Science to watch for in 2021
In a world dominated by lockdowns, virus mutations and spike proteins, it is often easy to overlook how far scientific...
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Science & Tech
Record-breaking Covid-19 vaccines: how were they made so quickly?
Zara Kaplan
Jan. 21
Identical twins: not so identical?
Emily Alger
Jan. 19
The importance of gender and sex analysis in research
Emily Alger
Jan. 8
Can we use nerve cells to gauge confidence in decisions?
Zara Kaplan
Jan. 5
The future of cars: are manuals on their way out?
Sophie Hamilton
Jan. 2
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