Nobel Prizes honor great discoveries — but leave much of science unseen

The Nobel Prize might be the most famous science prize but it celebrates just a narrow slice of science and very few scientists.The Nobel Prize might be the most famous science prize but it celebrates just a narrow slice of science and very few scientists.  

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Shimon Sakaguchi discovered T-reg immune cells. Mary Brunkow and Fred Ramsdell identified the cells’ role in autoimmune disease.Shimon Sakaguchi discovered T-reg immune cells. Mary Brunkow and Fred Ramsdell identified the cells’ role in autoimmune disease.  

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Scientists made human egg cells from skin cells

More work needs to be done to create viable human embryos, but the method might someday be used in IVF to help infertile people and male couples.More work needs to be done to create viable human embryos, but the method might someday be used in IVF to help infertile people and male couples.  

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To make a tasty yogurt, just add ants (and their microbes)

Spiking milk with live ants makes tangy traditional yogurt. Researchers have identified the ants’ microbial pals and enzymes that help the process.Spiking milk with live ants makes tangy traditional yogurt. Researchers have identified the ants’ microbial pals and enzymes that help the process.  

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AI generated its first working genome: a tiny bacteria killer

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