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Competing theories seek to explain inconsistencies surrounding Alexander Fleming’s famed discovery. By Kevin Blake.

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A retinal implant designer must decide if translating mourning into light is progress or a refusal to let go. By Spencer Nitkey.

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Advances in cryo-electron microscopy are revealing the molecular intricacies of cell movement. By Niko McCarty.

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A beautiful experiment is not just a reflection of human ingenuity but also efficient science. Written by Ulkar Aghayeva.

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To make things better, first prove how good they can possibly be. By David Jordan.

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A new broad-coverage antivenom, made by mixing eight different nanobodies, protects mice against snakebites from 17 of 18 deadly species in Africa. By Xander Balwit.

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In a little over a century, the electron microscope evolved from a tool barely capable of resolving virus particles into one able to capture atomic detail. By Smrithi Sunil.

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Genetically modified crops are finding a foothold in the Global South, producing some unlikely leaders in agritech. By Dr. Alex Wakeman.

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How aquaporin and potassium channels filter hundreds of millions of water molecules or ions each second, by positioning the correct amino acid in the perfect place. By Niko McCarty.

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How a liver goes from a brain-dead donor to a living recipient. By Donna Vatnick. Read every article from Asimov Press, for free, at press.asimov.com.