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Seawater could provide nearly unlimited amounts of critical battery material

By Robert F. ServiceJul. 13, 2020
Desert quakes may have boosted chances of ‘big one’ striking California

By Roland PeaseJul. 13, 2020
How a blue protein turns tree frogs bright green

By Elizabeth PennisiJul. 13, 2020
‘Huge hole’ in COVID-19 testing data makes it harder to study racial disparities

By Kelly ServickJul. 10, 2020
A WHO-led mission may investigate the pandemic’s origin. Here are the key questions to ask

By Jon CohenJul. 10, 2020
NSF campaign will drill for ice capturing West Antarctica’s last collapse

By Paul VoosenJul. 10, 2020
NOAA watchdog chides agency for how it handled Hurricane Dorian’s ‘Sharpiegate’

By Nick Sobczyk, E&E NewsJul. 10, 2020

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Science Magazine

Vol 369, Issue 6500
10 July 2020

In Brief

News at a glance

In Depth

U.K. megatrial outshines other drug studies

By Kai KupferschmidtJul. 10, 2020
Can interferons stop COVID-19 before it takes hold?

By Meredith WadmanJul. 10, 2020
UAE probe aims for Mars—and payoffs on Earth

By Sedeer El-ShowkJul. 10, 2020
Polynesians, Native Americans met and mingled long ago

By Lizzie WadeJul. 10, 2020
New security law rattles Hong Kong universities

By Dennis NormileJul. 10, 2020

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‘Huge hole’ in COVID-19 testing data makes it harder to study racial disparities

By Kelly ServickJul. 10, 2020
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