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An obstacle course for molecules | Science
The precise size and shape of a molecule are determined on a patterned microchip
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Sedentary chromosomal integrons as biobanks of bacterial antiphage defense systems | Science
Integrons are genetic systems that drive bacterial adaptation by acquiring, expressing, and shuffling gene cassettes. While mobile integrons are well known for spreading antibiotic resistance genes, the functions of the hundreds of cassettes carried by ...
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WHO and USAID budget cuts hurt the US | Science
HomeScienceVol. 388, No. 6747WHO and USAID budget cuts hurt the USBack To Vol. 388, No. 6747 Full accessLetter Share on WHO and USAID budget cuts hurt the USMohammad S. Jalali [email protected]Authors Info & AffiliationsScience8 May 2025Vol 388, Issue 6747p. 596 PREVIOUS ARTICLEForget the future, AI is causing harm nowPreviousNEXT ARTICLEUS policies undermine climate change effortsNext Notificat…
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Reducing emissions and air pollution from informal brick kilns: Evidence from Bangladesh | Science
We present results from a randomized controlled trial in Bangladesh that introduced operational practices to improve energy efficiency and reduce emissions in 276 “zigzag” brick kilns. Of all intervention kilns, 65% adopted the improved practices. ...
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The new reality for American academia | Science
The endless churn of damaging actions from the Trump administration toward science—from freezing and canceling grants to ending programs that encourage greater participation in science—has wreaked havoc in American universities and reverberated around ...