Biohackers gear up for genome editing - Nature
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Autopsies reveal signs of Alzheimer’s in growth-hormone patients - Nature
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Morphological defects in native Japanese fir trees around the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant - Scientific Reports
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Microbiomes raise privacy concerns - Nature
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Engineered yeast paves way for home-brew heroin - Nature
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The printed organs coming to a body near you - Nature
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Life outside the lab: The ones who got away : Nature News & Comment
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There is life after academia - Nature
With high numbers of postdocs emerging from universities, prospective PhD students must be prepared for the fact that they will probably not end up with a career in research. When is a scientist not a scientist? To many people in the wider world, anyone with a PhD in nuclear physics or molecular genetics would probably still earn the moniker — whether they work as a researcher in an Ivy League lab
STAP retracted - Nature
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Acid-bath stem-cell study under investigation - Nature
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Scientists may be reaching a peak in reading habits - Nature
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Bad press - Nature
It is a shame that Shinya Yamanaka’s recent Nobel prize had to be tainted by the shenanigans of Hisashi Moriguchi, the University of Tokyo project scientist who fabricated a story about having used Yamanaka’s fêted technology on induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells to treat patients who had heart failure. The poor quality of journalism that led to the story being so widely reported was not an isol
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