Table of Contents for 26 April 2024; Vol. 384, No. 6694

Brought to you by New England Biolabs VOLUME 384 | ISSUE 6694 | 26 APR 2024 EDITORIAL EDITORIAL Science needs neurodiversity BY H. HOLDEN THORP READ MORE NEWS IN BRIEF News at a glance READ MORE IN DEPTH  |  CLIMATE SCIENCE Oldest ice offers view of Earth before the ice ages BY ELISE CUTTS Bubbles from ancient warm period contain surprisingly low amounts of carbon dioxide READ MORE IN DEPTH  |  PLANETARY SCIENCE China set to fetch first rocks from mysterious lunar far side BY DENNIS NORMILE Chang’e-6 to target Moon’s largest and oldest impact crater READ MORE IN DEPTH  |  INFECTIOUS DISEASES U.S. government in hot seat for cow flu outbreak response BY JON COHEN Veterinarians and researchers say it has taken too long to share data on viral changes, spread, and milk safety READ MORE IN DEPTH  |  CONSERVATION Kill wolves to save caribou? Sadly, it seems to work BY WARREN CORNWALL Some worry the findings will stall efforts to halt logging—the root cause of caribou population declines READ MORE IN DEPTH  |  INFECTIOUS DISEASES Africa steps up battle against mpox outbreaks BY JON COHEN Research consortium announced as new variant spreads in Congolese mining region READ MORE IN DEPTH  |  EVOLUTION Did bold fish spark Lake Tanganyika’s diversity? BY ELIZABETH PENNISI A gene mutation tied to exploratory behavior may have jump-started the evolution of hundreds of cichlid species READ MORE FEATURE Striving to connect BY KELLY SERVICK Health officials are raising alarms about loneliness and isolation. Can researchers identify what helps? READ MORE sciencev384n6694(24-04-26).jpg 다운로드횟수[0] 목록 다음글 | Table of Contents for 3 May 2024; Vol.384, No. 6695 이전글 | 2024년 제1회 이사회 및 정기총회 개최