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Reconstructing Ancestral Proteins
Chase Nelson
As the aphorism suggests, the present is the key to the past. In the study of evolution, ancestral proteins can be inferred from modern ones. But recent work challenges just how much should be inferred.
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In Memoriam: Steven Weinberg
Sheldon Lee Glashow
For seventy-four of their eighty-eight years, Sheldon Lee Glashow and the late Steven Weinberg knew each other. Their high-school friendship eventually led to a shared Nobel Prize in Physics.
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A Continent Divided
Silvio Pons
In Stalin and the Fate of Europe, Norman Naimark examines Joseph Stalin’s foreign policy objectives in early postwar Europe. In each of his seven case studies, Naimark focuses on how Stalin’s shifting strategies were shaped by local leaders who were anything but passive participants.
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The Footsteps of Artemis
Denis Knoepfler
After a centuries-long search, archeologists finally located a lost sanctuary for Artemis. Clues came in the form of ancient manuscripts, Apollonian symbolism, wandering stones, and a scribal error…
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Battlefield Medicine
Benjamin Davido
The AstraZeneca debacle in France, at the least, showed that to stop vaccinating for 48–72 hours in the name of the precautionary principle is to restart work on vaccine awareness from scratch.
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The Secret Lives of DNA
Neeraja Sankaran
The discovery of the double helical structure of DNA is well known. But what of the discoveries of DNA itself and of its function as the material carrier of life’s instructions?
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A Theory of the Earth
Mike Leeder
In 1788, James Hutton described his geological observations and resulting theory for the age of the earth. His conclusion was startling: “We find no vestige of a beginning, no prospect of an end.”
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Monetary Faith
Philip Pilkington
Central banks argue that economists should have faith in the natural interest rate and try their best to accommodate the banking system to it. But shouldn’t it rather be judged by its works?
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Secrets
Jeremy Bernstein
Alex Wellerstein’s fascinating new book, Restricted Data, confirms what Jeremy Bernstein has long believed to be true: the information needed to make a nuclear weapon has been in circulation for a long time.
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