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  Gut bacteria may contribute to autism symptoms, mouse study finds

  BY KELLY SERVICKMAY. 30, 2019

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  A wave of graduate programs drops the GRE application requirement

  BY KATIE LANGINMAY. 29, 2019

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  Without a champion, Europa lander falls to NASA’s back burner

  BY PAUL VOOSENMAY. 29, 2019

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  U.S. think tank shuts down prominent center that challenged climate science

  BY SCOTT WALDMAN, E&E NEWSMAY. 29, 2019

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  Million-person U.S. study of genes and health stumbles over including Native American groups

  BY JOCELYN KAISERMAY. 29, 2019

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  IEEE, a major science publisher, bans Huawei scientists from reviewing papers

  BY JEFFREY MERVISMAY. 29, 2019

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  ‘I will feel actual rage.’ Unusual responses to kind touches could help explain autism traits

  BY GEORGE MUSSER, SPECTRUMMAY. 29, 2019

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  Former Los Alamos physicist denies federal charges he lied about China ties

  BY DAVID MALAKOFFMAY. 28, 2019

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24 May 2019 Vol. 364 Issue 6442

• Troubled treasure

• A hunt for long-lived particles ramps up

• Managing injection-induced seismic risks

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May 2019 Vol. 5 Issue 5

• Sizing up quakes in early stages

• Ortolan hunting in France unsustainable

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28 May 2019 Vol. 12 Issue 583

• Getting ahead of KRAS inhibitor resistance

• Exit the necroptosis executioner

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29 May 2019 Vol. 11 Issue 494

• Cardiac MRI detects ischemic heart disease in a dog model

• Brief lovastatin treatment improves cognition in a Fragile X rat model

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May 2019 Vol. 4 Issue 35

• In the RELMα realm

• Goodbye CMPs

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May 2019 Vol. 4 Issue 30

• Microrobots for cell transplantation and delivery

• Shared-control-based bimanual robot manipulation

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• Chloride capture using a C-H hydrogen bonding cage

• Demographic dynamics of the smallest marine vertebrates fuel coral-reef ecosystem functioning

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Cats rival dogs on many tests of social smarts. But is anyone brave enough to study them?

BY DAVID GRIMMMAY. 9, 2019

• Ride sharing in San Francisco

  BY GREGORY D. ERHARDT, SNEHA ROY, ET AL.MAY. 1, 2019

• Permits were supposed to make climbing Yosemite’s Half Dome safer. They made things worse

  BY DAVID ADAMMAY. 3, 2019

Deep-sea vision

BY ZUZANA MUSILOVA, FABIO CORTESI, ET AL.MAY. 10, 2019

• Engineered vasculature

  BY BAGRAT GRIGORYAN, SAMANTHA J. PAULSEN, ET AL.MAY. 3, 2019

• Reactivation of PTEN tumor suppressor for cancer treatment through inhibition of a MYC-WWP1 inhibitory pathway

  BY YU-RU LEE, MING CHEN, ET AL.MAY. 17, 2019

Archaeologists find richest cache of ancient mind-altering drugs in South America

BY MICHAEL PRICEMAY. 6, 2019

• Hearing an ear infection

  BY JUSTIN CHAN, SHARAT RAJU, ET AL.MAY. 15, 2019

• Why some climate scientists are saying no to flying

  BY KATIE LANGINMAY. 13, 2019

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