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2022: A YEAR IN SCIENCE

23 March 2023

Illustrated by Quynh Anh Nguyen

A Message from the Editors in Chief

By Caitlin Kane, Rachel Ko, Patrick Grave, Yvette Marris

A short message from the Editors in Chief

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Behind the Mask

By Yvette Marris

2022 brought new stories of healthcare workers struggling in our post-pandemic world, but the big picture goes beyond the COVID wards.

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From Fusion to Submarines: A Nuclear Year

By Andrew Lim

In 2022, nuclear science stood between old fears and new possibilities. What’s next for politicians, scientists and the public?

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Meet the New Kid

By Julia Lockerd

Imagine a machine joins your art class, creating new art from an AI algorithm fed by original human creation. No need to imagine — AI has already refined art in 2022.

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Svante Pääbo: Talking to the Past

By Lily McCann

The world of today might seem completely alien to an archaic human, but 2022 Nobel Prize winner Svante Pääbo is pioneering work using archaeological DNA to decode genetic links to help us understand humans of the past.

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