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Layal Liverpool
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Layal Liverpool is a science journalist based in Berlin, Germany. Layal is a regular 51¶¯Âþ contributor reporting on the latest developments in health, the environment, technology and space. She has a PhD in virology and immunology. She is the author of Systemic: How racism is making us ill.
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Physics
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Environment
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Humans
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