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October 2018, Volume 562, Issue 7728
- 605-609 LILRB4 signalling in leukaemia cells mediates T cell suppression and tumour infiltration
by Mi Deng & Xun Gui & Jaehyup Kim & Li Xie & Weina Chen & Zunling Li & Licai He & Yuanzhi Chen & Heyu Chen & Weiguang Luo & Zhigang Lu & Jingjing Xie & Hywyn Churchill & Yixiang Xu & Zhan Zhou & Guojin Wu & Chenyi Yu & Samuel John & Kouyuki Hirayasu & Nam Nguyen & Xiaoye Liu & Fangfang Huang & Leike Li & Hui Deng & Haidong Tang & Ali H. Sadek & Lingbo Zhang & Tao Huang & Yizhou Zou & Benjamin Chen & Hong Zhu & Hisashi Arase & Ningshao Xia & Youxing Jiang & Robert Collins & M. James You & Jade Homsi & Nisha Unni & Cheryl Lewis & Guo-Qiang Chen & Yang-Xin Fu & X. Charlene Liao & Zhiqiang An & Junke Zheng & Ningyan Zhang & Cheng Cheng Zhang - 611-614 Satisfaction in science
by Chris Woolston - 616-616 Totality
by C. L. Holland
October 2018, Volume 562, Issue 7727
- 8-18 Re-evaluating the p7 viroporin structure
by Benjamin P. Oestringer & Juan H. Bolivar & Mario Hensen & Jolyon K. Claridge & Chris Chipot & François Dehez & Nicole Holzmann & Nicole Zitzmann & Jason R. Schnell - 19-20 Chen et al. reply
by Wen Chen & Bo OuYang & James J. Chou - 21-21 Addendum: Preventing the return of fear in humans using reconsolidation update mechanisms
by Daniela Schiller & Marie-H. Monfils & Candace M. Raio & David C. Johnson & Joseph E. LeDoux & Elizabeth A. Phelps - 22-22 Publisher Correction: Parasitic helminths induce fetal-like reversion in the intestinal stem cell niche
by Ysbrand M. Nusse & Adam K. Savage & Pauline Marangoni & Axel K. M. Rosendahl-Huber & Tyler A. Landman & Frederic J. Sauvage & Richard M. Locksley & Ophir D. Klein - 57-57 Science without borders
by Richard Hodson - 58-61 Paths to success for African scientists
by Linda Nordling - 62-63 How building trust has proved central to overcoming malaria
by Lucas Laursen - 64-64 A call for early-career scientists to build a global science accord
by Lucas Laursen - 65-67 The fight against non-communicable disease in emerging economies
by Charles Schmidt - 68-68 Science without borders: 4 big questions
by Richard Hodson - 105-107 Western Australia’s science finds strength in its isolation
by Jack Leeming - 309-309 The biggest pandemic risk? Viral misinformation
by Heidi J. Larson - 315-316 Supercharged crime-scene DNA analysis sparks privacy concerns
by Ewen Callaway - 316-317 Argentina’s scientists struggle amid slipping peso and rising inflation
by Michele Catanzaro - 317-318 Tsunami scientists clash with Indonesian government over rules on foreign research
by Quirin Schiermeier - 318-319 French plant biologist cleared of misconduct in new inquiry
by Declan Butler - 319-320 Climate change is about to make your beer more expensive
by Matthew Warren - 320-321 All systems go for second-ever mission to enter Mercury’s orbit
by Davide Castelvecchi - 322-326 The internet of animals that could help to save vanishing wildlife
by Andrew Curry - 327-330 What legal weed in Canada means for science
by Elie Dolgin - 331-333 Retool AI to forecast and limit wars
by Weisi Guo & Kristian Gleditsch & Alan Wilson - 334-335 Rotten meat and bottled formaldehyde: fighting for food safety
by Felicity Lawrence - 336-337 Genes unleashed: how the Victorians engineered our dogs
by Meg Daley Olmert - 336-343 The evolution of music, algorithmic culture, and the cut and thrust of medicine: New in paperback
by Mary Craig - 338-339 The global tide of blood in history, medicine and culture
by Tilli Tansey - 339-340 Black-hole chronicles: chasing the gravitational beast
by Richard Panek - 340-342 Promises and pitfalls of imaging the brain
by Chris Baker - 342-343 Atomic bombs through wars hot and cold
by Sarah Robey - 344-344 All scientists deserve a break from e-mail on holiday — not just professors
by Jan Philipp Röer - 344-344 No need for juvenile language in Nature
by Stephen E. Moss - 344-344 Encourage early-career scientists to shape policy
by Norma Bethke & Paul Gellert & Joachim Seybold - 344-344 Act now to close chemical-weapons loophole
by Lijun Shang & Michael Crowley & Malcolm Dando - 344-344 Co-produced data: open access tests trust
by Jacqueline L. Stroud - 346-347 Cermet material could aid the development of future power plants
by Craig Turchi - 347-349 CRISPR tool puts RNA on the record
by Chase L. Beisel - 349-350 Twenty-five years of using microlensing to study dark matter
by Grzegorz Pietrzyński - 350-351 A living display system resolved pixel by pixel
by Adrien Jouary & Christian K. Machens - 351-352 Exploring the Universe with matter waves
