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Brought to you by Science & SciLifeLab Prize for Young Scientists VOLUME 389 | ISSUE 6755 | 3 JUL 2025 Editorial Editorial Sound policy demands sound science By Michael Kratsios Read more Editorial Sluggishness and defensiveness helped enable an executive order on research integrity By H. Holden Thorp Read more News In Depth  |  Infectious Diseases One-shot flu drug may beat vaccines By Jon Cohen In a large study, one injection of a long-lasting treatment protected people for an entire influenza season Read more In Depth  |  Materials Science Devices pull water out of thin air By Robert F. Service Absorbent materials get cheaper and more efficient Read more In Depth  |  Global Health Scattershot vaccination fails to slow mpox spread in Congo By Jon Cohen Limited vaccine doses weren’t used strategically, WHO finds Read more In Depth  |  Seismology Glacial melt due to global warming is triggering earthquakes By Paul Voosen Study provides first solid link between climate change and increased earthquake hazard Read more In Depth  |  Archaeology Wooden tools point to ancient taste for plants By Andrew Curry Discovery in China also suggests Asian hominins crafted in wood rather than stone Read more Feature Left behind By Jon Cohen In Lesotho and Eswatini, U.S. budget cuts threaten to wipe out years of progress against HIV Read more Commentary Expert Voices Collisions in the sky By Andy Lawrence Read more Perspective  |  Neuroscience Sequenced evidence By Margaux Quiniou, Sebastian Jessberger Transcriptome analyses identify neural progenitor cells in the adult human hippocampus Read more Perspective  |  Molecular Biology A tighter grip on gene expression By Filip Nemčko, Alexander Stark A previously unknown cofactor function stabilizes transcription factor binding across the genome Read more Perspective  |  Structural Biology Expanding the reach of molecular glue degraders By Marcus D. Hartmann An epitope-centric screening approach widens the neosubstrate landscape for targeted protein degradation Read more Perspective  |  Quantum Computing Shrinking quantum randomization By Naoki Yamamoto, Kaito Wada Randomness in quantum computing is realized in a few layers of quantum gates Read more Policy Forum  |  Biosecurity The consequences of letting avian influenza run rampant in US poultry By Erin M. Sorrell, Michelle Kromm, et al. The approach proposed by a high-ranking US government official would be dangerous and unethical Read more Books et al.  |  Neuroscience The brain in motion By Alison M. Bell Behaviors are features, not bugs, in our quest to understand neural processes Read more Books et al.  |  Biology Rejecting genetic essentialism By Santiago J. Molina Scientists must dispel the myths about human difference that lead to bias and systemic oppression, argues a geneticist Read more Letter  |  NextGen Voices Supporting scientists who study and work abroad By Tanmoy Chakraborty, Hager Khaled Mekkawy, et al. Read more Reviews Review  |  FERROELECTRICS Ferroelectric materials toward next-generation electromechanical technologies By Fei Li, Bo Wang, et al. Read more Research Research Highlights In Science Journals By Bianca Lopez, Mattia Maroso, et al. Highlights from the Science family of journals Read more Research Highlights In Other Journals By Di Jiang, Jelena Stajic, et al. Editors’ selections from the current scientific literature Read more Research Article  |  MESOSCOPIC PHYSICS Time-domain braiding of anyons By M. Ruelle, E. Frigerio, et al. Read more Research Article  |  NEUROSCIENCE Representation of sex-specific social memory in ventral CA1 neurons By Akiyuki Watarai, Kentaro Tao, et al. Read more Research Article  |  CENTROMERES Chromosome-specific centromeric patterns define the centeny map of the human genome By Luca Corda, Simona Giunta Read more Research Article  |  PROTEIN DEGRADERS Mining the CRBN target space redefines rules for molecular glue–induced neosubstrate recognition By Georg Petzold, Pablo Gainza, et al. Read more Research Article  |  MOLECULAR BIOLOGY Zincore, an atypical coregulator, binds zinc finger transcription factors to control gene expression By Daniëlle Bianchi, Razvan Borza, et al. Read more Research Article  |  NEUROSCIENCE The intracellular Ca2+ sensitivity of transmitter release in glutamatergic neocortical boutons By Grit Bornschein, Simone Brachtendorf, et al. Read more Research Article  |  MACROECOLOGY Consistent energy-diversity relationships in terrestrial vertebrates By Marco Túlio P. Coelho, Elisa Barreto, et al. Read more Research Article  |  NEUROSCIENCE Identification of proliferating neural progenitors in the adult human hippocampus By Ionut Dumitru, Marta Paterlini, et al. Read more Research Article  |  ECOSYSTEM CHANGE Coupled, decoupled, and abrupt responses of vegetation to climate across timescales By David Fastovich, Stephen R. Meyers, et al. Read more Research Article  |  FERROELECTRICS Fluorine-free strongly dipolar polymers exhibit tunable ferroelectricity By Jiahao Huang, Guanchun Rui, et al. Read more Research Article  |  POLYMER FILMS Electric double-layer synthesis of a spongelike, lightweight reticular membrane By Yoshimitsu Itoh, Tengfei Fu, et al. Read more Research Article  |  PALEOANTHROPOLOGY 300,000-year-old wooden tools from Gantangqing, southwest China By Jian-Hui Liu, Qi-Jun Ruan, et al. Read more Research Article  |  IMMUNE SIGNALING Membrane topology inversion of GGCX mediates cytoplasmic carboxylation for antiviral defense By Tomohiko Okazaki, Keiji Nozaki, et al. Read more Research Article  |  QUANTUM INFORMATION Random unitaries in extremely low depth By Thomas Schuster, Jonas Haferkamp, et al. Read more Careers Working Life My Ph.D. pregnancy By Blessing Okosun Read more Essay Essay  |  Microbiome The vaccine we all wear: Skin microbiota can be engineered into topical vaccines By Djenet Bousbaine Skin microbiota can be engineered into topical vaccines Read more Essay  |  Microbiome The gut microbiome–germline axis: Does a prospective father’s gut microbiota matter? By Ayele Argaw-Denboba Does a prospective father’s gut microbiota matter? Read more Essay  |  Microbiome Illuminating microbial dark matter: Dietary alterations uncover microbial regulation of immunity and metabolism By Mohammad Arifuzzaman Dietary alterations uncover microbial regulation of immunity and metabolism Read more FIRST RELEASE Read accepted papers posted online ahead of journal publication View all First Release Sign up for ScienceAdviser Science’s free daily newsletter delivers exclusive reporting and analysis as well as the latest science news, commentary, and research. Sign up to delve deeper into what matters most in Science and science. Sign up Journals Science Science Advances Science Immunology Science Robotics Science Signaling Science Translational Medicine Useful links News Careers Commentary Podcast Webinars Prizes and Awards Help Access & Subscriptions Reprints & Permissions Contact Us Follow us

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