A tilt at Mars launches a nation’s ambitions
A UAE space mission promises the fullest yet picture of Mars’s atmosphere
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A UAE space mission promises the fullest yet picture of Mars’s atmosphere
MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES HANDOUT/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock
Chemical analysis of tooth enamel reveals how the Hyksos came to be the first foreign rulers of Egypt.
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With the Hope probe’s imminent launch, the UAE has joined the realm of space contenders.
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Sperm cells are given another function within biohybrid magnetic microrobots.
Veronika Magdanz, 2020
Study clarifies the chronology of geochemical events that occurred about 570 million years ago.
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Science historian, Jörg Matthias Determann, reflects on the challenges and opportunities of the UAE’s Hope Mars Mission, aimed for launch on July 14.
A UAE space mission promises the fullest yet picture of Mars’s atmosphere
With the Hope probe’s imminent launch, the UAE has joined the realm of space contenders.
Sperm cells are given another function within biohybrid magnetic microrobots.
Study clarifies the chronology of geochemical events that occurred about 570 million years ago.
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Arab women scientists are striving to prove themselves in institutions that are often male dominated.
Nature Middle East editors discuss issues concerning Middle Eastern science and scientists.
Latest research articles from Saudi Arabia published in 68 top science journals tracked by Nature Index.
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