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The top 10 science images of 2014
Science highlights some of our favorite pictures from this year's discoveries.
Bat-filled tree may have been ground zero for the Ebola epidemic
A colony of Angolan free-tailed bats lived in a large tree near a well-traveled path to a small river where villagers washed their clothes in Meliandou, Guinea.
Science Careers 2014: The year’s best stories
The best and most popular stories of the year, as chosen by readers and editors.
Half-male, half-female bird has a rough life
Odd-looking northern cardinal doesn’t mate or sing.
Breakthrough of the year!
See Science's video and full coverage of this year's exciting winner, the runners-up, and breakdown of the year.
Members of Congress request investigation into U.S. monkey lab
Prompted by an animal rights group, four lawmakers call for bioethical review of experiments on young macaques.
Latest Science Topics
目次 (Japanese)19 Dec 2014, Vol. 346, #6216
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AstronomyComet Breakthrough of the Year + People's choice
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ImmunologyEndogenous retroviruses trigger B cells
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BiochemistryStark influence on reaction rates
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BiochemistryBuilding transmembrane zinc transporters
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GeneticsPromoters tune gene expression noise
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PhysicsQuantum harmonic oscillator state synthesis by reservoir engineering
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GeneticsImpact of regulatory variation from RNA to protein
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PhysicsAn Aharonov-Bohm interferometer for determining Bloch band topology
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PhysicsObservation of Fermi arc surface states in a topological metal
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GeneticsThe human splicing code reveals new insights into the genetic determinants of disease
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CANCEREpigenetic changes cause cancer too
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IMMUNOLOGYmTOR boosts aging human immunity
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HUNTINGTON'S DISEASEATM, an enemy of toxic protein aggregates
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