by Liang Liu - 352-353 The eukaryotic ancestor shapes up
by Laura Eme & Thijs J. G. Ettema - 361-366 Elucidating the control and development of skin patterning in cuttlefish
by Sam Reiter & Philipp Hülsdunk & Theodosia Woo & Marcel A. Lauterbach & Jessica S. Eberle & Leyla Anne Akay & Amber Longo & Jakob Meier-Credo & Friedrich Kretschmer & Julian D. Langer & Matthias Kaschube & Gilles Laurent - 373-379 The genetic basis and cell of origin of mixed phenotype acute leukaemia
by Thomas B. Alexander & Zhaohui Gu & Ilaria Iacobucci & Kirsten Dickerson & John K. Choi & Beisi Xu & Debbie Payne-Turner & Hiroki Yoshihara & Mignon L. Loh & John Horan & Barbara Buldini & Giuseppe Basso & Sarah Elitzur & Valerie Haas & C. Michel Zwaan & Allen Yeoh & Dirk Reinhardt & Daisuke Tomizawa & Nobutaka Kiyokawa & Tim Lammens & Barbara Moerloose & Daniel Catchpoole & Hiroki Hori & Anthony Moorman & Andrew S. Moore & Ondrej Hrusak & Soheil Meshinchi & Etan Orgel & Meenakshi Devidas & Michael Borowitz & Brent Wood & Nyla A. Heerema & Andrew Carrol & Yung-Li Yang & Malcolm A. Smith & Tanja M. Davidsen & Leandro C. Hermida & Patee Gesuwan & Marco A. Marra & Yussanne Ma & Andrew J. Mungall & Richard A. Moore & Steven J. M. Jones & Marcus Valentine & Laura J. Janke & Jeffrey E. Rubnitz & Ching-Hon Pui & Liang Ding & Yu Liu & Jinghui Zhang & Kim E. Nichols & James R. Downing & Xueyuan Cao & Lei Shi & Stanley Pounds & Scott Newman & Deqing Pei & Jaime M. Guidry Auvil & Daniela S. Gerhard & Stephen P. Hunger & Hiroto Inaba & Charles G. Mullighan - 380-385 Transcriptional recording by CRISPR spacer acquisition from RNA
by Florian Schmidt & Mariia Y. Cherepkova & Randall J. Platt - 386-390 The dispersion–brightness relation for fast radio bursts from a wide-field survey
by R. M. Shannon & J.-P. Macquart & K. W. Bannister & R. D. Ekers & C. W. James & S. Osłowski & H. Qiu & M. Sammons & A. W. Hotan & M. A. Voronkov & R. J. Beresford & M. Brothers & A. J. Brown & J. D. Bunton & A. P. Chippendale & C. Haskins & M. Leach & M. Marquarding & D. McConnell & M. A. Pilawa & E. M. Sadler & E. R. Troup & J. Tuthill & M. T. Whiting & J. R. Allison & C. S. Anderson & M. E. Bell & J. D. Collier & G. Gürkan & G. Heald & C. J. Riseley - 391-395 Space-borne Bose–Einstein condensation for precision interferometry
by Dennis Becker & Maike D. Lachmann & Stephan T. Seidel & Holger Ahlers & Aline N. Dinkelaker & Jens Grosse & Ortwin Hellmig & Hauke Müntinga & Vladimir Schkolnik & Thijs Wendrich & André Wenzlawski & Benjamin Weps & Robin Corgier & Tobias Franz & Naceur Gaaloul & Waldemar Herr & Daniel Lüdtke & Manuel Popp & Sirine Amri & Hannes Duncker & Maik Erbe & Anja Kohfeldt & André Kubelka-Lange & Claus Braxmaier & Eric Charron & Wolfgang Ertmer & Markus Krutzik & Claus Lämmerzahl & Achim Peters & Wolfgang P. Schleich & Klaus Sengstock & Reinhold Walser & Andreas Wicht & Patrick Windpassinger & Ernst M. Rasel - 396-400 Subcycle observation of lightwave-driven Dirac currents in a topological surface band
by J. Reimann & S. Schlauderer & C. P. Schmid & F. Langer & S. Baierl & K. A. Kokh & O. E. Tereshchenko & A. Kimura & C. Lange & J. Güdde & U. Höfer & R. Huber - 401-405 Battery-operated integrated frequency comb generator
by Brian Stern & Xingchen Ji & Yoshitomo Okawachi & Alexander L. Gaeta & Michal Lipson - 406-409 Ceramic–metal composites for heat exchangers in concentrated solar power plants
by M. Caccia & M. Tabandeh-Khorshid & G. Itskos & A. R. Strayer & A. S. Caldwell & S. Pidaparti & S. Singnisai & A. D. Rohskopf & A. M. Schroeder & D. Jarrahbashi & T. Kang & S. Sahoo & N. R. Kadasala & A. Marquez-Rossy & M. H. Anderson & E. Lara-Curzio & D. Ranjan & A. Henry & K. H. Sandhage - 410-413 Glacial expansion of oxygen-depleted seawater in the eastern tropical Pacific
by Babette A. A. Hoogakker & Zunli Lu & Natalie Umling & Luke Jones & Xiaoli Zhou & Rosalind E. M. Rickaby & Robert Thunell & Olivier Cartapanis & Eric Galbraith - 414-418 A separated vortex ring underlies the flight of the dandelion
by Cathal Cummins & Madeleine Seale & Alice Macente & Daniele Certini & Enrico Mastropaolo & Ignazio Maria Viola & Naomi Nakayama - 419-422 Cervical excitatory neurons sustain breathing after spinal cord injury
by Kajana Satkunendrarajah & Spyridon K. Karadimas & Alex M. Laliberte & Gaspard Montandon & Michael G. Fehlings - 423-428 IRE1α–XBP1 controls T cell function in ovarian cancer by regulating mitochondrial activity
