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com. Hi listeners, Benjamin here, coming to you once again from the South London Basement. It's our final Corona Pod of the year.

And when Noah and I sat down to discuss what we should cover, we thought it would be a good time to take stock and look back at how far science has come. Isn't that right, Noah?

Yeah, indeed. But so much has happened that it's really hard to know where to start. So we turn to

the most reliable of archives, the scientific literature. Throughout 2020, researchers have been publishing their findings

on preprints and journals, on blogs. And reading those publications all the way through

has been our special guests for this final CoronaPod segment, Nature's Research High

Highlights editor, Tracy Watson. Hi, Tracy. Hello. That's right. I scan a lot of abstracts of both published papers and preprints,

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