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A new device can detect scents and transmit them between people across distances, with the potential for long-range transmission.
It marks another stage in the development of human-machine interfaces: enabling the sharing of smell. scim.ag/3W2F4hw
Researchers have developed a single-cell–level digital twin to simulate how different treatments can alter maternal immune pathways and affect the time to labor of individual patients.
Learn more this week in Science Advances: scim.ag/4k8o4Ap
ALT Illustration of a digital twin modeling different potential outcomes to preterm birth treatments. Credit: Clara Leibenguth
Vitamin D binding protein derived from the neurons of the ventral hippocampus of mice participates in the pathogenesis of stress-induced depression, marking it as a potential therapeutic target for major depressive disorder. scim.ag/4im47oo
Science Advances is publishing an Erratum for the October 2025 Research Article "The design and reconstructible history of the Mayan eclipse table of the Dresden Codex.” scim.ag/4hYawoi
By modeling the impacts of the Kikai-Akahoya eruption on the Jomon foraging communities then occupying the Japanese archipelago, researchers found evidence of both population collapse and increase in different communities after the catastrophe. @er_crema scim.ag/47TqdbT
Science Advances is publishing an Erratum for the August 2023 Research Article "FOXA1 O-GlcNAcylation–mediated transcriptional switch governs metastasis capacity in breast cancer.” scim.ag/3TSL7Vm
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Coexposure to heatwaves and air pollution from landscape fires has been increasing globally over the past 2 decades, according to a new analysis. scim.ag/4dEcPf6
Bacteria can escape viral predators by collectively swimming along chemical gradients, which allows the population to outpace the spreading infection, according to a new study. @TheSquishyLab @Caltech @Princeton scim.ag/4im5B1W
Breast milk antibodies show broad antiviral activity and protect mice against influenza, according to new research. scim.ag/4ymmEWq
Muscle stem cells build a shield out of the glycoprotein Fibrillin-1 to stay dormant and protected from unusual growth factor signaling, depletion of the stem cell pool, and progressive decline in muscle function. scim.ag/4zyp0lZ
Burial data in ancient China reveal inequality’s deep roots before the rise of states, according to a new study. scim.ag/4yny5xf
Researchers have designed a supramolecular thermistor that can detect subtle temperature fluctuations under extremely cold conditions and demonstrated real-time thermal mapping for robotic thermal perception. scim.ag/4i6GcIy
New archaeological discoveries at Shég’ Xdaltth’í’, a 13,800-year-old base camp site in interior Alaska, may provide evidence for a trans-Beringian cultural link with other sites to the west. scim.ag/4zsSBgH
ALT The image displays a collection of various stone tools and artifacts arranged in a grid on a black background. Each tool varies in shape and size, with some large and flat, while others are pointed or more triangular. A scale is visible below the artifacts for size reference.
Researchers have demonstrated that brief physical contact between healthy and bleached coral can restore algae to the bleached coral, leading to their full recovery. scim.ag/4edxOWh
A new study finds evidence of a geometric “mental line” of neural activity in the premotor cortex of monkeys performing tasks that require transitive inference deductive reasoning. @istsupsan scim.ag/3UmuCRw
Using ancient DNA recovered from a fossil bone, scientists have reconstructed a complete genome of the little bush moa, an extinct species of flightless bird that once roamed the forested islands of New Zealand.
Learn more on #NationalFossilDay: scim.ag/4y9QYU1
Researchers present a "Progenitor Cell Ark," a triple-layered hydrogel microsphere system designed for cell delivery and multi-level repair.
Learn more this week in Science Advances: scim.ag/4hXrseR
ALT Optical microscopy of a hydrogel microsphere loaded with nucleus pulposus progenitor cells. Credit: Yinlin Yang
Science Advances is publishing an Erratum for the June 2020 Research Article “The pore size of mesoporous silica nanoparticles regulates their antigen delivery efficiency.” scim.ag/4j3sVm5
Science Advances is publishing an Erratum for the September 2025 Research Article “Microenvironment-driven transformable self-assembly nanoplatform enables spatiotemporal remodeling for rheumatoid arthritis therapy.” scim.ag/4rNR5Dv
