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Arctic researchers will lock this ship in ice for a year to study the changing polar region

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Brain scans could help personalize treatment for people who are depressed or suicidal

Latest News | Aug. 20, 2019

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Century-old salmon-smeared notebooks reveal past bounty of fisheries

Latest News | Aug. 20, 2019

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Australian university suspends ancient DNA expert Alan Cooper as part of workplace investigation

ScienceInsider | Aug. 19, 2019

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AAAS names chemist Holden Thorp as editor-in-chief of Science

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Arctic researchers will lock this ship in ice for a year to study the changing polar region

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Climate facts subject to rules on partisan advertising in Canada

By Brian OwensAug. 20, 2019
My younger sister died by suicide. Can science succeed in helping others?

By Jennifer Couzin-FrankelAug. 20, 2019
Brain scans could help personalize treatment for people who are depressed or suicidal

By Emily UnderwoodAug. 20, 2019
New addiction research center receives trove of molecules from embattled opioidmaker

By Kelly ServickAug. 20, 2019
Century-old salmon-smeared notebooks reveal past bounty of fisheries

By Lesley Evans OgdenAug. 20, 2019
Funding crisis at Brazilian science agency could leave 80,000 researchers and students without pay

By Emiliano Rodríguez MegaAug. 19, 2019
Australian university suspends ancient DNA expert Alan Cooper as part of workplace investigation

By Elizabeth CulottaAug. 19, 2019

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Science Magazine

Vol 365, Issue 6454
16 August 2019

In Brief

News at a glance

In Depth

‘Ethical’ eggs could save day-old chicks from slaughter

By Gretchen VogelAug. 16, 2019
Successful Ebola treatments promise to tame outbreak

By Kai KupferschmidtAug. 16, 2019
Open access takes root at National Cancer Institute

By Jocelyn KaiserAug. 16, 2019
Grad students struggle with rising fees

By Katie LanginAug. 16, 2019
Tentacled microbe hints at how simple cells became complex

By Elizabeth PennisiAug. 16, 2019

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Here’s what Earth might look like to aliens

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‘Mystery’ volcano that cooled the ancient world traced to El Salvador

By Katherine KorneiAug. 16, 2019
Carbon atoms marry to form first-ever ring

By Robert F. ServiceAug. 15, 2019
Fiddler crabs produce more carbon dioxide than their marshy homes can handle

By Elizabeth PennisiAug. 15, 2019
Cataclysmic collision could explain Jupiter’s fuzzy core

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Climate facts subject to rules on partisan advertising in Canada

By Brian OwensAug. 20, 2019
New addiction research center receives trove of molecules from embattled opioidmaker

By Kelly ServickAug. 20, 2019
Funding crisis at Brazilian science agency could leave 80,000 researchers and students without pay

By Emiliano Rodríguez MegaAug. 19, 2019
Australian university suspends ancient DNA expert Alan Cooper as part of workplace investigation

By Elizabeth CulottaAug. 19, 2019
AAAS names chemist Holden Thorp as editor-in-chief of Science

By Jeffrey BrainardAug. 19, 2019

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Paradoxical conditions for life stumped scientists, until now

By Sabine GalvisAug. 14, 2019
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By Katie CameroAug. 7, 2019
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By Sabine GalvisAug. 7, 2019
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