by Minkyung Song & Tito A. Sandoval & Chang-Suk Chae & Sahil Chopra & Chen Tan & Melanie R. Rutkowski & Mahesh Raundhal & Ricardo A. Chaurio & Kyle K. Payne & Csaba Konrad & Sarah E. Bettigole & Hee Rae Shin & Michael J. P. Crowley & Juan P. Cerliani & Andrew V. Kossenkov & Ievgen Motorykin & Sheng Zhang & Giovanni Manfredi & Dmitriy Zamarin & Kevin Holcomb & Paulo C. Rodriguez & Gabriel A. Rabinovich & Jose R. Conejo-Garcia & Laurie H. Glimcher & Juan R. Cubillos-Ruiz - 429-433 A cell identity switch allows residual BCC to survive Hedgehog pathway inhibition
by Brian Biehs & Gerrit J. P. Dijkgraaf & Robert Piskol & Bruno Alicke & Soufiane Boumahdi & Franklin Peale & Stephen E. Gould & Frederic J. Sauvage - 434-438 A slow-cycling LGR5 tumour population mediates basal cell carcinoma relapse after therapy
by Adriana Sánchez-Danés & Jean-Christophe Larsimont & Mélanie Liagre & Eva Muñoz-Couselo & Gaëlle Lapouge & Audrey Brisebarre & Christine Dubois & Mariano Suppa & Vijayakumar Sukumaran & Véronique del Marmol & Josep Tabernero & Cédric Blanpain - 439-443 Genomes of Asgard archaea encode profilins that regulate actin
by Caner Akıl & Robert C. Robinson - 444-447 Handover mechanism of the growing pilus by the bacterial outer-membrane usher FimD
by Minge Du & Zuanning Yuan & Hongjun Yu & Nadine Henderson & Samema Sarowar & Gongpu Zhao & Glenn T. Werneburg & David G. Thanassi & Huilin Li - 449-450 Real-life stories of online harassment — and how scientists got through it
by Virginia Gewin - 451-451 Cancer researcher defends immigrant scientists
by Virginia Gewin - 454-454 Ferromagnetism
by D. A. Xiaolin Spires
October 2018, Volume 562, Issue 7726
- 4-4 Author Correction: Ancient hepatitis B viruses from the Bronze Age to the Medieval period
by Barbara Muhlemann & Terry C. Jones & Peter Barros Damgaard & Morten E. Allentoft & Irina Shevnina & Andrey Logvin & Emma Usmanova & Irina P. Panyushkina & Bazartseren Boldgiv & Tsevel Bazartseren & Kadicha Tashbaeva & Victor Merz & Nina Lau & Vaclav Smrčka & Dmitry Voyakin & Egor Kitov & Andrey Epimakhov & Dalia Pokutta & Magdolna Vicze & T. Douglas Price & Vyacheslav Moiseyev & Anders J. Hansen & Ludovic Orlando & Simon Rasmussen & Martin Sikora & Lasse Vinner & Albert D. M. E. Osterhaus & Derek J. Smith & Dieter Glebe & Ron A. M. Fouchier & Christian Drosten & Karl-Goran Sjogren & Kristian Kristiansen & Eske Willerslev - 5-5 Author Correction: Choosing the future of Antarctica
by S. R. Rintoul & S. L. Chown & R. M. DeConto & M. H. England & H. A. Fricker & V. Masson-Delmotte & T. R. Naish & M. J. Siegert & J. C. Xavier - 6-6 Author Correction: Observation of half-integer thermal Hall conductance
by Mitali Banerjee & Moty Heiblum & Vladimir Umansky & Dima E. Feldman & Yuval Oreg & Ady Stern - 7-7 Publisher Correction: Self-assembly of highly symmetrical, ultrasmall inorganic cages directed by surfactant micelles
by Kai Ma & Yunye Gong & Tangi Aubert & Melik Z. Turker & Teresa Kao & Peter C. Doerschuk & Ulrich Wiesner - 53-55 An alternative Japan experience
by Brett Davis - 165-165 Two Nobels for women — why so slow?
by Virginia Valian - 171-172 Brazil’s presidential election could savage its science
by Jeff Tollefson - 172-173 IPCC says limiting global warming to 1.5 °C will require drastic action
by Jeff Tollefson - 173-174 Peer-reviewed homeopathy study sparks uproar in Italy
by Giorgia Guglielmi - 174-174 Architect of bold European open-access plan heads to Washington to garner US support
by Holly Else - 175-175 Science and the Supreme Court: Cases to watch in 2018
by Sara Reardon - 176-176 ‘Test-tube’ evolution wins Chemistry Nobel Prize
by Elizabeth Gibney & Richard Van Noorden & Heidi Ledford & Davide Castelvecchi & Matthew Warren - 176-177 Europe eyes fleet of tiny CO2-monitoring satellites to track global emissions
by Alexandra Witze - 178-180 Fortresses of mud: how to protect the San Francisco Bay Area from rising seas
by Erica Gies - 181-183 The approach to predictive medicine that is taking genomics research by storm
by Matthew Warren - 185-187 Explore space using swarms of tiny satellites
by Igor Levchenko & Michael Keidar & Jim Cantrell & Yue-Liang Wu & Hitoshi Kuninaka & Kateryna Bazaka & Shuyan Xu - 188-189 Trolling, hacking and the 2016 US presidential election
by Alexander Klimburg - 189-190 Beyond pulp: trailblazers of science fiction’s golden age
by Rob Latham - 190-191 How seventeenth-century sisters broke the mould on scientific illustration
by Beth Fowkes Tobin - 192-192 Protect Denmark’s groundwater from pesticides
by Christian Sonne & Martin Hansen & Aage K. Olsen Alstrup - 192-192 Mouse avatars take off as cancer models
by Jonas A. Nilsson & Roger Olofsson Bagge & Lars Ny - 192-192 First report of antimicrobial resistance pre-dates penicillin
by Dov Stekel - 192-192 Funding mechanisms risk promoting conscious bias
