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Note· No. 2978

DID YOU KNOW a Uniquely Human Gene May Be Tied to the Origin of Spoken Language

Why do humans speak, when no other species on Earth has developed a spoken language anywhere near as complex? This question has

Reportage· No. 2977

The Secret Behind the Salamander That Regrows an Entire Limb

Cut off a salamander's leg, and it will grow a new one, perfectly functional, with the right bones, the right muscles, and

Reportage· No. 2976

This New CRISPR Technique Flips Genes Back On Without Touching DNA

Since its discovery, the CRISPR system has revolutionized biology by offering a relatively simple way to modify the genome. Its basic principle

Column· No. 2975

Understanding Why Humanity Descends From Two Ancestral Populations

For nearly two decades, evolutionary genetics textbooks told a relatively simple story: Homo sapiens emerged in Africa roughly 200,000 to 300,000 years

Analysis· No. 2974

Were the Last Neanderthals Really All Inbred

For a long time, the story told to prehistory enthusiasts fit into one simple sentence: Neanderthals died out roughly 40,000 years ago,

Analysis· No. 2973

How Brand New Genes Are Born From DNA That Did Nothing

For a long time, evolutionary genetics rested on a simple and widely accepted idea: every gene in an organism descended from older

Analysis· No. 2972

This Self-Copying RNA Molecule Reopens the Mystery of Life

The Laboratory of Molecular Biology at the Medical Research Council (MRC-LMB), based in Cambridge, ranks among the most prestigious biology research institutions

Analysis· No. 2971

IBM Simulates a Real Material for the First Time on a Quantum Computer

The field of applied quantum computing has seen remarkable acceleration in recent years, fueled by massive investment from major technology groups like

Note· No. 2970

Future Plastic Can Be Recycled Forever Without Losing Quality

Global plastic production has exploded since the mid-twentieth century, now reaching several hundred million tons a year, of which only a tiny