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CANBERRA Youth Theatre has announced its four new resident artists for 2021. Linda Chen, Caelan Kaluder, Annika Kendall and Natsuko Yonezawa will enjoy a year-long incubator for early career theatre makers who are passionate about creating new works, becoming part of the company and participating in a program of creative developments, performances and individual projects. Chen is a performer and writer who often explores migrant stories and stories of displacement and identity. She has just completed The Street Theatre’s Early Phase program, where she has been in concept development for he...
Zwei Gastarbeiterkinder erfinden einen Corona-Impfstoff: Die Geschichte des Start-ups Biontech rückt Gründer mit Einwanderungsgeschichte in den Fokus. Was treibt diese Gründerszene an – und was steht ihr im Weg? Eine Studie gibt Antworten.
The Atlantic Modern Communication’s Big Open Secret The assumption that we are the sole authors of our texts and emails is a collective fiction—but a useful one. Updated at 1:00 p.m. ET on April 15, 2021. In the late-19th-century play Cyrano de Bergerac, the eloquent title character gets a woman to fall deeply in love with another man by ghostwriting letters, as him, to her. The details are a bit messy—Cyrano himself is also in love with the woman, the woman is his cousin, and the other guy dies in Act IV—but much of the play’s drama revolves around the letters’ secret authorship...
Personalized cancer vaccine shows efficacy against multiple cancers in early tests Hopefully, future tests will support these findings. Image credits Arek Socha. I’m not sure if everybody here is old enough to remember this, but there used to be a time when “finding the cure to cancer” was seen as the be-all-end-all of human ingenuity. Back when my family was still toying with the idea of sending me off to medical school, my grandparents would cheer me on saying that maybe I’ll be the one to discover it — with everybody sharing the silent knowledge that such a wonder would not be po...