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Aging is for Everyone

How old are you? This is a seemingly
simple question. Perhaps you’re a 12-year-
old in middle school or an 18-year-old senior
in high school or a 70-year-old senior citizen.
But the number of years you’ve lived on Earth
does not tell the whole story. New research by
Dr. Vadim Gladyshev and colleagues... Read more

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The world is full of people who discover things — big things, little things, mysterious things. While the rest of us eat breakfast or go to class or IM, scientists do science.

Teams of people may work for months or years to advance a piece of knowledge; they depend on the people who came before; they help the people who come later.

What A Year! highlights a breakthrough each month and gives some information about the people behind it. You can learn what's going on in your scientific back yard, and to dig a lot deeper if you want.

Have a great year!



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