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Accessed on 14 November 2019, 0635 UTC.

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  How to erase a ship—Arctic researchers work to eliminate their vessel’s fingerprints

  By Shannon HallNov. 13, 2019

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  New polymer-coated vitamins and minerals could fight malnutrition in low-income countries

  By Robert F. ServiceNov. 13, 2019

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  See the new Star Wars–like display that could ‘revolutionize’ virtual reality

  By Robert F. ServiceNov. 13, 2019

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  Toxic gut bacteria make alcohol-triggered liver disease more deadly

  By Eva FrederickNov. 13, 2019

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  ‘Dragon teeth’ reveal ancient ape’s place in primate family tree

  By Gretchen VogelNov. 13, 2019

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  How Enceladus got its water-spewing tiger stripes

  By Adam MannNov. 13, 2019

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  Up, pup! Dogs, like humans, associate high-pitched sounds with lofty objects

  By Eva FrederickNov. 12, 2019

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  EPA’s ‘secret science’ plan is back, and critics say it’s worse

  By David MalakoffNov. 12, 2019

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  Think about career planning throughout grad school—not just at the very end

  By Karin BodewitsNov. 13, 2019

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  Poster presentations are a great way to showcase your science

  By Anila D’Mello, Oliver FlynnNov. 7, 2019

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  Departmental seminar speakers should better reflect trainee diversity

  By Michael PriceNov. 5, 2019

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  Why scientists should take more coffee breaks

  By Vivienne TamOct. 31, 2019

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  What my mother’s death taught me about grieving professional losses

  By Alaina G. LevineOct. 28, 2019

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  How our daughter’s diagnosis shifted the course of our careers

  By J. Andrew DeWoody, Yssa D. DeWoodyOct. 24, 2019

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  Tips for easing the service burden on scientists from underrepresented groups

  By Neil A. Lewis, Jr., Jay J. Van Bavel , et al.Oct. 22, 2019

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  Post-Ph.D. job searches are tough. Here’s how I escaped Dr. Seuss’s ‘Waiting Place’

  By Nathan PickleOct. 17, 2019

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Journals

8 November 2019 Vol. 366 Issue 6466

• Ancient genomes

• Unearthing the reality of slavery

• Deflating the myth of isolated communities

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November 2019 Vol. 5 Issue 11

• Evolutionary origin of sleep

• Fall of a Mesopotamian empire

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November 2019 Vol. 4 Issue 41

• VEGF-A drives T-cell exhaustion

• G-CSF augments T_H2 responses

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October 2019 Vol. 4 Issue 35

• Magnetic quadrupole assemblies with arbitrary shapes and magnetizations

• Locomotion teleoperation of a bipedal robot

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12 November 2019 Vol. 12 Issue 607

• TRPV4 and PI3Kγ cooperate to promote fibrosis

• BMP blocks PAH through ATOH8

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13 November 2019 Vol. 11 Issue 518

• A biomarker model may have prognostic use in children with septic shock

• Migrating pathogenic B cells could be targeted through ALCAM in a model of multiple sclerosis

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First Release Science papers

• Wafer-scale synthesis of monolayer two-dimensional porphyrin polymers for hybrid superlattices

• Glutamine blockade induces divergent metabolic programs to overcome tumor immune evasion

• Adaptive mutability of colorectal cancers in response to targeted therapies

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