Survey reveals highs and lows of a life in science p.459
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Scientists can help the World Bank and others to promote investment in health and education.
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Establishing partner institutions in Europe might allow UK researchers to keep full access to EU funds.
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The US$2.4-billion mission aims to collect the first samples for return from the red planet.
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Study suggests how ‘sequence’ quakes are constrained by their geology, which could allow scientists to forecast the large follow-up shakes.
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But some researchers say the policy won’t succeed in improving research quality.
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To prevent the virus from rebounding after drug therapy, researchers must first map where it lurks in the body.
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Projects that recruit the public are getting more ambitious and diverse, but the field faces some growing pains.
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In developing embryos, molecular and physical differences divide the cells that will form eggs or sperm and those that will form the body. The mouse protein OTX2 directs this decision by blocking reproductive-cell fate.
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A study has demonstrated the value of using autonomous drones for conservation purposes.
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Can the predicted rise in global food demand by 2050 be met sustainably? A modelling study suggests that a combination of interventions will be needed to tackle the associated environmental challenges.
doi: 10.1038/d41586-018-07094-6
The material graphene has a vast number of potential applications — but a survey of commercially available graphene samples reveals that research could be undermined by the poor quality of the available material.
doi: 10.1038/d41586-018-06939-4
Aggregation of the protein tau is implicated in neurodegenerative diseases in humans. It emerges that eliminating a type of damaged cell that no longer divides can prevent tau-mediated neurodegeneration in mice.
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