Editorial
Loss-and-damage finance was a key bone of contention at the COP27 climate summit. To resolve it, the IPCC must bring the full power of science to bear.
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News
NASA’s Artemis I has entered Earth orbit. It will test a rocket and capsule that could return astronauts to the Moon after 50 years.
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After shocking the mathematics community with a major result in 2013, Yitang Zhang now says he has solved an analogue of the celebrated Riemann hypothesis.
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Landmark study reveals ‘spillover’ mechanism for the rare but deadly Hendra virus.
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National Science Foundation pledges changes to address sexual harassment and assault in its Antarctic research programme.
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India’s highest court is considering whether to allow genetically modified mustard – a vital source of cooking oil – to be grown in open fields.
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Study in cells and mice suggests that the variant APOE4 affects the all-important insulation around nerve cells.
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News Features
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News & Views
A clever application of perception-altering technology, enabled by genetic manipulations, provides insight into how fruit flies follow tendrils of airborne odour plumes to localize the source of smells.
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A theory shows that active agents can cooperate in the presence of disorder — a result that could inform the design of robots that organize on rough surfaces, or show how cells migrate en masse.
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People who carry a particular variant of the APOE gene are at increased risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. It emerges that this might be due to decreased production of a fatty substance called myelin by oligodendrocyte cells.
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The discovery of a gene that mediates periodic segmentation of the developing backbone of vertebrate embryos opened up research into how the pace of development is controlled by a molecular clock that has a species-specific rhythm.
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Radiation from a jet of ultrafast particles powered by a supermassive black hole suggests that the particles are accelerated by shock waves propagating along the jet, making them shine with the brightness of 100 billion Suns.
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Bacteria are frequently present in human cancers. The use of state-of-the-art methods for tumour analysis that capture spatial information and single-cell molecular profiles paves the way to clarifying the roles of these microorganisms.
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