Science Summaries and Reviews
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Scientists without coding skills adopt easy-to-use artificial intelligence software
Matthew Hutson
Science, 2019
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Billed as safe and cheap, NuScale’s small reactors aim to revive the ailing nuclear industry and help save a warming planet.
Adrian Cho
Science, 2019
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A war on “prediabetes” has created millions of new patients and a tempting opportunity for pharma. But how real is the condition?
Charles Piller
Science, 2019
Metrics can inform investors wary of “green washing”
C. J. Vörösmarty et al.
Science, 2018
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Patients thrill to reports of a promising antisense drug against Huntington disease, but no one is sure yet whether it works
Meredith Wadman and John Lehmann
Science, 2018
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Misinformation results from many interacting processes
Derek Ruths
Science, 2019
Population policies offer options to lessen climate risks
John Bongaarts and Brian C. O'Neill
Science, 2018
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A Homespun Telescope in Western Canada Could Solve the Mystery of Fast Radio Bursts by Detecting Dozens Each Day
Daniel Clery
Science, 2019
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Physicists in China and elsewhere are vying to build lasers so powerful they could rip apart empty space
Edwin Cartlidge
Science, 2018
The police can access your online family-tree research – and use it to investigate your relatives.
Natalie Ram et al.
Science, 2018
