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👩‍🔬 2022 in science. Nuclear fusion, AI in medicine, space selfie
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🛰 Last Week in Science #1
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🧬 CRISPR therapy and vaccine cocktails: what I'm looking forward to in 2023
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🫓 How to cook a 70,000-year-old Neanderthal flatbread
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🔥 Last Week in Science #6
Enceladus sprayed out a massive plume of water vapour, and researchers created a detailed 3D model of the Titanic shipwreck — here’s a brief review of…
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👣 Last Week in Science #5
Sharks can hold their breath, and Saturn has set a new record for the number of satellites — here's a look at last week's science news. Sharks can hold…
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🐠 Last Week in Science #4
Ocean census will identify 100,000 new marine species in 10 years, and the DNA study uncovered who wore an ancient pendant 20,000 years ago — here's a…
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🐈‍⬛ Last Week in Science #3
Saline water flowed on Mars just 0.4 million years ago, while the world’s biggest Schrödinger’s cat was re-created in a crystal — here’s a look at last…
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🚀 Last Week in Science #2
From the giant rocket explosion and the actual value of kelp forests to a surprising find in the long-studied barrow, let's look at last week's exciting…
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🛰 Last Week in Science #1
Three science news caught my attention last week: bacterial origins of vision, a new space probe and a sharper view of a black hole. Let’s explore them…
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🧬 CRISPR therapy and vaccine cocktails: what I'm looking forward to in 2023
From vaccines to space exploration: a list of scientific breakthroughs we will be talking about in 2023. Vaccines The Covid-19 pandemic has brought a…
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Elia Kabanov
👩‍🔬 2022 in science. Nuclear fusion, AI in medicine, space selfie
From nuclear fusion to turning waste into gold: a brief list of the most incredible scientific discoveries of 2022. Space The most striking science news…
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🫓 How to cook a 70,000-year-old Neanderthal flatbread
Last month, scientists reported recovering the world’s oldest cooked meal. The 70,000-year-old burned food remnants were found in the Shanidar Cave in…
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