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  1. Astronomy

    Onward and Skyward

    With new efforts aimed at the stars, China seeks to revive its astronomical reputation.

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  2. Into the Fold

    Flat structures pop into 3-D forms, yielding miniature robots and tools.

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  3. Space

    Light in the Dark

    Scientists may be on the brink of identifying a mysterious form of matter.

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  4. Genetics

    Factory of Life

    Synthetic biologists reinvent nature with parts, circuits.

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  5. Physics

    Heart of the Matter

    Neutrinos’ shifty behavior might help explain why the universe has so much stuff in it.

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  6. Animals

    Cicadas’ odd life cycle poses evolutionary conundrums

    Scientists are getting an idea about the odd family tree of periodical cicadas, how the insects synchronize their life cycles and why they breed side-by-side with others unsuitable for mating.

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  7. Neuroscience

    Memories lost and found

    Drugs that help mice remember reveal role for epigenetics in recall.

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  8. Tech

    On the Rebound

    Scientists revive search for new rubber sources.

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  9. Psychology

    Familiar faces

    "Super recognizers" never forget a visage, an unusual ability that can be put to good use.

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  10. Science & Society

    A new look and other fruits of our digital experiments

    Science News has reinvented itself many times over the decades, and while our latest incarnation pushes us into the digital future, our mission remains unchanged: to translate the latest advances of science into an easy-to-read form.

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  11. Particle Physics

    Higgs field prediction lands Nobel Prize in physics

    The famous particle’s detection last year confirmed the laureates’ 1964 proposal.

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  12. Plants

    Single-sex flowers release his, hers fragrances

    Growing on the same tree, male blooms smell different from female blooms in certain tropical plant species.

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