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How to end a pandemic in one jab
Vaccines give us lifetime protection us against polio, measles, and smallpox. Why can’t they do the same for COVID, HIV, and the flu? Biologist Pamela J. Bjorkman has a promising new strategy.
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Talking about a revolution
Cryo-electron microscopy has supercharged the study of life’s finest details. For Jue Chen, it has opened up new worlds of discovery.
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Philosophy of funding
Private investments are making it possible to reimagine 21st-century bioscience. Cori Bargmann envisions a future with opportunity for researchers everywhere
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The machine that built all living things—and itself
The ribosome—a huge molecule that translates a cell's genetic code into protein—has been thoroughly scrutinized for over 70 years. It still holds many secrets, which is why structural biologist Sebastian Klinge has dedicated his career to understanding what makes ribosomes tick.
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Erich D. Jarvis
A scientist and advocate, Jarvis wants his colleagues to know that it’s ok to say what you think.