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The genome you trust isn't quite finished
Why GRCh38 still has gaps, what T2T-CHM13 fixed, and the practical caveat behind every coordinate you load into a notebook.
By Robel Wolde
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Can AI Change Cancer Care?
How AI is changing cancer diagnosis and care, from screening and pathology to precision oncology and drug discovery — and the open questions still in the way.
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Why I rest my beans
The cheapest intervention in home espresso is a date written on the bag with a Sharpie. A field guide to coffee's most ignored variable.
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Six miles into Denali
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Sea stacks and glaciers, Kenai Fjords
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Homer, halibut capital of the world
Homer, Alaska
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Four espressos, before noon
Rome, Italy
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