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Issue 04
Farma: Speculative Gastronomy
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Xander Balwit
Despite years on the defensive, GMOs and other food technology can improve human and planetary health. A new restaurant is embracing this potential.
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To Be Born in a Bag
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Tom Ireland
Despite recent progress, artificial wombs still face technical challenges. De-extinction efforts, of all things, are driving it forward. Just how much is anyone’s guess.
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Models of Life
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Abhishaike Mahajan
In the 2020s, nobody paid much attention to foundation models. But sixty years later, they were being used to design medicines, gene therapies and, eventually, new forms of life.
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Making Eggs Without Ovaries
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Metacelsus
It may soon be possible to make human eggs from stem cells, thanks to advances in a technology called in vitro oogenesis. What happens next?
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How A Cell Anticipates the Seasons
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Niko McCarty
Cyanobacteria — which first appeared on Earth some 3.5 billion years ago and divide every six hours — can “sense” shortening days and change the molecular compositions of their cell membranes to prepare for cold weather.
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On Fables and Nuanced Charts
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Spencer Greenberg & Amber Dawn Ace
While data visualizations appear to present information objectively, they are laden with assumptions. Some of those assumptions are held by the chart maker, and others are held by you.
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