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What I learnt from running a coding bootcamp
A four-day boot camp proved to be an ideal way for Christian Landry to provide new recruits to his lab…
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Field observations of Ambula tardus on Planet IN-409
Everybody tells you it takes time to adjust to the aliens’ way of life, but you don’t really understand what…
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How I’m looking to medicine’s past to heal hurt and support peace in the Middle East
This month, I am in Amman, Jordan, teaching on the annual Palestine Social Medicine Course. This course, now in its…
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Winds of change: reshaping Tenerife’s energy economy
“When harvesting wind energy, keeping an eye on turbines is crucial, particularly on an island as windy and tropical as…
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The Taliban ‘took my life’ — scientists who fled takeover speak out
Three years after the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan, some five million people have left the country, including many of…
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How South Africa can move on from power cuts
South Africa is caught in an energy bind. From sunlight to wind and biomass, the country has an abundance of…
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biologist who shaped genetic engineering and fought discrimination
Credit: National Institutes of Health The US molecular biologist Maxine Singer made discoveries about the role of enzymes in assembling…
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Your nose has its own army of immune cells — here’s how it protects you
The nose knows: immune cells in the nasal passageways stand ready to produce antibodies against incoming pathogens.Credit: Getty The nose…
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Meet the retired scientists who collaborate with younger colleagues
Julie Gould 00:09 Hello and welcome to Working Scientist, a Nature Careers podcast. I’m Julie Gould. This is the sixth…
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AI is vulnerable to attack. Can it ever be used safely?
In 2015, computer scientist Ian Goodfellow and his colleagues at Google described what could be artificial intelligence’s most famous failure.…
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