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  • Looking back at some of the key discoveries that shaped the field.

    • Fabio Pulizzi
    • Olga Bubnova
    • Alberto Moscatelli
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  • An EU-funded open call aims at building a consortium to bridge basic and applied research on graphene and related atomically thin crystals for the development of integrated circuit technologies.

    • Silvia Milana
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  • Art galleries are the right setting to promote the dialogue between scientists and the general public.

    • Christian Rauch
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  • With their unique perspectives, artists can become part of the scientific process.

    • Thomas Duggan
    • S. J. Fowler
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  • Neuroscience as a form of abstract expressionism

    • Julia Buntaine Hoel
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  • Rich in drama, the scientific enterprise is an ideal subject to elicit an emotional response in the public.

    • Andrea Brunello
    • Pierre Echard
    • Stefano Oss
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  • Art-based absurd scenarios serve as a vector to challenge perceptions of emergent biotechnologies.

    • Guy Ben-Ary
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