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- Earth & Environment
Sharks and Microorganisms: A Case of Peaceful Cohabitation
- Mind & Brain
How do Neurons Speak to Each Other?

Human brains can solve sophisticated tasks within milliseconds, much faster than the fastest modern computers. But how can the brain be so quick? The secret of fast signals and image processing depends on coding and decoding rules. The construction of the brain’s software is the subject of an ongoing debate in neuroscience.
- Covid-19, Health & Medicine
Covid-19 Candidate Vaccines Pass Safety and Efficacy Tests
- Health & Medicine
The Molecules’ Marathon
- Design & Technology
Mixed Reality: Enjoy the View

For hundreds of years, people learned anatomy from books. Now, goggles and other mixed reality devices enable us to see particular elements of the human body like real objects.

Briefings

Researchers Clone SARS-CoV2 in One Week
- Briefings, Covid-19
- May 5, 2020
First Covid-19 Vaccine Trials Begin in the UK
- Covid-19, Briefings
- April 23, 2020
Spain to Ease Lockdown Rules for Children
- Briefings, Covid-19
- April 22, 2020
Covid-19 peak in Belgium has passed, health officials say
- Briefings, Covid-19
- April 20, 2020

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Today in History

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- January 10, 2020
The Short, Remarkable Career of Harriet Brooks
- July 2, 2019
Sir David Attenborough: The Beloved TV Icon Has Brought Nature to Our Screens
- May 8, 2019

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Open Access

- August 5, 2020
Editorial | ERC's Decision to Abandon Plan S Hurts Open Science
- May 5, 2020
Research & Innovation Should Have a Central Role in the Recovery Plan
- February 16, 2018
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Impactstory, a nonprofit organization working to advance open access, has unveiled Unpaywall, a browser plug-in that gives users easy access to electronic open access scientific articles.
- March 20, 2017
FP7 Post-grant Open Access Pilot Project is Coming to an End
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