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Researchers have uncovered the ancient and vital role of a gene in the development of clear patterns, providing key clues toward solving the mystery of biological organization.

Fluid simulation at an unprecedented scale provides a new scientific toolkit for fundamental physics and applied fluid engineering.

New study identifies 80 proteins involved in plasma membrane repair in budding yeast, laying the foundation for membrane repair studies and future therapeutic applications.

Switch from neuron-derived to astrocyte-derived tonic inhibition reshapes cerebellar information processing late in adolescence.

Automated light and flow-guided systems drive productivity in cephalopod, shrimp and fish aquaculture.

Antscan provides open access to high-resolution micro-CT scans of 800 different ant species and a revolutionary blueprint for large-scale digitization of small organisms.

Researchers investigate how and why fish color patterns form and change, revealing insights into the evolutionary origins of this environmental adaptability

For the first time, researchers describe the properties of one-dimensional anyons and provide the recipe for observing these particles with present-day setups.