC) consent order related to users’ data privacy.
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