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Workings of science: Ubiquity editors weigh on the workings of science
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected millions around the globe. But even despite countless deaths, global lockdowns, political unrest, and economic uncertainty there are many who insist the science behind public health policies, viral transmission research, and vaccine development is not only wrong but is part of a global agenda. So how did we get here, how has science become politicized, and what does it mean to "follow the science?" To answer these questions, Ubiquity's editors have come together to present a comprehensive overview on how science works.
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The elements of style: a critical look at a venerable friend
Over the decades, hundreds if not thousands of books have been published on the keys to good writing. However, barely a handful have reached the status of "must-read." Here is one of them. ...
