The scientific events that shaped the decade p.337
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Brexit certainty intensifies researchers’ concerns about international collaboration and access to European Union funds.
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US$29-million investment aims to boost the country’s status as an international scientific powerhouse.
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Analysis finds that the planet’s protective shield was in place by at least 3.7 billion years ago, as early life arose.
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NASA’s Mars InSight lander has detected more than 300 quakes and traced some back to their source.
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A black hole’s perilous edge, anti-poaching warriors, whisky webs and more.
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Immune cells called cytotoxic T cells can recognize and destroy cancer cells. The finding that stem-cell-like T cells exist in tumours, at niche sites that support these cells, could aid efforts to boost anticancer immune responses.
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In 1994, an unconventional form of superconductivity was detected in strontium ruthenate. The discovery has shed light on the mechanism of unconventional superconductivity at high temperatures.
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A double membrane protects certain bacteria from antibiotics, but compounds have now been generated that can overcome this obstacle, seemingly by targeting a crucial protein in the outer membrane.
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Enhancing antitumour immune responses has revolutionized cancer treatment, yet some hurdles impede this approach. The discovery of a way to boost the lifespan and function of antitumour immune cells removes a key obstacle.
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Highlights from News & Views published this year.
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