Articles of interest from across the scientific community.
Atomic-level imaging lifts the hood on the assembly and torque transmission of the bacterial flagellar motor …
Complex numbers play a crucial role in quantum state discrimination, giving an operational meaning to the resource theory of imaginarity …
Schrödinger’s cash! Goldman Sachs designs quantum algorithms that outperform classical algorithms for Monte Carlo simulations …
In researchers’ efforts to push off the pearly gates, evidence is accumulating that DNA damage is a potentially unifying cause of aging …
Watched over by machines of loving grace: Google Earth Engine has released satellite footage of the drastic effects of global warming …
“Very homoplasic” … A preprint hints at the futility of certain phylogenetic substitution models in tracing SARS-CoV-2 mutations …
Speak before you think? Homo naledi skulls reveal that language might have led to increased brain size in humans ...
A new group of climate-friendly microbes has been discovered in hot springs around the world. Welcome to the family, Brockarchaeota ...
In the neighborhood: One of the smallest recorded black holes has been detected, only 1,500 light years away from Earth ...
Far-fetched tales. A genetic network comparison suggests humans have an abundance of creative genes not found in evolutionary ancestors ...
As good as a cough these days. Wild vervet monkeys display social distancing when infected with the Trichuris sp. parasite ...
Fried liver attack for all! Training children to play chess reduces risk aversion and improves math test scores ...
Back in blackboards. Peter Woit has made recordings of his lockdown lectures available on YouTube ...
Enter inflammasomes: Studies target the large intracellular complex that mediates various undruggable diseases ...
Be your own boss? The egalitarian Indus civilization shows that a ruling class is not a prerequisite for social complexity ...
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