by Wendy Bickmore & Sarah Cunningham-Burley & Margaret Frame - 192-192 Universities fund off-the-wall research from their own pockets
by Don Braben - 194-195 UK Biobank shares the promise of big data
by Nancy Cox - 195-197 A dual origin for blood vessels
by M. Luisa Iruela-Arispe - 197-198 LED technology breaks performance barrier
by Paul Meredith & Ardalan Armin - 198-200 Foraging skills develop over generations in the wild
by Andrew Whiten - 200-201 Unexpected noise from hot electrons
by Elke Scheer & Wolfgang Belzig - 201-202 Gene editing reveals the effect of thousands of variants in a key cancer gene
by Stephen J. Chanock - 203-209 The UK Biobank resource with deep phenotyping and genomic data
by Clare Bycroft & Colin Freeman & Desislava Petkova & Gavin Band & Lloyd T. Elliott & Kevin Sharp & Allan Motyer & Damjan Vukcevic & Olivier Delaneau & Jared O’Connell & Adrian Cortes & Samantha Welsh & Alan Young & Mark Effingham & Gil McVean & Stephen Leslie & Naomi Allen & Peter Donnelly & Jonathan Marchini - 210-216 Genome-wide association studies of brain imaging phenotypes in UK Biobank
by Lloyd T. Elliott & Kevin Sharp & Fidel Alfaro-Almagro & Sinan Shi & Karla L. Miller & Gwenaëlle Douaud & Jonathan Marchini & Stephen M. Smith - 217-222 Accurate classification of BRCA1 variants with saturation genome editing
by Gregory M. Findlay & Riza M. Daza & Beth Martin & Melissa D. Zhang & Anh P. Leith & Molly Gasperini & Joseph D. Janizek & Xingfan Huang & Lea M. Starita & Jay Shendure - 223-228 Erythro-myeloid progenitors contribute endothelial cells to blood vessels
by Alice Plein & Alessandro Fantin & Laura Denti & Jeffrey W. Pollard & Christiana Ruhrberg - 229-232 Nearly all the sky is covered by Lyman-α emission around high-redshift galaxies
by L. Wisotzki & R. Bacon & J. Brinchmann & S. Cantalupo & P. Richter & J. Schaye & K. B. Schmidt & T. Urrutia & P. M. Weilbacher & M. Akhlaghi & N. Bouché & T. Contini & B. Guiderdoni & E. C. Herenz & H. Inami & J. Kerutt & F. Leclercq & R. A. Marino & M. Maseda & A. Monreal-Ibero & T. Nanayakkara & J. Richard & R. Saust & M. Steinmetz & M. Wendt - 233-235 An evolving jet from a strongly magnetized accreting X-ray pulsar
by J. van den Eijnden & N. Degenaar & T. D. Russell & R. Wijnands & J. C. A. Miller-Jones & G. R. Sivakoff & J. V. Hernández Santisteban - 236-239 Glider soaring via reinforcement learning in the field
by Gautam Reddy & Jerome Wong-Ng & Antonio Celani & Terrence J. Sejnowski & Massimo Vergassola - 240-244 Electronic noise due to temperature differences in atomic-scale junctions
by Ofir Shein Lumbroso & Lena Simine & Abraham Nitzan & Dvira Segal & Oren Tal - 245-248 Perovskite light-emitting diodes with external quantum efficiency exceeding 20 per cent
by Kebin Lin & Jun Xing & Li Na Quan & F. Pelayo García Arquer & Xiwen Gong & Jianxun Lu & Liqiang Xie & Weijie Zhao & Di Zhang & Chuanzhong Yan & Wenqiang Li & Xinyi Liu & Yan Lu & Jeffrey Kirman & Edward H. Sargent & Qihua Xiong & Zhanhua Wei - 249-253 Perovskite light-emitting diodes based on spontaneously formed submicrometre-scale structures
by Yu Cao & Nana Wang & He Tian & Jingshu Guo & Yingqiang Wei & Hong Chen & Yanfeng Miao & Wei Zou & Kang Pan & Yarong He & Hui Cao & You Ke & Mengmeng Xu & Ying Wang & Ming Yang & Kai Du & Zewu Fu & Decheng Kong & Daoxin Dai & Yizheng Jin & Gongqiang Li & Hai Li & Qiming Peng & Jianpu Wang & Wei Huang - 254-258 Solution-processable 2D semiconductors for high-performance large-area electronics
by Zhaoyang Lin & Yuan Liu & Udayabagya Halim & Mengning Ding & Yuanyue Liu & Yiliu Wang & Chuancheng Jia & Peng Chen & Xidong Duan & Chen Wang & Frank Song & Mufan Li & Chengzhang Wan & Yu Huang & Xiangfeng Duan - 259-262 Trade-offs in using European forests to meet climate objectives
by Sebastiaan Luyssaert & Guillaume Marie & Aude Valade & Yi-Ying Chen & Sylvestre Njakou Djomo & James Ryder & Juliane Otto & Kim Naudts & Anne Sofie Lansø & Josefine Ghattas & Matthew J. McGrath - 263-267 Effects of climate warming on photosynthesis in boreal tree species depend on soil moisture
by Peter B. Reich & Kerrie M. Sendall & Artur Stefanski & Roy L. Rich & Sarah E. Hobbie & Rebecca A. Montgomery - 268-271 Common genetic variants contribute to risk of rare severe neurodevelopmental disorders
by Mari E. K. Niemi & Hilary C. Martin & Daniel L. Rice & Giuseppe Gallone & Scott Gordon & Martin Kelemen & Kerrie McAloney & Jeremy McRae & Elizabeth J. Radford & Sui Yu & Jozef Gecz & Nicholas G. Martin & Caroline F. Wright & David R. Fitzpatrick & Helen V. Firth & Matthew E. Hurles & Jeffrey C. Barrett - 272-276 Multi-axial self-organization properties of mouse embryonic stem cells into gastruloids
