"… for those with a disposition like mine, regular adrenaline-inducing activities can be an invaluable tool." #ScienceWorkingLife scim.ag/8gk

Scientists have developed #biohybrid robots that use electrical signals from living #fungi to control movement. Learn more in Science Robotics: scim.ag/8gm

In the fourth installment of the #SciencePodcast🎙️ series on books that look to an optimistic future, host Angela Saini talks with science writer @akshatrathi about how capitalism might just save us from #ClimateChange. 🎧 Listen here: scim.ag/8go

Viruses plague bacteria as well as people, and some bacteria deploy what one scientist calls a “crazy molecular mechanism” to defend themselves. scim.ag/8gp News from Science

Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) have been widely adopted, but their environmental impacts are not well understood. A new #ScienceReview examines research on the effects of GMO crops on the environment. scim.ag/8gr

Historically, in the months leading up to an election, people dug in their heels, becoming more politically polarized. But in the US, we're already too divided. That and more of the best from Science Magazine and science in this edition of #ScienceAdviser: science.org/content/articl…

Scientists have developed s-FEAST, a tree-based method that allows robotic #spacecraft simulators to detect faulty parts proactively and reroute to prevent collisions. Learn more in Science Robotics: scim.ag/8gx

Plastics in the environment can alter a wide range of biogeochemical cycles. Learn more in a new #SciencePerspective: scim.ag/8gA

By topically applying a common food dye that strongly absorbs light to a live mouse, researchers were able to turn its tissues transparent, allowing them a look into the blood vessels of the scalp, the movement of organs laying under the skin of the abdomen, and tiny contractile

Chromosomes and their structure were preserved in the skin of a 52,000-year-old Siberian mammoth—a finding that may put wind in the sails of controversial efforts to resurrect the beast. scim.ag/8gG News from Science

"I joined the graduate student government by accident. Like many misadventures in grad school (and in life), it started with a quest for free food." Our #ExperimentalError columnist extols the rewards of serving in student government. Science Careers scim.ag/8gI

Cold weather triggers the OsERF52 transcription factor in some varieties of #rice, enhancing resistance to cold without decreasing yield. This genetic mechanism allows for more chill-tolerant rice varieties. scim.ag/8gK Science Advances

In two new Science studies, researchers provide mechanistic insights into micronuclei collapse and the consequences of this process for #cancer. Learn more ⬇️ 📄: scim.ag/8gO 📄: scim.ag/8gN

Mpox circulated in Nigeria for 8 years before it sparked a global outbreak. What happened? And could it have been stopped? Learn more in this News from Science feature: scim.ag/8gQ

"… researchers working in politically charged fields … are prone to threats to their safety. The scientific community must heighten awareness and catalyze change if science is to remain a bedrock of societal well-being," argues a new #ScienceEditorial. scim.ag/8gT

Culture, not environment, dictates which of these three nest styles a sparrow weaver builds, according to a new study in Science. Learn more in #ScienceAdviser: scim.ag/8gV 📩 Sign up for the daily #newsletter: scim.ag/8gU

Heat waves may severely jeopardize bumble bees’ ability to smell the flowers they feed on. scim.ag/8gX News from Science