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• Ars Technica
• Tens of thousands of US organizations hit in ongoing Microsoft Exchange hack
• Review: WandaVision sticks the landing with a very Marvel-esque finale
• A new type of supply-chain attack with serious consequences is flourishing
• We’re living on a planet of ants
• Gig companies fear a worker shortage, despite a recession

• Latest News from Science Magazine
• A technique to track Earth’s subtle movements with orbiting radars is heating up
• China announces major boost for R&D, but plan lacks ambitious climate targets
• Traces of psychedelics make you feel good, but so does placebo, finds unusual ‘self-blinding’ study
• This physician has studied the Fukushima disaster for a decade—and found a surprising health threat
• Why cleaning up Fukushima’s damaged reactors will take another 30 years

• Quanta Magazine
• Isadore Singer Transcended Mathematical Boundaries
• Imaginary Numbers May Be Essential for Describing Reality
• New Season of The Joy of x Podcast Explores Scientists’ Inner Lives
• Statistics Postdoc Tames Decades-Old Geometry Problem
• How to Understand COVID-19 Variants and Their Effects on Vaccines

• SAPIENS
• Did a Magnetic Field Reversal Doom Neanderthals?
• Social Distancing in a Sumatra Rainforest
• How to Pitch: A Guide for Anthropologists
• Preserving the Voices of the Antioch Colony
• The Fire This Time: Black and Indigenous Ecologies

• Aeon
• Longhouse lockdown
• A brief history of melancholy
• Shocked
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• Gut hack

• Universe Today
• Almost all High-Energy Neutrinos Come From Quasars
• A New Study Says That Betelgeuse Won’t Be Exploding Any Time Soon
• How Would Rain be Different on an Alien World?
• Earth’s Atmosphere Can Generate a “Space Hurricane”
• China’s Super-Heavy Lift Rocket Will Carry 100 Tons to the Moon

• Scientific American Content: Global
• In Obesity Research, Fatphobia Is Always the X Factor
• 50, 100 & 150 Years Ago: March 2021
• Coronavirus News Roundup: February 27–March 5
• Surprise: Societal Scholars Could Drive Climate Policy
• Trump's Policy Failures Have Exacted a Heavy Toll on Public Health

• Investico
• Podcast: snuiven op de werkvloer
• Goedkoper dan bier: drugs op de werkvloer (geannoteerd verhaal)
• Bedrijven schenden privacywet met drugstesten op tienduizenden werknemers
• VACATURE Hoofdredacteur Investico
• Podcast: bedrijven ontlopen kosten grondsanering

• World news | The Guardian
• Biden hails 'giant step' as Senate passes $1.9tn coronavirus relief bill
• Trump reportedly told Republican party to stop using his name for fundraising
• Royals to show united front before Harry and Meghan's Oprah interview
• Food scarcity fears prompt plan to ease post-Brexit checks on EU imports
• Most Scots would back remaining in UK, new poll suggests

• De Standaard : Buitenland
• Republikeinen mogen naam en beeltenis Trump niet meer gebruiken
• Merkel waarschuwt voor terugval vrouwenrechten door pandemie
• Amerikaanse Senaat keurt relanceplan van Biden van 1,9 biljoen dollar goed
• Verhoging minimumloon sneuvelt in Amerikaanse Senaat
• Rusland wil internetfilter in scholen

• TR: voorpagina
• Voor heel even feesten alsof corona niet bestaat
• Deelnemers aan de Women’s March zien veel ruimte voor verbetering - een vrouw als premier bijvoorbeeld
• 'Er gaan nog een heleboel lijken uit de kast van de overheid komen'
• Mathieu van der Poel wint als eerste Nederlander de Strade Bianche
• Premier Rutte moet eraan geloven: sociologen

• LimburgerNieuws
• Dit is de Mol van 2021: ‘Je bent echt alleen’
• ‘Avondklok wordt verlengd, grotere versoepelingen pas eind maart’
• Senaat VS stemt na marathonsessie in met Bidens steunpakket van 1900 miljard
• Staan mannen van ná de Mammoetwet meer open voor vrouwenemancipatie?
• Milan (9) uit Parkstad is hoogsensitief: ‘Als ouder weet je niet meer wat je ermee moet’

• South China Morning Post
• Coronavirus: South Korea, US scale back military drills; Auckland eases lockdown
• Bringing saris back: the Indian social media influencers celebrating ‘six yards of freedom’
• Volunteer clean-up effort restores ‘forgotten’ cemetery for Hong Kong’s fallen South Asian soldiers
• China aims for greener energy mix with higher non-fossil fuel target
• Hong Kong military heritage researchers dismayed to find World War II relics in state of neglect

• News from EUobserver
• [Ticker] MEPs urged to keep immunity of Catalan colleagues
• [Ticker] EU accused of plundering tuna in Indian Ocean
• [Ticker] Italy blocks vaccine shipment to Australia
• [Ticker] EU preparing legal action on Brexit violations
• China and Russia abusing corona for geopolitics, Lithuania says

• EURACTIV.com - Feeds
• EU-US agree to suspend tariffs to settle aircraft subsidies dispute
• Agrifood Brief: ‘Buttergate’ – could it spread to Europe?
• The Brief, powered by FACEBOOK – Bluff, bravado and a fragile border
• Hungary PM wants to create new European right-wing ‘force’
• EU Commission clashes with Parliament over ‘net’ 2030 climate target

• Axios
• In photos: Minnesota protesters rally for George Floyd ahead of Derek Chauvin's trial
• Coronavirus dashboard: Catch up fast
• Biden says $1,400 stimulus payments can start going out this month
• COVID-19 drives smell loss awareness, research
• Why we need to know COVID's origins