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Corina Tarnita Explains Nature with Numbers
Using mathematical modeling, Tarnita explores how animals self-organize in groups and what causes regular spatial patterns to emerge in the natural world.
A Video Game Could Help Diagnose Depression
A video game revealed that people with depression had difficulty setting expectations as environments changed, serving as a potential way to identify and monitor the condition.
Hantavirus Cruise Ship Outbreak: What We Know So Far
Although the current hantavirus outbreak has infected 11 people and claimed the lives of three, experts emphasized that the risk for the general public remains low.
Howard Hang Finds Microbial Allies to Fight Infections and Cancer
Hang has embarked on a quest to uncover how commensal bacteria shape the host health, including how they can boost responses to cancer immunotherapies.
Robert Blelloch Embraces Serendipity in Stem Cell and Cancer Research
From studying microRNAs in embryonic stem cells to exploring exosomes in anti-tumor immunity, Blelloch illustrates how discovery guides research.
Dominique Bergmann and the Makings of Plant Pores
In 2011, The Scientist featured Bergmann’s early work on stomata development. She now uses new omics tools to explore the molecular mechanisms that guide plant pore formation.
AlphaFold Can Now Predict Protein Complex Structures at Scale
In an ambitious collaboration, researchers added 1.8 million high-confidence protein complex structure predictions to the AlphaFold Database, accelerating molecular biology research.
