Fly Researchers Find Another Layer to the Code of Life
Rare pieces of code may serve as another way to control cellular machinery
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Octopuses Are Colorblind. Here’s How They See The World
Quotes Sönke Johnsen, professor in the Division of Marine Science and Conservation
Works From 1927 Are About to Become Part of the Public Domain
Interview with Jennifer Jenkins, director of Duke University’s Center for the Study of the Public Domain
Talking Buttons Try to Break the Pet-Human Language Barrier
Quotes Hannah Salomons, evolutionary anthropologist at the Canine Cognition Center
Remembrances Of Apes Past: Chimpanzees and Bonobos Can Recognize Long-Lost Friends
Quotes Brian Hare, professor in evolutionary anthropology, psychology and neuroscience
Labradoodle’s First Encounter with Car Seat Doesn’t Go to Plan: ‘Handstand’
Quotes Brian Hare, professor in evolutionary anthropology, psychology and neuroscience
Some Female Meerkats Have a Brutal, Bloodthirsty Streak, and Now We May Know Why
Quotes Jenny Tung, professor of evolutionary anthropology and associate professor of biology
Epigenetics Linked to the Maximum Life Spans of Mammals — Including Us
Quotes James White, assistant professor in medicine and assistant research professor in cell biology
‘We’re Hitting New Limits.’ NC Quantum Computing is Bullish on a Coveted Breakthrough
Quotes Jungsang Kim, distinguished professor of electrical and computer engineering, and Norbert Linke, assistant professor of physics
A Biotech Company Aiming for Permanent Brain Implants Buys Addison Foundry
Quotes Jonathan Viventi, associate professor of biomedical engineering
Biologists Find Brainless Brittle Stars Can Learn—But We ‘Don’t Know’ How
Quotes Julia Notar, lead author