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Having a formal onboarding procedure for new lab members can lead to a happier and more productive working environment.

A new approach helps to assess the impact of accelerated epigenetic aging on the risk of cancer.

Ensuring that public feedback on preprints is focused, appropriate, specific and transparent (or FAST) will help to develop a thriving culture for reviewing and commenting on preprints.

Conflicting evidence about how the brain processes social and individual learning stems from which type of information is presented as the primary source of knowledge during experiments.

Combining techniques that track blood oxygenation and biochemicals during neuronal activity reveals how the brain computes perceived and unperceived stimuli.

An artificial intelligence-based method can predict distinct conformational states of membrane transporters and receptors.

As she closes the door on her time in academia, a neuroscientist faces unexpected grief.

The efficiency with which ribosomes shift reading frames when decoding viral RNA may change over the course of an infection.

Fossils shed light on mating strategies in scorpionflies.

The natural history of the model fern Ceratopteris richardii provides opportunities for unique studies and makes it an important system to include in comparative work.