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Cover Previews: Scientific American – January 2022

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The Antikythera mechanism of ancient Greece is one of the most astonishing discoveries in archaeology. A new study has revealed insights into how the front gears measured astronomical time.

Read our January issue to learn more: https://t.co/XOdvIoOCQ2 pic.twitter.com/tlU40BD4Su
— Scientific American (@sciam) December 15, 2021

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Front Covers: Science Magazine – December 10

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Why oil and water do not mix, a look at variant-specific vaccine boosters against #SARSCoV2, and revealing shared systems in leaf development.

📕 Read what’s new in Science: https://t.co/MCHGR2Q6xY pic.twitter.com/5mAOTG11oU
— Science Magazine (@ScienceMagazine) December 9, 2021

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Front Covers: Nature Magazine – December 9

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This week in Nature: Armed response – Remains of Chilean ankylosaur display unique tail weaponry. Browse the issue here: https://t.co/opl16hEaGN pic.twitter.com/moeoC2Srz9
— nature (@Nature) December 9, 2021

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Previews: New Scientist Magazine – December 11

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In this week’s issue: The James Webb Space Telescope will rewrite the story of the cosmos.

Plus: @sapinker on rationality. Saving the Amazon, and what we can expect from omicron.

Available from newsstands and via our app for digital and audio editions.https://t.co/G5szisdkDD pic.twitter.com/he643cXq3O
— New Scientist (@newscientist) December 9, 2021

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Front Covers: Science Magazine – December 3

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A nearby iron-rich sub-Earth planet, dissecting the early #COVID19 cases in Wuhan, and climate change fuels debate over Germany’’s woodlands.

📕 Read what’s new in Science: https://t.co/lLeTm01ZZB pic.twitter.com/akHrHyDrhg
— Science Magazine (@ScienceMagazine) December 2, 2021

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Cover Previews: Nature Magazine – December 2

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This week in Nature: AI-guided intuition – Machine learning helps inspire mathematicians to derive fresh conjectures. Browse the full issue here: https://t.co/DqdIu11DHX pic.twitter.com/sPFNGvsE9u
— nature (@Nature) December 2, 2021

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Previews: The Scientist Magazine – December 2021

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Our December issue is out now! Read about the therapeutic potential of helminths, the winners of our Top 10 Innovations awards, repurposing an African sleeping sickness drug to treat a rare genetic condition, and more! https://t.co/DjDmJRpVOm pic.twitter.com/0ZB05g17hc
— The Scientist (@TheScientistLLC) December 1, 2021

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Previews: New Scientist Magazine – November 20

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This week’s issue marks New Scientist's 65th anniversary. To celebrate, we attempt to answer 13 of the most mysterious questions about life, the universe and everything.

Grab a copy from newsstands, or get our app to download digital and audio editions.https://t.co/86FZ6oRBDZ pic.twitter.com/e0CqnCOURk
— New Scientist (@newscientist) November 18, 2021

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Front Covers: Nature Magazine – November 18

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This week in Nature: Matters of the heart – Deconstruction of cardiac development sheds light on tunicate evolution. Browse the full issue here: https://t.co/tmiORqtvvi pic.twitter.com/WSGpA77pIS
— nature (@Nature) November 18, 2021

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Front Covers: Nature Magazine – November 11

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This week in Nature: Getting a grip – An all-in-one method for creating programmable soft robots. Browse the full issue here: https://t.co/qfa3OmupeX pic.twitter.com/NT8KXkABrz
— nature (@Nature) November 11, 2021