by Leonardo Beccari & Naomi Moris & Mehmet Girgin & David A. Turner & Peter Baillie-Johnson & Anne-Catherine Cossy & Matthias P. Lutolf & Denis Duboule & Alfonso Martinez Arias - 277-280 Ring nucleases deactivate type III CRISPR ribonucleases by degrading cyclic oligoadenylate
by Januka S. Athukoralage & Christophe Rouillon & Shirley Graham & Sabine Grüschow & Malcolm F. White - 281-285 Principles of nucleosome organization revealed by single-cell micrococcal nuclease sequencing
by Binbin Lai & Weiwu Gao & Kairong Cui & Wanli Xie & Qingsong Tang & Wenfei Jin & Gangqing Hu & Bing Ni & Keji Zhao - 286-290 Crystal structure of a membrane-bound O-acyltransferase
by Dan Ma & Zhizhi Wang & Christopher N. Merrikh & Kevin S. Lang & Peilong Lu & Xin Li & Houra Merrikh & Zihe Rao & Wenqing Xu - 291-293 The clinical code-breakers
by Michael Eisenstein - 295-297 Why working as a travel guide or cruise lecturer can be an effective form of science outreach
by Roberta Kwok - 297-297 The best supervisor
by Emma Kathryn White - 300-300 Mobile hack
by Zack Lux
October 2018, Volume 562, Issue 7725
- 1-1 Author Correction: Gamma frequency entrainment attenuates amyloid load and modifies microglia
by Hunter F. Iaccarino & Annabelle C. Singer & Anthony J. Martorell & Andrii Rudenko & Fan Gao & Tyler Z. Gillingham & Hansruedi Mathys & Jinsoo Seo & Oleg Kritskiy & Fatema Abdurrob & Chinnakkaruppan Adaikkan & Rebecca G. Canter & Richard Rueda & Emery N. Brown & Edward S. Boyden & Li-Huei Tsai - 1-1 Science and technology education
by Brian Owens - 2-2 Publisher Correction: Deterministic delivery of remote entanglement on a quantum network
by Peter C. Humphreys & Norbert Kalb & Jaco P. J. Morits & Raymond N. Schouten & Raymond F. L. Vermeulen & Daniel J. Twitchen & Matthew Markham & Ronald Hanson - 2-4 Better teachers are needed to improve science education
by Joshua Hatch - 3-3 Publisher Correction: A naturally occurring antiviral ribonucleotide encoded by the human genome
by Anthony S. Gizzi & Tyler L. Grove & Jamie J. Arnold & Joyce Jose & Rohit K. Jangra & Scott J. Garforth & Quan Du & Sean M. Cahill & Natalya G. Dulyaninova & James D. Love & Kartik Chandran & Anne R. Bresnick & Craig E. Cameron & Steven C. Almo - 5-7 Simulated labs are booming
by Nicola Jones - 8-9 Drawn to science
by Bethann Garramon Merkle - 9-9 Farmers transformed how we investigate climate
by Carolina Vera - 10-11 Expanding the reach of science
by Neil Savage - 12-14 Boosting the number of students from underrepresented groups in physics
by Nicola Jones - 15-16 China to train African scientists as part of $60-billion development plan
by David Cyranoski - 15-16 Making children safer online
by Dalmeet Singh Chawla - 16-17 Trump administration launches sweeping review of fetal-tissue research
by Sara Reardon - 17-17 South Africa’s largest dinosaur upends theories of how four-legged walking began
by Sarah Wild - 18-19 Peru’s oldest and largest Amazonian oil field poised for clean up
by Barbara Fraser - 19-19 What the Nobels are — and aren’t — doing to encourage diversity
by Elizabeth Gibney - 20-20 Physics Nobel won by laser wizardry — laureates include first woman in 55 years
by Davide Castelvecchi & Elizabeth Gibney & Matthew Warren - 20-21 Cancer immunologists scoop medicine Nobel prize
by Heidi Ledford & Holly Else & Matthew Warren - 24-28 How three research groups are tearing down the ivory tower
by Cassandra Willyard & Megan Scudellari & Linda Nordling - 29-31 Co-production from proposal to paper
by Gary Hickey & Tessa Richards & Jeff Sheehy - 32-33 Craft metrics to value co-production
by Catherine Durose & Liz Richardson & Beth Perry - 34-35 Reddit: the rancorous rise of a social-media phenomenon
by Timo Hannay - 35-35 An ode to female space trainees, the creeping cost of climate change, and the fabric of history: Books in brief
by Barbara Kiser - 36-37 The mineral frontier: inside the US agency chasing global resources
by K. John Holmes - 37-38 Open access — the movie
by Richard Poynder - 39-39 Don’t dismiss pet genomics — tests help breeders
by Gregoire Leroy & Brenda N. Bonnett & Katariina Mäki - 39-39 China’s electricity switch won’t be swift or painless
by Jiang Lin - 39-39 New jargon seeping slowly into biodiversity world
by Jim Harris & Janne S. Kotiaho - 39-39 United Kingdom should learn from global body for biodiversity
by Victor Anderson & Aled Jones & Rupert Read - 42-43 Blood flow forces liver growth
by Sina Y. Rabbany & Shahin Rafii - 43-44 The electrifying energy of gut microbes
