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Unraveling the brain regulation of appetite: lessons from genetics
Will AI improve your life? Here’s what 4,000 researchers think
Scientists working on artificial intelligence are more confident than the public that the technology will benefit people.
Fred Schwaller
News09 Apr 2025
Daily briefing: Tonka bean trees survive lightning strikes that kill their competitors
Tonka bean trees might make themselves into lightning rods to edge out the competition. Plus, Trump cuts threaten US scientific leadership in Antarctica and how to build a broader, more inclusive defence of science.
Nature Briefing09 Apr 2025
Global coordination of brain activity by the breathing cycle
Synchrony between neuronal activity and the respiratory cycle has been observed in numerous brain regions and across many species. Tort et al. discuss the mechanisms by which brain activity is modulated by breathing and describe the functional impact of this synchrony on perception and cognition.
Adriano B. L. Tort
Diego A. Laplagne
Joaquin Gonzalez
Review Article09 Apr 2025
Neural manifolds: more than the sum of their neurons
In this Journal Club, Juan Gallego discusses a 2014 article that provided a first causal hint that neural manifolds may not only be a convenient way to interpret neural population activity.
Juan Alvaro Gallego
Journal Club09 Apr 2025
How microglia contribute to the induction and maintenance of neuropathic pain
Autonomic dysfunction in neurodegenerative disease
Current Issue Table of Contents: 9 Apr 2025 Volume 45, Issue 15
Shown is a partial 3D reconstruction from serial electron microscopy of a developing mouse cerebellar Purkinje cell (gray). In neonatal mice, climbing fibers (CFs) target Purkinje cells. But during development, neural connections are refined by selectively strengthening specific CFs, which emerge as the “winners,” and eliminating redundant ones. In this image, dendritic spines of the Purkinje cell envelope enlarged and lobulated “winner” CF terminals (green) to form specialized contacts. This structural refinement underlies the maturation of cerebellar circuitry. See the article by Nitta et al. for more information on the structural differentiation of CF inputs to Purkinje cells. Cover image: Asako Nitta and Miwako Yamasaki
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Meltdown of trust in weakly governed economies
A well-functioning society requires well-functioning institutions that ensure prosperity,
fair distribution of wealth, social participation, security, and informative media.
Such institutions are built on a foundation of trust. However, while trust is ...
Stephen Polasky,
Marten Scheffer,
John M. Anderies,
Research ArticleApril 3, 2025
Dual genetic tracing demonstrates the heterogeneous differentiation and function of neuromesodermal progenitors in vivo
Neuromesodermal progenitors (NMPs) play pivotal r
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Sci. Transl. Med.2 Apr 2025
An Ebola virus vaccine elicits limited cross-reactivity
Thembi Mdluli
Suzanne Wollen-Roberts
The Ad26/MVA Ebola virus vaccine elicited coordinated antibody and T cell responses that recognized Ebola virus but rarely other filoviruses.
Careers 27 Mar 2025
How an ADHD diagnosis at 42 helped me get my career back on track
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Starfish-inspired wearable device
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Antiviral transcription by RIPK3 in neurons
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