Superspreading drives the COVID pandemic — and could help to tame it
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Nature - Uneven transmission of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus has had tragic consequences — but also offers clues for how best to target control...
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Research published in Nature reports a fully recyclable polyethylene-like plastic made from sustainable sources. https://t.co/SI1oPs8y9Q https://t.co/SI1oPs8y9Q
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Scientists have used genome sequencing and editing to develop a rapid-fire way to domesticate plants, allowing the quick transformation of wild rice into a bountiful crop. #ResearchHighlight https://t.co/wGSxNWPhws
Nature - Despite the widespread roll-out of several vaccines, it could be months before they can be...
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Why vaccines are so difficult to compare @NatureNews @heidiledford https://t.co/kgGVh12Xca Timely w/new J&J data — Single dose vs all others 2-doses —Tested in So Africa & Brazil cf only countries/ time w/ancestral strain —All vaccines marked reduction deaths & hospitalizations
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A Nature Comment article sets out eight steps so that the revised US social cost of carbon can pass muster legally, guide climate policy and win trust at home and abroad. https://t.co/e1DqiPel87
Nature - Volume 590 Issue 7847, 25 February...
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This week on the Nature cover: Solar flair. Holistic fabrication of perovskite solar cells offers improved. Browse the issue here: https://t.co/pKeM2raVqA https://t.co/pKeM2raVqA
Nature - Hear the latest science from the coronavirus...
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On Nature’s Coronapod: Scientists expect SARS-CoV-2 to become endemic, but what does that mean? Listen here. https://t.co/ohrp1EWPJd
Nature - Volume 2 Issue 2, February...
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⚡️It is this time of the month - our February issue @NatureCancer is LIVE 🤩Check our exciting content: scRNAseq & molecular #glioblastoma characterization, #metabolic dependencies, #TumorImmunology, #MachineLearning in therapy, #COVID19 & much more! https://t.co/n0T4XVIMLL https://t.co/n0T4XVIMLL
Nature - Reinforcement learning promises to solve complex sequential-decision problems autonomously by specifying a high-level reward function only. However, reinforcement learning algorithms struggle when, as is...
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A Nature paper reports a family of reinforcement learning algorithms that score higher than human players and state-of-the-art artificial intelligence systems at classic Atari video games, such as Montezuma’s Revenge and Pitfall. https://t.co/px548NyvC4 https://t.co/px548NyvC4
Nature - Evaluations find apps are useful, but would benefit from better integration into health-care...
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Studies from a handful of nations show mounting evidence that contact tracing apps can help prevent COVID-19 infections and are a valuable public-health tool. https://t.co/sClRuTjiob
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