by Laty A. Cahoon & Nancy E. Freitag - 45-46 Neighbourhood deaths cause a switch in cancer subtype
by Eli Pikarsky - 46-48 Put to sleep by immune cells
by Roland S. Liblau - 48-49 Ferroelectric polymers morph into action
by Ronald E. Cohen - 49-51 Beating the odds to secure a permanent contract
by Paul Smaglik - 51-56 A new era in the search for dark matter
by Gianfranco Bertone & Tim M. P. Tait - 57-62 Plant functional trait change across a warming tundra biome
by Anne D. Bjorkman & Isla H. Myers-Smith & Sarah C. Elmendorf & Signe Normand & Nadja Rüger & Pieter S. A. Beck & Anne Blach-Overgaard & Daan Blok & J. Hans C. Cornelissen & Bruce C. Forbes & Damien Georges & Scott J. Goetz & Kevin C. Guay & Gregory H. R. Henry & Janneke HilleRisLambers & Robert D. Hollister & Dirk N. Karger & Jens Kattge & Peter Manning & Janet S. Prevéy & Christian Rixen & Gabriela Schaepman-Strub & Haydn J. D. Thomas & Mark Vellend & Martin Wilmking & Sonja Wipf & Michele Carbognani & Luise Hermanutz & Esther Lévesque & Ulf Molau & Alessandro Petraglia & Nadejda A. Soudzilovskaia & Marko J. Spasojevic & Marcello Tomaselli & Tage Vowles & Juha M. Alatalo & Heather D. Alexander & Alba Anadon-Rosell & Sandra Angers-Blondin & Mariska te Beest & Logan Berner & Robert G. Björk & Agata Buchwal & Allan Buras & Katherine Christie & Elisabeth J. Cooper & Stefan Dullinger & Bo Elberling & Anu Eskelinen & Esther R. Frei & Oriol Grau & Paul Grogan & Martin Hallinger & Karen A. Harper & Monique M. P. D. Heijmans & James Hudson & Karl Hülber & Maitane Iturrate-Garcia & Colleen M. Iversen & Francesca Jaroszynska & Jill F. Johnstone & Rasmus Halfdan Jørgensen & Elina Kaarlejärvi & Rebecca Klady & Sara Kuleza & Aino Kulonen & Laurent J. Lamarque & Trevor Lantz & Chelsea J. Little & James D. M. Speed & Anders Michelsen & Ann Milbau & Jacob Nabe-Nielsen & Sigrid Schøler Nielsen & Josep M. Ninot & Steven F. Oberbauer & Johan Olofsson & Vladimir G. Onipchenko & Sabine B. Rumpf & Philipp Semenchuk & Rohan Shetti & Laura Siegwart Collier & Lorna E. Street & Katharine N. Suding & Ken D. Tape & Andrew Trant & Urs A. Treier & Jean-Pierre Tremblay & Maxime Tremblay & Susanna Venn & Stef Weijers & Tara Zamin & Noémie Boulanger-Lapointe & William A. Gould & David S. Hik & Annika Hofgaard & Ingibjörg S. Jónsdóttir & Janet Jorgenson & Julia Klein & Borgthor Magnusson & Craig Tweedie & Philip A. Wookey & Michael Bahn & Benjamin Blonder & Peter M. Bodegom & Benjamin Bond-Lamberty & Giandiego Campetella & Bruno E. L. Cerabolini & F. Stuart Chapin & William K. Cornwell & Joseph Craine & Matteo Dainese & Franciska T. Vries & Sandra Díaz & Brian J. Enquist & Walton Green & Ruben Milla & Ülo Niinemets & Yusuke Onoda & Jenny C. Ordoñez & Wim A. Ozinga & Josep Penuelas & Hendrik Poorter & Peter Poschlod & Peter B. Reich & Brody Sandel & Brandon Schamp & Serge Sheremetev & Evan Weiher - 63-68 T cells in patients with narcolepsy target self-antigens of hypocretin neurons
by Daniela Latorre & Ulf Kallweit & Eric Armentani & Mathilde Foglierini & Federico Mele & Antonino Cassotta & Sandra Jovic & David Jarrossay & Johannes Mathis & Francesco Zellini & Burkhard Becher & Antonio Lanzavecchia & Ramin Khatami & Mauro Manconi & Mehdi Tafti & Claudio L. Bassetti & Federica Sallusto - 69-75 Necroptosis microenvironment directs lineage commitment in liver cancer
by Marco Seehawer & Florian Heinzmann & Luana D’Artista & Jule Harbig & Pierre-François Roux & Lisa Hoenicke & Hien Dang & Sabrina Klotz & Lucas Robinson & Grégory Doré & Nir Rozenblum & Tae-Won Kang & Rishabh Chawla & Thorsten Buch & Mihael Vucur & Mareike Roth & Johannes Zuber & Tom Luedde & Bence Sipos & Thomas Longerich & Mathias Heikenwälder & Xin Wei Wang & Oliver Bischof & Lars Zender - 76-81 The interaction landscape between transcription factors and the nucleosome
by Fangjie Zhu & Lucas Farnung & Eevi Kaasinen & Biswajyoti Sahu & Yimeng Yin & Bei Wei & Svetlana O. Dodonova & Kazuhiro R. Nitta & Ekaterina Morgunova & Minna Taipale & Patrick Cramer & Jussi Taipale - 82-85 Very-high-energy particle acceleration powered by the jets of the microquasar SS 433
