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• Ars Technica
• What happens to the brain on sudden impact? Egg yolks could hold the answer
• Waymo CEO dismisses Tesla self-driving plan: “This is not how it works”
• Blizzard absorbs acclaimed Activision studio as a dedicated “support” team [Updated]
• SpaceX to set record for most satellites launched on a single mission
• Military intelligence buys location data instead of getting warrants, memo shows

• Latest News from Science Magazine
• Monoclonal antibodies can prevent COVID-19—but successful vaccines complicate their future
• Trump downplayed the costs of carbon pollution. That’s about to change
• High-profile Chinese scientist cleared of fraud and plagiarism charges involving more than 60 papers
• The wondrous life—and dramatic death—of Puerto Rico’s Arecibo Observatory
• Sloppy science or groundbreaking idea? Theory for how cells organize contents divides biologists

• Quanta Magazine
• Secret Ingredient Found to Power Supernovas
• Plant Cells of Different Species Can Swap Organelles
• The NASA Engineer Who’s a Mathematician at Heart
• Mathematicians Resurrect Hilbert’s 13th Problem
• The Crooked Geometry of Round Trips

• SAPIENS
• How to “Co-Live” With a Natural Hazard
• Bridging the American Cultural Divide
• What Makes Vaccines Social?
• What a “Safe and Dignified” Burial Means During a Pandemic
• Do Twins Share a Soul?

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• The wolf dividing Norway
• What makes a woman’s body
• The evolution of cynicism
• Natural and unnatural

• History Today Feed
• Dissonant Horn
• Execution of the Tailor-King
• The Crowd-Funded War
• In the Shadow of Angkor
• To Frame a Painter

• Universe Today
• Virgin Orbit Successfully Launches a Batch of Satellites From an Airplane
• The “Happy Face Crater” on Mars Has Been Changing Right Before Our Eyes
• Only 31 Magnetars Have Ever Been Discovered. This one is Extra Strange. It’s Also a Pulsar
• The One Place on the Space Station Astronauts Aren’t Supposed to Clean
• Strange Green Star is the Result of a Merger Between two White Dwarfs

• Scientific American Content: Global
• Coronavirus News Roundup, January 16-January 22
• Twitter Bots Are a Major Source of Climate Disinformation
• December's Total Solar Eclipse as Seen from Space
• The Physician Who Presaged the Germ Theory of Disease Nearly 500 Years Ago
• Forever Chemicals Are Widespread in U.S. Drinking Water

• Investico
• Het verdienmodel van omscholingsmonopolist NCOI (geannoteerd verhaal)
• Onderwijsinspectie start onderzoek naar NCOI
• Gemeenten schuiven ‘ongewenste’ inwoners op elkaar af (geannoteerd verhaal)
• Gemeentegrens wordt gesloten voor ongewenste zorgvragers
• Waar was het ministerie van VWS? (geannoteerd verhaal)

• World news | The Guardian
• Trump impeachment trial to begin week of 8 February, Schumer announces – how it happened
• Former general Lloyd Austin confirmed as Biden's defense secretary
• German lockdown to remain in place despite drop in infection rate
• People-smuggling gang members jailed over Essex lorry deaths
• Electric vehicles close to ‘tipping point’ of mass adoption

• De Standaard : Buitenland
• Vaccinrecords en dalende cijfers geven Britten hoop
• Celstraffen tot 27 jaar voor koelwagenbende
• Huzarenstuk om 300 jaar oude eik door stad te verhuizen
• Dronebeelden tonen hevige overstromingen in Engeland en Wales
• De comeback van Fauci

• TR: voorpagina
• Het parlement maakt steeds dezelfde fouten, vindt de Algemene Rekenkamer
• Marieke Lucas Rijneveld schreef dit gedicht over de avondklok
• Wuhan kent louter overwinnaars: ‘Wees niet bang voor een aanpak als deze, want hij werkte’
• Waarom Google dreigt te stoppen in Australië - en Europa best eens zou kunnen volgen
• Scholen én leerlingen willen weten waar ze aan toe zijn

• LimburgerNieuws
• Rob ’Snollebollekes’ Kemps is de slimste mens: ‘Ik ben de meest onverwachte winnaar’
  
• Slachtoffer van toeslagenaffaire Mariska (37) uit Born had zoveel schulden dat het water werd afgesloten
• Column: Thuiswerken anno 2021: in de rechterhand de telefoon, met de linker je kind op afstand houden
• ‘Scheurtjesreactor’ Tihange draait sinds gisteren weer
• Virtuele shopservice getest: welke online verkoopster maakt je blij met een nieuwe outfit en welke krijgt alles retour?

• South China Morning Post
• China’s retailers must expand online presence in wake of coronavirus to survive future ‘black swans’, says Chinese lifestyle goods chain Miniso
• Coronavirus hits and misses in roller-coaster year for Hong Kong: horror cruise, rules fatigue and a call the health minister will never forget
• Mass Covid-19 screening in Beijing after two cases of strain found in Britain
• Hong Kong maids need a break, but Covid-19 fears make it harder for them to gather on days off
• Vietnam beat coronavirus. With its economy booming, can it face up to China?

• News from EUobserver
• [Ticker] Hungary buys Russia's Sputnik V vaccine
• [Ticker] Netherlands imposes curfew to halt new corona variant
• [Ticker] Green NGO fails to stop Europe's biggest gas burner
• [Ticker] Swedish minister reminds Europe of Russia's war
• [Ticker] Spain: Jesuit order apologises for decades of sexual abuse

• EURACTIV.com - Feeds
• Agrifood Brief: A 5-column clover for luck with CAP
• The Brief, powered by VDMA – The lost art of diplomacy
• African trade pact offers chance to kickstart UK trade ties
• Border testing of hauliers will disrupt food and medicine supply, warns union
• Global Europe Brief, powered by Facebook: EU’s Chinese gambles

• Axios
• Coronavirus dashboard: Catch up fast
• Trump impeachment trial to start week of Feb. 8, Schumer says
• CDC shifts COVID vaccine guidance, expanding minimum interval between doses for exceptional cases
• Texas attorney general sues Biden administration over deportation freeze
• Podcast: Carbon Health's CEO on unsticking the vaccine bottleneck