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Sights Unseen
Renaud Bachelot
Can we make mice see the invisible? Renaud Bachelot reviews new developments in the emergent field of nano-optics and nanophotonics—particularly, results which explore making infrared visible to mice.
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The Pre-Clovis Peoples
Yuichi Nakazawa
Scholars have long debated the timing and route by which humans first arrived in the New World. A new study finds evidence of human activity 2,800 years earlier than previously thought.
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Life Lessons
John Hewitt
Shoichi Kato et al. have exploited the minimalist cell architecture and mitochondrial dynamics of Cyanidioschyzon merolae to shed new light on life at its most primitive stage of endosymbiosis.
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High Temperature Superconductivity
Andrew Jordan
Are lossless power transmission and magnetically levitated trains in our future? Only after we understand high-temperature superconductivity. Andrew Jordan reviews results by Sven Badoux et al.
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The Fourth State of Water
Marc Henry
What is water that is not ice, liquid, or vapor? Marc Henry explains the unfolding discovery of water’s elusive fourth state, which could bring a revolution for biology and medicine.
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Water and Its Mysteries
Marc Henry
There are few things, Marc Henry observes, that modern science does not understand. One is consciousness; the other is water. The behavior of water at supercooled temperatures is a case in point.
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Genes within Genes
Tyler Hampton
A new study, “Russian Doll Genes and Complex Chromosome Rearrangements in Oxytricha trifallax,” casts fresh light on gene nesting and mathematical patterns. Tyler Hampton examines the key findings.
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Quantum Critical Proteins
Stuart Lindsay
Hydrogen atoms are explained by quantum mechanics; cats are not. Stuart Lindsay argues proteins may be closer to hydrogen atoms than cats and details new work on the electrical properties of proteins.
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Handmade
Vivian Cook
Linguist Vivian Cook reviews a paper by Elena Pagliarini et al., “Children’s First Handwriting Productions Show a Rhythmic Structure,” and claims that some characteristics of handwriting are innate.
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