by A. U. Abeysekara & A. Albert & R. Alfaro & C. Alvarez & J. D. Álvarez & R. Arceo & J. C. Arteaga-Velázquez & D. Avila Rojas & H. A. Ayala Solares & E. Belmont-Moreno & S. Y. BenZvi & C. Brisbois & K. S. Caballero-Mora & T. Capistrán & A. Carramiñana & S. Casanova & M. Castillo & U. Cotti & J. Cotzomi & S. Coutiño de León & C. De León & E. De la Fuente & J. C. Díaz-Vélez & S. Dichiara & B. L. Dingus & M. A. DuVernois & R. W. Ellsworth & K. Engel & C. Espinoza & K. Fang & H. Fleischhack & N. Fraija & A. Galván-Gámez & J. A. García-González & F. Garfias & A. González-Muñoz & M. M. González & J. A. Goodman & Z. Hampel-Arias & J. P. Harding & S. Hernandez & J. Hinton & B. Hona & F. Hueyotl-Zahuantitla & C. M. Hui & P. Hüntemeyer & A. Iriarte & A. Jardin-Blicq & V. Joshi & S. Kaufmann & P. Kar & G. J. Kunde & R. J. Lauer & W. H. Lee & H. León Vargas & H. Li & J. T. Linnemann & A. L. Longinotti & G. Luis-Raya & R. López-Coto & K. Malone & S. S. Marinelli & O. Martinez & I. Martinez-Castellanos & J. Martínez-Castro & J. A. Matthews & P. Miranda-Romagnoli & E. Moreno & M. Mostafá & A. Nayerhoda & L. Nellen & M. Newbold & M. U. Nisa & R. Noriega-Papaqui & J. Pretz & E. G. Pérez-Pérez & Z. Ren & C. D. Rho & C. Rivière & D. Rosa-González & M. Rosenberg & E. Ruiz-Velasco & F. Salesa Greus & A. Sandoval & M. Schneider & H. Schoorlemmer & M. Seglar Arroyo & G. Sinnis & A. J. Smith & R. W. Springer & P. Surajbali & I. Taboada & O. Tibolla & K. Tollefson & I. Torres & G. Vianello & L. Villaseñor & T. Weisgarber & F. Werner & S. Westerhoff & J. Wood & T. Yapici & G. Yodh & A. Zepeda & H. Zhang & H. Zhou - 86-90 Time-asymmetric loop around an exceptional point over the full optical communications band
by Jae Woong Yoon & Youngsun Choi & Choloong Hahn & Gunpyo Kim & Seok Ho Song & Ki-Yeon Yang & Jeong Yub Lee & Yongsung Kim & Chang Seung Lee & Jai Kwang Shin & Hong-Seok Lee & Pierre Berini - 91-95 Giant and anisotropic many-body spin–orbit tunability in a strongly correlated kagome magnet
by Jia-Xin Yin & Songtian S. Zhang & Hang Li & Kun Jiang & Guoqing Chang & Bingjing Zhang & Biao Lian & Cheng Xiang & Ilya Belopolski & Hao Zheng & Tyler A. Cochran & Su-Yang Xu & Guang Bian & Kai Liu & Tay-Rong Chang & Hsin Lin & Zhong-Yi Lu & Ziqiang Wang & Shuang Jia & Wenhong Wang & M. Zahid Hasan - 96-100 Ferroelectric polymers exhibiting behaviour reminiscent of a morphotropic phase boundary
by Yang Liu & Haibibu Aziguli & Bing Zhang & Wenhan Xu & Wenchang Lu & J. Bernholc & Qing Wang - 101-104 Integrated lithium niobate electro-optic modulators operating at CMOS-compatible voltages
by Cheng Wang & Mian Zhang & Xi Chen & Maxime Bertrand & Amirhassan Shams-Ansari & Sethumadhavan Chandrasekhar & Peter Winzer & Marko Lončar - 105-109 Asymmetric α-arylation of amino acids
by Daniel J. Leonard & John W. Ward & Jonathan Clayden - 110-114 Widespread seasonal compensation effects of spring warming on northern plant productivity
by Wolfgang Buermann & Matthias Forkel & Michael O’Sullivan & Stephen Sitch & Pierre Friedlingstein & Vanessa Haverd & Atul K. Jain & Etsushi Kato & Markus Kautz & Sebastian Lienert & Danica Lombardozzi & Julia E. M. S. Nabel & Hanqin Tian & Andrew J. Wiltshire & Dan Zhu & William K. Smith & Andrew D. Richardson - 115-118 An abstract drawing from the 73,000-year-old levels at Blombos Cave, South Africa
by Christopher S. Henshilwood & Francesco d’Errico & Karen L. van Niekerk & Laure Dayet & Alain Queffelec & Luca Pollarolo - 119-123 A natural variant and engineered mutation in a GPCR promote DEET resistance in C. elegans
by Emily J. Dennis & May Dobosiewicz & Xin Jin & Laura B. Duvall & Philip S. Hartman & Cornelia I. Bargmann & Leslie B. Vosshall - 124-127 Coherent encoding of subjective spatial position in visual cortex and hippocampus
by Aman B. Saleem & E. Mika Diamanti & Julien Fournier & Kenneth D. Harris & Matteo Carandini - 128-132 Mechanosensing by β1 integrin induces angiocrine signals for liver growth and survival
by Linda Lorenz & Jennifer Axnick & Tobias Buschmann & Carina Henning & Sofia Urner & Shentong Fang & Harri Nurmi & Nicole Eichhorst & Richard Holtmeier & Kálmán Bódis & Jong-Hee Hwang & Karsten Müssig & Daniel Eberhard & Jörg Stypmann & Oliver Kuss & Michael Roden & Kari Alitalo & Dieter Häussinger & Eckhard Lammert - 133-139 Discovery of a periosteal stem cell mediating intramembranous bone formation
by Shawon Debnath & Alisha R. Yallowitz & Jason McCormick & Sarfaraz Lalani & Tuo Zhang & Ren Xu & Na Li & Yifang Liu & Yeon Suk Yang & Mark Eiseman & Jae-Hyuck Shim & Meera Hameed & John H. Healey & Mathias P. Bostrom & Dan Avi Landau & Matthew B. Greenblatt - 140-144 A flavin-based extracellular electron transfer mechanism in diverse Gram-positive bacteria
by Samuel H. Light & Lin Su & Rafael Rivera-Lugo & Jose A. Cornejo & Alexander Louie & Anthony T. Iavarone & Caroline M. Ajo-Franklin & Daniel A. Portnoy - 145-149 Architecture of the TRPM2 channel and its activation mechanism by ADP-ribose and calcium
by Yihe Huang & Paige A. Winkler & Weinan Sun & Wei Lü & Juan Du - 150-150 Retraction Note: DDX5 and its associated lncRNA Rmrp modulate TH17 cell effector functions
