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Shrinking instead of growing: how shrews survive winter
Covid-19 and enduring stigma
Coronavirus tests instead of brain research
Neandertals had older mothers and younger fathers
Tissues protect their DNA under mechanical stress
New ethane-munching microbes discovered at hot vents
A signal like none before
Specialised nerve cells increase appetite for high-fat foods
Neolithic Genomes From Modern-Day Switzerland Indicate Parallel Ancient Societies
International law in times of coronavirus
An app for COVID-19 studies
Origin of Feces: coproID Reliably Predicts Sources of Ancient Poop
Dance around heart of our Milky Way
A glimpse into future of tropical forests
Leopoldina advocates a sustainable approach to tackling coronavirus pandemic
Case for corona bonds
Treatments for Coronavirus – repurposing existing drugs
Using alveolar epithelia as a model for corona infection
In engine room of quasar 3C 279
Spikes of virus crown
Societal Transformations and Resilience in Arabia Across 12,000 Years of Climate Change
Borders in time of COVID-19
“We don’t want just sit on couch”
Facial expressions of mice
ERC Advanced Grants for six Max Planck researchers
Lucy had an ape-like brain
Patrick Roberts of Department of Archaeology Named Member of Global Young Academy
A sure hand at scientific helm
“A new quality of violation of law”
Publishing in March: Cambridge World History of Violence
Immune boost against corona virus
Drug-related deaths hardly affect life expectancy in USA
A chemical factory for all cases
A tale of shepherds and helices
Icarus is launched
Neutron star with eleven kilometres radius
Brain-doping produced by your own body
A cat-and-mouse game: brain has two systems for thinking about others’ thoughts
Humans transport dangerous smoke residues indoors
Water splitting observed on nanometer scale
Air pollution is one of world’s most dangerous health risks
Globular cluster in magnetic wind
How Millets sustained Mongolia’s Empires
5000 year old milk proteins point to importance of dairying in eastern Eurasia
New Cas9 variant makes genome editing even more precise
A new Keyplayer in cell division
Anthropogenic seed dispersal: rethinking origins of plant domestication
Human Populations survived Toba volcanic super-eruption 74,000 years ago

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