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Emily MullinScientists Can Now Grow ‘Synthetic’ Early Human Embryos in a DishThe research reignites a debate over embryo researchMar 17, 20212Mar 17, 20212
Lucy SherriffHawaii’s Forgotten Native-Language Newspapers Are a Treasure Trove of Climate DataResearchers translating the papers uncovered accounts of extreme weather that struck the islands in the pastMar 15, 20214Mar 15, 20214
Guillaume MayHow Humanity’s Use of Antibiotics Is Engineering the Perfect SuperbugIt’s time to take steps to avoid the antibiotic apocalypseMar 12, 20213Mar 12, 20213
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