Brought to you by New England Biolabs VOLUME 384 | ISSUE 6699 | 31 MAY 2024 EDITORIAL EDITORIAL Bridging two views of autism BY H. HOLDEN THORP READ MORE NEWS IN BRIEF News at a glance READ MORE IN DEPTH  |  SPACE PHYSICS Voyager 1 science resumes after interstellar crisis BY COLLIN BLINDER Before a computer crash, venerable NASA probe entered mysterious new region of space READ MORE IN DEPTH  |  BIOMEDICINE Drug development blossoms for rare, fatal bone disease BY MITCH LESLIE Five drugs are now approved or in trials for genetic condition that triggers misplaced bone growth READ MORE IN DEPTH  |  MARINE SCIENCE Mysterious sea urchin plague is spreading rapidly BY SEAN CUMMINGS Pathogen that kills victims within days leaps from Caribbean to Red Sea READ MORE IN DEPTH  |  SCIENCE POLICY Research faces cuts as Dutch shift to the right BY MARTIN ENSERINK New coalition to scrap science and innovation funds, roll back environmental measures READ MORE IN DEPTH  |  BIOMEDICINE Joining a cancer trial doesn’t improve survival odds BY JENNIFER COUZIN-FRANKEL New study questions often-implied benefit for participants READ MORE IN DEPTH  |  NEUROSCIENCE Theory of sleep as a brain cleanser challenged BY SARA REARDON Mouse study contradicts landmark finding, but some question its methodology READ MORE FEATURE Compound interest BY ROBERT F. SERVICE Practical uses for quantum computers are emerging in chemistry, promising to speed the development of materials, catalysts, and drugs READ MORE INSIGHTS 목록 다음글 | Science Advances Notification for 31 May 2024 이전글 | Science Advances Notification for 24 May 2024