by Wendy Huang & Benjamin Thomas & Ryan A. Flynn & Samuel J. Gavzy & Lin Wu & Sangwon V. Kim & Jason A. Hall & Emily R. Miraldi & Charles P. Ng & Frank Rigo & Sarah Meadows & Nina R. Montoya & Natalia G. Herrera & Ana I. Domingos & Fraydoon Rastinejad & Richard M. Myers & Frances V. Fuller-Pace & Richard Bonneau & Howard Y. Chang & Oreste Acuto & Dan R. Littman - 151-152 Supercharge your data wrangling with a graphics card
by David Matthews - 153-155 On the record
by Amber Dance - 155-155 Why Canada’s immigration regulations may be pushing postdocs out
by Chris Woolston - 158-158 Cerise sky memories
by Wendy Nikel
September 2018, Volume 561, Issue 7724
- 33-40 The role of Olfr78 in the breathing circuit of mice
by Hortensia Torres-Torrelo & Patricia Ortega-Sáenz & David Macías & Masayo Omura & Ting Zhou & Hiroaki Matsunami & Randall S. Johnson & Peter Mombaerts & José López-Barneo - 39-39 Brain cancer
by Herb Brody - 40-41 Breaking down the epidemiology of brain cancer
by Julie Gould - 41-41 Chang et al. reply
by Andy J. Chang & Noah S. Kim & Homza Hireed & Alex Diaz Arce & Fabian E. Ortega & Johannes Riegler & Daniel V. Madison & Mark A. Krasnow - 42-42 Author Correction: Environment and host as large-scale controls of ectomycorrhizal fungi
by Sietse Linde & Laura M. Suz & C. David L. Orme & Filipa Cox & Henning Andreae & Endla Asi & Bonnie Atkinson & Sue Benham & Christopher Carroll & Nathalie Cools & Bruno Vos & Hans-Peter Dietrich & Johannes Eichhorn & Joachim Gehrmann & Tine Grebenc & Hyun S. Gweon & Karin Hansen & Frank Jacob & Ferdinand Kristofel & Paweł Lech & Miklos Manninger & Jan Martin & Henning Meesenburg & Paivi Merila & Manuel Nicolas & Pavel Pavlenda & Pasi Rautio & Marcus Schaub & Hans-Werner Schrock & Walter Seidling & Vit Šramek & Anne Thimonier & Iben Margrete Thomsen & Hugues Titeux & Elena Vanguelova & Arne Verstraeten & Lars Vesterdal & Peter Waldner & Sture Wijk & Yuxin Zhang & Daniel Žlindra & Martin I. Bidartondo - 42-44 Immunotherapy offers a promising bet against brain cancer
by Michael Eisenstein - 43-43 Publisher Correction: Oxidized phospholipids are proinflammatory and proatherogenic in hypercholesterolaemic mice
by Xuchu Que & Ming-Yow Hung & Calvin Yeang & Ayelet Gonen & Thomas A. Prohaska & Xiaoli Sun & Cody Diehl & Antti Määttä & Dalia E. Gaddis & Karen Bowden & Jennifer Pattison & Jeffrey G. MacDonald & Seppo Ylä-Herttuala & Pamela L. Mellon & Catherine C. Hedrick & Klaus Ley & Yury I. Miller & Christopher K. Glass & Kirk L. Peterson & Christoph J. Binder & Sotirios Tsimikas & Joseph L. Witztum - 44-44 Publisher Correction: Cryo-EM structure of human rhodopsin bound to an inhibitory G protein
by Yanyong Kang & Oleg Kuybeda & Parker W. de Waal & Somnath Mukherjee & Ned Van Eps & Przemyslaw Dutka & X. Edward Zhou & Alberto Bartesaghi & Satchal Erramilli & Takefumi Morizumi & Xin Gu & Yanting Yin & Ping Liu & Yi Jiang & Xing Meng & Gongpu Zhao & Karsten Melcher & Oliver P. Ernst & Anthony A. Kossiakoff & Sriram Subramaniam & H. Eric Xu - 45-45 See brain cancer as more than just the sum of biology
by Terri Armstrong - 46-47 Getting cancer drugs into the brain
by Eric Bender - 48-49 How cerebral organoids are guiding brain-cancer research and therapies
by Julian Nowogrodzki - 50-51 Searching for the roots of brain cancer
by Neil Savage - 52-53 Improving brain-cancer therapies through mathematical modelling
by Kat Arney - 54-55 The genomics of brain cancer
by Sarah DeWeerdt - 56-58 The unexpected role of histones in childhood brain cancer
by Liam Drew - 59-61 The innovative therapies that could break the brain-cancer stalemate
by Cassandra Willyard - 435-435 No more first authors, no more last authors
by Gretchen L. Kiser - 441-442 Discovery of Galileo’s long-lost letter shows he edited his heretical ideas to fool the Inquisition
by Alison Abbott - 442-443 Prominent palaeontologist loses £1-million grant following bullying investigation
by Holly Else - 443-444 Discovery of vibrant deep-sea life prompts new worries over seabed mining
by Amy Maxmen - 444-445 Top US science agency unveils hotly anticipated harassment policy
by Alexandra Witze - 445-446 Prehistoric children as young as eight worked as brickmakers and miners
by Traci Watson - 446-447 Reimagining of Schrödinger’s cat breaks quantum mechanics — and stumps physicists
by Davide Castelvecchi - 448-450 Why Chinese medicine is heading for clinics around the world
by David Cyranoski - 452-454 Six months to Brexit: how scientists are preparing for the split
by Ehsan Masood & Inga Vesper & Richard Van Noorden - 455-457 Clear up this stem-cell mess
by Douglas Sipp & Pamela G. Robey & Leigh Turner