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over the years. News stories in 1996 and 1997 described Jean-Pierre Sauvage’s work on molecules tied up like knots (pretzels again). J. Fraser Stoddart turns up often in our pages, including in a 1998 article on molecular pistons and cylinders. Bernard Feringa’s key “molecular motor” advance was reported in 1999. More recently, former SN staff writer Rachel Ehrenberg described his nanometers-sized?electric car (SN: 12/17/11,
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You can almost imagine Nobel committee members getting prize ideas by leafing through the pages of Science News. So, for you future committee members looking for noteworthy contributions, here’s a few in this issue:
In medicine,
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, we report on a potential new carrier of the Zika virus?and recent efforts to understand Zika’s impacts. Then there’s the emerging field of “multi-omics,” research working to build a layered understanding of the cell’s many different networks, from genes to RNA to proteins and chemical metabolites. By integrating data from multiple “omes” (the genome, proteome, transcriptome,
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, writer Emily Conover describes calculations that imply shock waves could have swept through the universe immediately after the Big Bang. Those shocks

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