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Special features from the Science/AAAS Custom Publishing Office
Sponsored Collections
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Kidney Update: Biomarkers for kidney disease
Early detection and successful treatment of kidney disease benefits from dependable and informative biomarkers, but few are currently available.
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Breakthroughs in structural biology: Celebrating 5 years of innovation at ICSB
The Beijing Advanced Innovation Center for Structural Biology at Tsinghua University celebrates the 5th anniversary of its founding.
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Unlocking Alzheimer's mysteries: Deciphering the pathways to neurodegeneration
Neurodegenerative diseases are on the rise. What can today's research tell use about diagnosis and treatment?
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The Hsue-Shen Tsien Think Tank: Adopting a Systems Science Approach to Address Complex Problems
The Hsue-Shen Tsien Think Tank firmly believes systems science and systems engineering will promote a revolution in science and technology. Discover how.
Webinars
Sponsored Podcasts
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PodcastSponsored podcastAn interview with the winners of the 2019 Science & SciLifeLab Prize for Young Scientists
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PodcastSponsored podcastThe what, when, and why of cell culture contamination (and how to avoid it)
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Technology Features
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Prints of pieces
Bioprinting—using 3D printing technology to create living tissues and organs—are now entering labs. Next stop: the operating room. -
Quantum technology comes of age
Quantum technology has arrived. Find out how quantum computing will come soon to a lab near you. -
Beyond CRISPR: What’s current and upcoming in genome editing
Gene editing gets an upgrade with new versions of CRISPR and CRISPR alternatives (zinc-finger nucleases, TALENs, and meganucleases). -
When robots sleep, do they dream of algorithms?
Researchers are embracing artificial intelligence (AI) but with cautious optimism. -
Epitranscriptomics: RNA revisited
Like its chemical cousin DNA, RNA undergoes modifications that regulate gene expression, giving way to a new field: epitranscriptomics.
Posters & Infographics
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Taming the Imaging Triangle
Comprise is never easy. But when it comes to microscopy, choosing between speed, resolution, and sensitivity sometimes feels impossible. Find out how to make this choice less paralyzing.
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The Human Brain Atlas
Deepening our understanding of the brain is now easier, thanks to the Human Brain Atlas. Learn about it here.
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The Human Blood Atlas
Discover and explore the Human Blood Atlas, a unique database of proteins expressed in blood immune-cell populations.
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From genomic biomarkers to multiomics: Next-generation sequencing in cancer research
Learn more about how genomic biomarkers and multiomics are used in cancer research.
Advertorials
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Waseda University: Driving positive change in science and society
Waseda University is making great strides in education and innovation, focusing on building a talented and resourceful workforce for the future
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Space, AI ace, and the human race: Breakthroughs that will lead us to a better future
Recent scientific breakthroughs that are of interest to youth have been tallied by Tencent and Science magazine and will be presented at the second annual Tencent Youth Science Festival.
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Tsinghua scientists see the bigger biological picture
The Beijing Advanced Innovation Center for Structural Biology at Tsinghua University studies small, subcellular components yet thinks big.
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Allowing technology to thrive: SEED AWARD encourages innovation
The SEED AWARD, offered annually by Seedland Group, rewards tech-focused innovations that help solve life’s more pressing problems.
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