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media.nature.comThe Nature’s 10 list explores key developments in science this year and some of the people who played important parts in these milestones. Along with their colleagues, these individuals helped to make amazing discoveries and brought attention to crucial issues.
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media.nature.comhorizons beyond experimental science. The success of In Search of Memory awakened in him the desire for broader communica-tion. I met him in Vienna in 2008, when a German-language documentary based on this book was about to have its premiere (Nature 453, 985; 2008). Radiating energy, he had started to make peace with the city of his birth.
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media.nature.comsity of KwaZulu-Natal in Durban, South Africa, said at a press briefing organized by South Africa’s health department on 25 November. “The mutation profile gives us concern, but now we need to do the work to understand the significance of this variant and what it means for the response to the pandemic.” On 26 November, the World Health ...
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media.nature.comMathematics AI aids intuition in mathematical discovery ... unknown relationships in knot theory and in combinatorial representation theory. Neither result is necessarily out of reach for research-ers in these areas, but both provide genuine insights that had not previously been found
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