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Vol 366, Issue 6467
15 November 2019

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A new form of pure carbon dazzles and attracts

By W. Wayt GibbsNov. 15, 2019
‘Secret science’ plan is back, and critics say it's worse

By David MalakoffNov. 15, 2019
Bacterial toxin linked to severe alcoholic liver disease

By Eva FrederickNov. 15, 2019
Drones reveal earthquake hazards hidden in the abyss

By Paul VoosenNov. 15, 2019
A mysterious disease is striking American beech trees

By Gabriel PopkinNov. 15, 2019
Top Democrat wants big AI push

By Jeffrey MervisNov. 15, 2019

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NSF unwittingly hired a professor guilty of bullying, highlighting the ‘pass the harasser’ problem

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