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A look back at past science highlights from the Nature archive
Reported by Abhishek Tiwari (Copy Editor) Β· Nature Β·
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Scientists have tested a special device that measures radiant energy by taking a radiometer for a spin inside a hot-air balloon. This archival review also highlights a satisfying match between findings in genetics and cell biology. These historical items form part of a weekly look back at the past pages of the science journal Nature.
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Archives of major scientific journals often feature past studies and historical experiments that helped shape modern research methods. Looking back at older findings allows scientists to see how laboratory techniques and theories have evolved over time.
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