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- Another major drug candidate targeting the brain plaques of Alzheimer’s disease has failed. Whatâ€
- Something is rapidly killing young apples trees in North American orchards. Scientists are stumped
- Vacuuming potato-size nodules of valuable metals in the deep sea, and an expedition to an asteroid 2
- The corn syrup in a soda a day can give mice bigger colon tumors
- Researchers embrace a radical idea: engineering coral to cope with climate change
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22.03.2019 Top stories: Jack the Ripper, engineering coral, and the first woman to win math’s Nobel
This week’s top Science news
Fostered fish hatch fast to ensure a place in the mouth of the unsuspecting foster parent
Controversial paper on warbler numbers was marked for retraction, then reinstated
Center will probe links between genetics and neuropsychiatric illnesses to help personalized medicine reach this population21.03.2019 Philosophers and neuroscientists join forces to see whether science can solve the mystery of free wi
Newly funded 4-year program aims to better define research questions about free will and bring more rigor to its study21.03.2019 Another major drug candidate targeting the brain plaques of Alzheimer’s disease has failed. Whatâ€
Hope remains for ongoing trials that target amyloid protein clumps, but some studies aim to stave off symptoms, not treat them21.03.2019 Something is rapidly killing young apples trees in North American orchards. Scientists are stumped
Studies seek answers to worrying threatEDUCATION
- Asian women union leaders join forces to combat bullying and sexual harassment in schools
- COP24: an important but insufficient agreement
- Education International calls on governments to improve protection for migrants
- Education International calls on governments to improve protection for migrants/refugees
- Fiji: education unionists seek inclusive schools that are a safe environments for all
