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How a Human Smell Receptor Works Is Finally Revealed  QUANTA MAGAZINE

AI Predicts What Chemicals Will Smell Like to a Human  SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

Black Death Immunity Came at a Cost to Modern-Day Health  SCIENCE NEWS

The Real Cost of Graduate School In the US  CHEMICAL & ENGINEERING NEWS

Science Solves the Mystery of an Ancient Deadly Ritual  CHEMMATTERS MAGAZINE

Gene Therapy Is Giving Us Incredible New Tools to Fight Disease. How Far Can It Go?  PHILADELPHIA MAGAZINE

Is Cold Brew Really Different from Iced Coffee?  CHEMMATTERS MAGAZINE

Pandemic Stress: The Toll It’s Taking on Students  CHEMICAL & ENGINEERING NEWS

COVID-19 Shakes Up Summer Internships  CHEMICAL & ENGINEERING NEWS

Unscrambled Eggs: Self Organization Restores Cells’ Order  QUANTA MAGAZINE

‘Digital Smell’ Technology Could Let Us Transmit Odors in Online Chats  NBC NEWS MACH

RNA’s Secret Life Outside the Cell  QUANTA MAGAZINE

Evolution as Opportunist  QUANTA MAGAZINE

Smuggled Dinosaur’s Return May Boost Mongolian Paleontology  LIVESCIENCE

Despite Legal Challenge, Tyrannosaur Sells for $1 Million  LIVESCIENCE

Titanic’s Unknown Child Given New, Final Identity  LIVE SCIENCE

A Wing and A Prayer  NEW YORK TIMES

BANNER IMAGE: Great Salt Lake "reef" composed to structures built by microbes. CREDIT: Wynne Parry