Berend A. Verberne et al.
Nanogranular microstructures found in simulated carbonate faults control the physical sliding mechanism during rupture.
Xiaofeng Qian et al.
First-principles calculations are used to predict an exotic effect in a particular structure of WTe2 and related materials.
Martin Schultze et al.
Excited electrons in semiconducting silicon are tracked on a time scale faster than the lattice vibrations. [Also see Perspective by Spielmann]
Huang Gao et al.
Smooth surface, crystalline 3D metallic nanostructures are fabricated using a laser shock imprinting technique.
Yuan Peng et al.
Crystalline sheets exfoliated from layered metal-organic framework materials are formed into selective membranes.
Jeff Ollerton et al.
Early 20th century agricultural changes initiated the decline of a variety of insect pollinators in Britain.
Matthew F. Barber and Nels C. Elde
The primate iron transport protein and a bacterial transferrin surface receptor are in an evolutionary battle for iron. [Also see Perspective by Armitage and Drakesmith]
Michael J. LaCour and Donald P. Green
Contact with minorities, coupled with discussion of issues pertinent to them, can produce lasting opinion change.
Jangir Selimkhanov et al.
Signaling dynamics increase the information transmission capacity of biochemical signaling pathways.
Marc R. Mansour et al.
Leukemia-associated mutations drive cell growth by creating a powerful transcriptional enhancer upstream of an oncogene. [Also see Perspective by Vähärautio and Taipale]
Christopher J. Russo and Lori A. Passmore
A new support for biological specimens improves the resolution that can be achieved by electron microscopy.
Andrew T. McGuire et al.
Higher affinities let narrow neutralizing HIV antibodies outcompete broadly neutralizing HIV antibodies early in infection. [Also see Perspective by Ofek and Diskin]
