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December 6, 2021 Cover
Volume 99, Issue 44
This second pandemic year affirmed the drug industry’s strength in tackling public health crises. Headlines in 2021 were dominated by the arrival of COVID-19 vaccines and, recently, antiviral treatments, but pharmaceutical and biotech companies also continued to work on new technologies that could transform care for people with other diseases.
Cover image:This second pandemic year affirmed the drug industry’s strength in tackling public health crises. Headlines in 2021 were dominated by the arrival of COVID-19 vaccines and, recently, antiviral treatments, but pharmaceutical and biotech companies also continued to work on new therapies that could transform care for people with other diseases
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Volume 99 |
Issue 44
Personalized nutrition industry takes off
Individualized diet products proliferate as new science emerges
Fusion experiments broke records this year, raising hopes for fusion power
With the help of materials advances, scientists in California and Massachusetts continue to creep toward fusion reactions that produce more energy than they take in
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Navigating career decisions
Learning when to act quickly and when to slow down and deliberate
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New superjelly can go from squishy to ultrahard
The hydrogel could be used in soft robotics, bioelectronics, and biomedical applications
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Groups seek end to organophosphate pesticides
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Science Concentrates
- Identifying metal-binding small biological molecules
- Metals could have catalyzed amino acid synthesis on early Earth
- A new database for machine-learning research
- A simply smashing ammonia synthesis
- Podcast: David Liu and Stuart Schreiber on the science that motivates, fascinates, and tells us who we are
Omicron puts scientists on red alert
Scientists and companies race to study the latest coronavirus variant and what it means for therapies and vaccines
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