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NatureThe tangled history of mRNA vaccines - 32 mins
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NatureThree-dimensional electronic microfliers… - 6 hours
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Large, distributed collections of miniaturized, wireless electronic devices1,2 may form the basis of future systems for environmental monitoring3, population surveillance4, disease management5 and other...
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Spinning seeds falling from trees have inspired tiny electronic devices that float through the air. These 'circuit chips with wings' fall slowly and stably and can carry a whole host of electronic components. Read the @Nature paper: https://t.co/ZriNZyRLtl https://t.co/ZriNZyRLtl - view on twitter
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NatureThe lesson of ivermectin: meta-analyses based… - 6 hours
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Nature Medicine – The lesson of ivermectin: meta-analyses based on summary data alone are...
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The lesson of ivermectin: meta-analyses based on summary data alone are inherently unreliable https://t.co/BhbOXYpy7q via @NatureMedicine - view on twitter
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NatureHope lies in dreams - 13 hours
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Stan Crooke rose from poverty to found a company that pioneered antisense drugs. After decades of struggle and years of public doubt, the company created a treatment that has saved...
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Stan's corporate headshot from 1989, the year he founded @ionispharma. Listen to the latest chapter of Hope Lies in Dreams here, or wherever you find your podcasts https://t.co/PchZrDm5ED https://t.co/PchZrDm5ED - view on twitter
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NatureHow far will global population rise? Researchers can’t agree - 13 hours
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The United Nations forecasts that nearly 11 billion people will be living on Earth at the end of the century, but other demographic research...
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.@Nature reports on how there are now rival groups of global population modellers to those with the UN, but their projections vary considerably and have generated bitter disputes in the field. https://t.co/nOiDX7WyPD - view on twitter
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NatureShortlist | Nature Research Awards for Driving Global Impact - 13 hours
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Nature Research Awards for Driving Global...
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See who’s been shortlisted in this year’s Nature Research Awards for Driving Global Impact and the work they are doing to make a positive impact on global challenges. https://t.co/hKzIpWR0Ae https://t.co/hKzIpWR0Ae - view on twitter
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NatureSolar differential rotation reproduced with… - 16 hours
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The Sun rotates differentially with a fast equator and slow pole1. Convection in the solar interior is thought to maintain the differential rotation. However,...
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A study in @NatureAstronomy shows that the strong magnetic field generated by a small-scale dynamo has a substantial impact on thermal convection and is a key step in understanding the 11 yr solar cycle. https://t.co/a0QlkQbCNT https://t.co/a0QlkQbCNT - view on twitter
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NatureThe role of oral bacteria in inflammatory bowel… - 18 hours
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Over the past two decades, the importance of the microbiota in health and disease has become evident. Pathological changes to the oral bacterial microbiota,...
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Our Cover stars this month are @GutOrganoid @em_j_read whose PERSPECTIVE on the role of oral bacteria in #IBD is featured on our October issue! A little spooky horror house theme for Halloween. Artwork by Laura Marshall Check out the inspiration here https://t.co/6aKwNeXgim https://t.co/6aKwNeXgim - view on twitter
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NatureThe origins of massive black holes - 19 hours
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Massive black holes (MBHs) inhabit galactic centres, and power luminous quasars and active galactic nuclei, shaping their cosmic environment with the energy they produce....
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A Review in @NatRevPhys discusses formation channels for massive black holes, how they have grown over time from smaller seeds and how we can constrain their origins. https://t.co/w14gQ7LwkB https://t.co/w14gQ7LwkB - view on twitter
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NatureClosest known relatives of virus behind COVID-19 found in Laos - 1 day
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Studies of bats in China and Laos show southeast Asia is a hotspot for potentially dangerous viruses similar to...
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Closest known relatives of virus behind COVID-19 found in Laos https://t.co/d5C0GZfw4M via @SmritiMallapaty - view on twitter
Hundreds of scientists had worked on mRNA vaccines for decades before the coronavirus pandemic brought a...
"formal prizes restricted to only a few scientists will fail to recognize the many contributors to mRNA’s medical development". Catch-up reading. Tale of the critical discoveries since the 70-s that resulted in the development of COVID-19 mRNA vaccines. https://t.co/DYuAUUWggm - view on twitter