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Almost two hundred years after the father of evolution was born, the implications of his ideas are still being recognized
By Neil S. Greenspan
A physicist looks at photosynthesis, replication, and viral entry, molecule by molecule
By Antoine van Oijen
New findings provide clues to what type of cells are behind the progression of type-1 diabetes
By Edyta Zielinska
In 2007, more than 4,000 NIH-funded researchers were denied grant renewals. For some, that means closing up shop
By Alison McCook
Even when the source of your salary is the government, it's not a guarantee
By Richard Gallagher
Two structures of the ribosome ignite debate and discovery in structural biology
By Andrea Gawrylewski
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When you're a short drive from a synchrotron, you can do some interesting science
By Stephen Pincock
What to do when you know two scientists are competing with each other, and they don't
By Stewart Lyman
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In our April issue, Richard Gallagher describes how monolingualism in the life sciences silences non-native speakers and stymies information sharing and opportunity. Click here to scroll through slides from a AAAS panel on the dominance of English in science that inspired Gallagher's editorial.
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