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Speaking of Cell…

Cell introduces a new feature: PaperClips. For one or two highlighted papers per issue, PaperClips present short 5 minute conversations between the Cell editor and author exploring the rationale and implications of the findings. Listen to one and uncover interesting questions and perspectives that aren’t captured in print.

Scroll down the main Cell page for the highlighted articles