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  Trump administration releases details on fetal tissue restrictions

  BY JOCELYN KAISER, MEREDITH WADMANJUL. 26, 2019

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  Medical journal editors expect authors to disclose conflicts of interest—but don’t disclose their own

  BY SABINE GALVISJUL. 26, 2019

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  Top stories: Mite-proof bees, dark matter ‘bullets,’ and the tiny monkeys replanting the Amazon

  BY EVA FREDERICKJUL. 26, 2019

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  Sea of Galilee earthquakes triggered by excessive water pumping

  BY MICHAEL PRICEJUL. 26, 2019

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  Breeders toughen up bees to resist deadly mites

  BY ERIK STOKSTADJUL. 25, 2019

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  Boris Johnson’s stance on climate change has flip-flopped

  BY NATHANIAL GRONEWOLD, E&E NEWSJUL. 25, 2019

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  Trees share water to keep this dying stump alive

  BY KELLY MAYESJUL. 25, 2019

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  These squirrel-size monkeys helped bring Peru’s Amazon back to life

  BY KATIE CAMEROJUL. 25, 2019

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  For academics, what matters more: journal prestige or readership?

  BY KATIE LANGINJUL. 25, 2019

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  Skydiving taught me I can land on my feet—in my life and career

  BY LERYS DEL MORALJUL. 25, 2019

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  How to tell your adviser you’re pursuing a nonacademic career

  BY ALAINA G. LEVINEJUL. 22, 2019

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  Why I livestream my science

  BY S. HUSSAIN ATHERJUL. 18, 2019

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  What can scientists learn from stand-up comedy?

  BY ADAM RUBENJUL. 17, 2019

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  Amid concerns about grad student mental health, one university takes a novel approach

  BY KATIE LANGINJUL. 11, 2019

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  How I negotiated paternity leave in a place where it’s not the norm

  BY KAZUMASA Z. TANAKAJUL. 11, 2019

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  In the tough academic job market, two principles can help you maximize your chances

  BY JAY J. VAN BAVEL , NEIL A. LEWIS, JR., ET AL.JUL. 10, 2019

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Journals

26 July 2019 Vol. 365 Issue 6451

• Glacial melting

• Mite fight

• The cells of regeneration

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July 2019 Vol. 5 Issue 7

• Emotion and vision are linked

• Medieval megadroughts return

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23 July 2019 Vol. 12 Issue 591

• Fat triggers metastasis

• Tipping the balance

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24 July 2019 Vol. 11 Issue 502

• The gut microbiota regulates skeletal muscle mass in mice

• CD4-based proteins protect against SIV challenge in nonhuman primates

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July 2019 Vol. 4 Issue 37

• Interfering with macrophage activation

• Empty MHC reagents improve T cell detection

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July 2019 Vol. 4 Issue 32

• Biomimetic sensory feedback for a bionic hand

• Real-time imaging and control of microrobots in vivo

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First Release Sciencepapers

• Thermal unequilibrium of strained black CsPbI3 thin films

• Emergent ferromagnetism near three-quarters filling in twisted bilayer graphene

• Relativistic redshift of the star S0-2 orbiting the Galactic center supermassive black hole

• Rhizobial tRNA-derived small RNAs are signal molecules regulating plant nodulation

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Editor’s Picks

This psychologist explains why people confess to crimes they didn’t commit

BY DOUGLAS STARRJUN. 13, 2019

• A wave of graduate programs drops the GRE application requirement

  BY KATIE LANGINMAY. 29, 2019

• In vivo liquid biopsy using Cytophone platform for photoacoustic detection of circulating tumor cells in patients with melanoma

  BY EKATERINA I. GALANZHA, YULIAN A. MENYAEV, ET AL.JUN. 12, 2019

Type A blood converted to universal donor blood with help from bacterial enzymes

BY ELIZABETH PENNISIJUN. 10, 2019

• RNA sequence analysis reveals macroscopic somatic clonal expansion across normal tissues

  BY KEREN YIZHAK, XIAO LI, ET AL.JUN. 7, 2019

• Researchers strapped video cameras on 16 cats and let them do their thing. Here’s what they found

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Acceleration of ice loss across the Himalayas over the past 40 years

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• Quantifying human energy spent

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• Using cell death to resurrect antitumor immunity

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