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Accessed on 06 February 2020, 1550 UTC.

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• After decades of decline, the U.S. national fusion lab seeks a rebirth

  By Adrian ChoFeb. 6, 2020

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  Dead Sea dates grown from 2000-year-old seeds

  By Andrew CurryFeb. 5, 2020

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  Global warming is speeding up Earth‘s massive ocean currents

  By Paul VoosenFeb. 5, 2020

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  Mysterious Australian rock art may depict the chaos following rising seas

  By Elizabeth FinkelFeb. 5, 2020

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  Massive cancer genome study reveals how DNA errors drive tumor growth

  By Jocelyn KaiserFeb. 5, 2020

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  Ex-Emory scientist with ties to China charged with fraud

  By Jeffrey MervisFeb. 5, 2020

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  ‘This beast is moving very fast.’ Will the new coronavirus be contained—or go pandemic?

  By Kai Kupferschmidt, Jon CohenFeb. 5, 2020

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  Florida state legislator fears overreaction in probe of foreign research ties

  By Jeffrey MervisFeb. 4, 2020

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  Three bad reasons to do a postdoc

  By Karin BodewitsFeb. 3, 2020

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  I regret not raising immigration issues when negotiating my first faculty position

  By Jaivime EvaristoJan. 30, 2020

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  Before applying for your dream science job, Google thyself

  By Adam RubenJan. 28, 2020

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  My Ph.D. adviser fired me. Here’s how I moved on

  By Anurag SrivastavaJan. 23, 2020

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  A day in the life of an assistant dean

  By Elisabeth PainJan. 22, 2020

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  To fairly evaluate scientists’ CVs, universities should welcome personal disclosures

  By Erin GibsonJan. 16, 2020

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  How to write a clear, compelling CV

  By Jay J. Van Bavel , June Gruber, et al.Jan. 14, 2020

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  How a volunteer gig as a ‘barback’ changed my perspective in grad school

  By Lila WestreichJan. 9, 2020

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Journals

31 January 2020 Vol. 367 Issue 6477

• Safeguarding bee health

• Black holes caught in the act of swallowing stars

• Europe’s lost frontier

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February 2020 Vol. 6 Issue 6

• Targeted heart tissue repair

• Bumblebee energy costs

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January 2020 Vol. 5 Issue 43

• Giving anti–PD-1 a boost

• Sensing DNA sans STING

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January 2020 Vol. 5 Issue 38

• Autonomic perspiration in 3D printed hydrogel actuators

• A wing resilient to turbulence for microdrones

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4 February 2020 Vol. 13 Issue 617

• Stabilizing LUBAC

• A biasing position for GPCRs

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5 February 2020 Vol. 12 Issue 529

• Early-life immune responses are associated with pediatric asthma development

• MMP9 and MMP14 regulate bone resorption by osteoclasts

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First Release Science papers

• Structural basis of second-generation HIV integrase inhibitor action and viral resistance

• Cerebrospinal fluid influx drives acute ischemic tissue swelling

• Hidden fluid mechanics: Learning velocity and pressure fields from flow visualizations

• Structural basis of second-generation HIV integrase inhibitor action and viral resistance

• Cooling of a levitated nanoparticle to the motional quantum ground state

• Structural basis for strand transfer inhibitor binding to HIV intasomes

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Editor’s Picks

Wuhan seafood market may not be source of novel virus spreading globally

By Jon CohenJan. 26, 2020

• Bio-coal: A renewable and massively producible fuel from lignocellulosic biomass

  By Bin-Hai Cheng, Bao-Cheng Huang, et al.Jan. 1, 2020

• A twist in the PD-1 tale

  By Laura Strauss, Mohamed A. A. Mahmoud, et al.Jan. 3, 2020

Topological mechanics of knots and tangles

By Vishal P. Patil, Joseph D. Sandt, et al.Jan. 3, 2020

• Russian journals retract more than 800 papers after ‘bombshell’ investigation

  By Dalmeet Singh ChawlaJan. 8, 2020

• Human dendrites are special

  By Albert Gidon, Timothy Adam Zolnik, et al.Jan. 3, 2020

My Ph.D. adviser fired me. Here’s how I moved on

By Anurag SrivastavaJan. 23, 2020

• DNA from child burials reveals ‘profoundly different’ human landscape in ancient Africa

  By Ann GibbonsJan. 22, 2020

• Expansion-tolerant architectures for stable cycling of ultrahigh-loading sulfur cathodes in lithium-sulfur batteries

  By Mahdokht Shaibani, Meysam Sharifzadeh Mirshekarloo, et al.Jan. 1, 2020

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