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Matter's September issue is now online: https://hubs.li/Q03H_6Tb0On the cover: The image showcases hierarchically porous...
09/12/2025

Matter's September issue is now online: https://hubs.li/Q03H_6Tb0
On the cover: The image showcases hierarchically porous microspheres with intrinsic fluorescence, highlighting their role as cell-free synthesis nanoreactors. Gianneschi et al. present a coordination-driven self-assembly of the naturally occurring dipeptide carnosine with Zn(II) ions to form these microspheres. Inspired by in situ liquid-cell TEM observations, the visual sequence captures their transformation from nanoclusters to interconnected nanofiber networks. Overlaid fluorescence underscores their function as reusable nanoreactors that enhance DNA transcription and translation while protecting against nuclease degradation. Image courtesy of the authors.

Check out the latest issue of Newton: https://hubs.li/Q03H-lxl0 On the cover: Trajectories of complex frequency poles a...
09/11/2025

Check out the latest issue of Newton: https://hubs.li/Q03H-lxl0
On the cover: Trajectories of complex frequency poles and zeros reveal dynamic resonant behavior in a perturbed complex network of optical waveguides. Each trajectory maps the shift of a unique resonance or perfect absorber as a localized refractive index perturbation is applied. Shifts are accurately calculated using a novel Wigner-Smith-based perturbation formula, where frequency shifts in the complex plane are proportional to the residue of a generalized Wigner-Smith operator. This theory provides new insights into non-Hermitian systems, critical for designing future photonic nanostructures and advanced sensing technologies. Image credit: Matthew R. Foreman.

Award-winning HGG Advances author Heather E. Wheeler, PhD, talks about their positive experience of publishing in HGG Ad...
09/11/2025

Award-winning HGG Advances author Heather E. Wheeler, PhD, talks about their positive experience of publishing in HGG Advances: https://hubs.li/Q03ctHpF0

Stem Cell Reports advances standards, ethics, and research integrity in stem cell researchMeet stem cell researcher and ...
09/11/2025

Stem Cell Reports advances standards, ethics, and research integrity in stem cell research
Meet stem cell researcher and author Xinyu Zhao. Learn about their research and experience of publishing in Stem Cell Reports: https://hubs.li/Q03twvQT0

From genomics to smart farming, don’t miss the program shaping the future of agriculture.At Cell Symposia: Towards susta...
09/11/2025

From genomics to smart farming, don’t miss the program shaping the future of agriculture.

At Cell Symposia: Towards sustainable agriculture: Genomics, bioengineering, and smart technologies (Oct 19–21, 2025 | Sanya, China), the scientific program will explore:

- Advanced genome sequencing and plant genetics
- Plant metabolism, nutrition, and development
- Synthetic biology and CRISPR applications in crops
- AI & robotics in precision farming
- Strategies for climate resilience

With a stellar lineup of global leaders in agriculture and plant biology, this meeting is designed to spark collaboration and accelerate real-world solutions. Join the conversation next month in Sanya, China.
https://hubs.li/Q03HKvSX0

Our human ancestors from across the globe evolved in response to shortages and surpluses of micronutrients like iron, ca...
09/10/2025

Our human ancestors from across the globe evolved in response to shortages and surpluses of micronutrients like iron, calcium, and zinc. http://spkl.io/6186AuOpo

Celebrating our esteemed BPS members and their contributions to the field. Read a paper from Mondal and Kolomeisky: http...
09/10/2025

Celebrating our esteemed BPS members and their contributions to the field. Read a paper from Mondal and Kolomeisky: https://hubs.li/Q03wQhNk0

♻️ Plastics recycling, upcycling, and repurposing - learn how these processes are evolving to tackle the plastics crisis...
09/10/2025

♻️ Plastics recycling, upcycling, and repurposing - learn how these processes are evolving to tackle the plastics crisis at the upcoming Cell Symposia: Chemical solutions for a sustainable plastics future, taking place October 13–15, 2025, Amsterdam, The Nethlerlands.

Early registration ends Sept 15 + extra 10% off with code DISCOUNT10
https://hubs.li/Q03HKvjV0

Explore a curated research collection from AJHG and HGG Advances — offical journals of the American Society of Human Ge...
09/10/2025

Explore a curated research collection from AJHG and HGG Advances — offical journals of the American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) — which celebrates important genetics and genomics discoveries from ASHG members
https://hubs.li/Q03GRk2K0

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