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Wednesday, January 14, 2015

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ANTHROPOLOGYSalvaging science
Underwater archaeologist Charles Beeker works to preserve famous wrecks as museums.
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MATERIALS SCIENCEPopping materials and devices from 2D into 3D
Complex, three-dimensional shapes emerge via the geometric buckling of two-dimensional micro/nanostructures. [Also see Perspective by Ye and Tsukruk]
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A soft neural implant that mimics the mechanical properties of the dura layer biointegrates within the brain and spinal cord.
EPIDEMIOLOGYCo-infection complicates treatment
Targeting one pathogen reduces infection by it, but allows a second pathogen to propagate in an African buffalo population.
 
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Strategies against HIV/AIDS

In this special issue, Australia leads the way to HIV reduction amongst its neighbors.
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The gas surge

In this special issue, fracking has ignited an energy revolution, with still-uncertain consequences for climate and the environment.
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Rethinking the global supply chain

In this special issue, how traceability, measurement, and standardization might tame an unwieldy web
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The science of inequality

In this special issue, using fresh waves of data to explore the origins, impact, and future of inequality around the world.

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