Brought to you by Science & SciLifeLab Prize for Young Scientists VOLUME 10 | ISSUE 16 | 19 APR 2024 Follow us on Twitter for updates on our latest content! @ScienceAdvances EDITORIAL EDITORIAL Let’s celebrate Earth Day as the Age of Open Science BY SHAHID NAEEM, JEREMY JACKSON, ET AL. READ MORE SOCIAL AND INTERDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES AND PUBLIC HEALTH RESEARCH ARTICLE  |  COMPUTER SCIENCE Human-level few-shot concept induction through minimax entropy learning BY CHI ZHANG, BAOXIONG JIA, ET AL. A learning system demonstrates human-level few-shot concept induction on tasks measuring human intelligence. READ MORE RESEARCH ARTICLE  |  HUMAN GENETICS Decoding triancestral origins, archaic introgression, and natural selection in the Japanese population by whole-genome sequencing BY XIAOXI LIU, SATOSHI KOYAMA, ET AL. Whole-genome sequencing of 3256 Japanese individuals uncovered genetic characteristics of this population. READ MORE RESEARCH ARTICLE  |  EPIDEMIOLOGY Tissue-specific genetic variation suggests distinct molecular pathways between body shape phenotypes and colorectal cancer BY LAIA PERUCHET-NORAY, ANJA M. SEDLMEIER, ET AL. Adiposity subtypes are associated with colorectal cancer through genetic variants enriched in the brain and adipose tissue. READ MORE EARTH, ENVIRONMENTAL, ECOLOGICAL, AND SPACE SCIENCES RESEARCH ARTICLE  |  GENETICS From sub-Saharan Africa to China: Evolutionary history and adaptation of Drosophila melanogaster revealed by population genomics BY JUNHAO CHEN, CHENLU LIU, ET AL. Population genomics of D. melanogaster in China sheds light on global evolution and adaptation, including insecticide resistance. READ MORE RESEARCH ARTICLE  |  GEOPHYSICS Perturbation-induced granular fluidization as a model for remote earthquake triggering BY KASRA FARAIN, DANIEL BONN Granular rheology explains how weak seismic waves can modify and activate some faults at large distances. READ MORE RESEARCH ARTICLE  |  SPACE SCIENCES Formation of extraterrestrial peptides and their derivatives BY SERGE A. KRASNOKUTSKI, CORNELIA JÄGER, ET AL. An atomic carbon-based pathway is highly efficient for the formation of peptides in outer space. READ MORE RESEARCH ARTICLE  |  CLIMATOLOGY Last Glacial Maximum pattern effects reduce climate sensitivity estimates BY VINCENT T. COOPER, KYLE C. ARMOUR, ET AL. Ice sheet–driven temperature patterns amplified glacial cooling, implying less future warming than previously estimated. READ MORE RESEARCH ARTICLE  |  OCEANOGRAPHY Antarctic Slope Undercurrent and onshore heat transport driven by ice shelf melting BY YIDONGFANG SI, ANDREW L. STEWART, ET AL. Upwelling of ice shelf meltwater drives warm undercurrents toward the West Antarctic ice shelves, implying a positive feedback. READ MORE RESEARCH ARTICLE  |  EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY A macroevolutionary role for chromosomal fusion and fission in Erebia butterflies BY HANNAH AUGUSTIJNEN, LIVIO BÄTSCHER, ET AL. Chromosomal rearrangements drive speciation rates in butterflies. READ MORE PHYSICAL AND MATERIALS SCIENCES RESEARCH ARTICLE  |  APPLIED SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING Bioresorbable, wireless, passive sensors for continuous pH measurements and early detection of gastric leakage BY SHUO LI, DI LU, ET AL. Fully bioresorbable, passive sensor enables continuous, rapid monitoring of pH for early detection of gastric leakage. READ MORE RESEARCH ARTICLE  |  PHYSICS Programmable multiphoton quantum interference in a single spatial mode BY LORENZO CAROSINI, VIRGINIA ODDI, ET AL. Innovative architecture leverages time-bin encoding for resource-efficient multiphoton processing in quantum computing. READ MORE RESEARCH ARTICLE  |  MATERIALS SCIENCE Achieving room temperature plasticity in brittle ceramics through elevated temperature preloading BY CHAO SHEN, JIN LI, ET AL. 목록 다음글 | 회원 수상 소식(박종만 이사) 이전글 | iScience 소개