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Callisthenics workouts to improve your lockdown fitness regimen

Callisthenics workouts to improve your lockdown fitness regimen

Plenty of people have picked up callisthenics over the pandemic, as gyms and indoor fitness classes have clos…

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A Portal Into a Universe Without Covid

A Portal Into a Universe Without Covid

Concerts, beaches, crowds: Videos of New Zealand enjoying its summer feel like peering into an alternate real…

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What's In a Face?

What's In a Face?

In the mid-2000s, Kevin Francis Gray began sculpting cloaked or hooded figures in marble and bronze, their fa…

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Comfort me with chopsticks

Comfort me with chopsticks

Happy Year of the Ox! For today's Lunar Year Special, the Friday slot has been opened up for non-paid subscri…

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There's More to Bling Empire and House of Ho Than Crazy Rich Asians

There's More to Bling Empire and House of Ho Than Crazy Rich Asians

When Crazy Rich Asians was released in 2018, much was made of its being the first American studio film in ove…

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A Boutique Handbag Brand Inspired by Both Europe and Asia

A Boutique Handbag Brand Inspired by Both Europe and Asia

Known as a in Japan, a in Korea, or even a swag in Australia, France's is a concept common across cultures: a…

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Among Schoolchildren

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By Brian Ng
| London Review of Books Verified
There were still several gendarmerie vans parked near Lycée Hélène Boucher in the 20th arrondissement at noon on Tuesday. In a nearby bar, some of the gendarmes were getting coffee. A few hours earlier, they had been beating teachers, parents and other adults who’d formed a human chain to protect student demonstrators. The students, chanting ‘On est là,’ had since made their way along boulevard Voltaire to place de la République to join tens of thousands of others for the afternoon march.
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This Young Paris Gallery Is Succeeding by Refusing to Play by the Rules

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By Brian Ng
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In six short years, Ketabi Bourdet has grown from a nomadic gallery into one of Paris’s most ambitious young spaces. It has outgrown its home in upscale Saint-Germain-des-Près, is expanding into a second space in a new cultural hub in Pantin, France, shows at major art fairs globally, and was the instigator of Maze Design Basel, which has immediately become Basel’s most prestigious design fair.
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Expression of nano-engineered RNA organelles in bacteria - Nature Communications

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By Brian Ng, Catherine Fan, Milan Dordevic, Adam Knirsch, Layla Malouf, Giacomo Fabrini, Sabrina Pia Nuccio, Roger Rubio-Sánchez, Graham Christie, Masahiro Takinoue, Pietro Cicuta, Lorenzo Di Michele
| Nature Verified
Abstract Designing synthetic biomolecular condensates, or membraneless organelles, offers insights into the functions of their natural counterparts and is equally valuable for cellular and metabolic engineering. Choosing E. coli for its biotechnological relevance, we deploy RNA nanotechnology to design and express non-natural membraneless organelles in vivo. The designer condensates assemble co-transcriptionally from branched RNA motifs interacting via base-pairing.
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