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You’re passionate about science but that doesn't mean you know everything. For example, did you know that scientists have restored cellular activity to pig brains hours after the animals' death using artificial fluid that kept nerve cells oxygenated, fed, and active?   Or that OpenAI researchers have built an extremely dexterous robot hand using algorithms originally developed to help five AIs play the game Dota 2?   Or that Silicon Valley entrepreneurs are working to make insects the next chicken? You would if you read Science News. Science News produces the most credible, succinct and accessible coverage of science and technology you can find.  Its unique journalism makes sure that the most advanced topics in science don’t have to feel like rocket science.  Isn’t it time you subscribed?    Subscribe Now PS: For a limited time only, when you subscribe to Science News, you'll also receive our "Science Visualized" featured collection. This bound compilation of visual stories highlights the most illuminating, surprising, and delightful articles Science News has produced over the course of last year. Subscribe here to get your copy. Privacy policyUpdate Profile  |  Manage Subscriptions  |   Unsubscribe This email was sent by: Society for Science & the Public 1719 N Street NW Washington, DC, 20036, US