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Living between Science and Belief
Journal for the Study of Religion, 2022 We live in an interregnum between the claims of science and those of faith. With this conviction, Charles Villa-Vicencio has commenced with a book, as John De Gruchy succinctly puts it in the Introduction, which was born out of the writer’s ‘long and ...
Sandra Troskie
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Truth even unto its innermost parts
eLife, 2021 Challenging anyone who spreads falsehoods is an important part of respecting the truth in both science and the wider world.
Eve Marder
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Maintaining the joy of discovery
eLife, 2022 Changes in science over the past 50 years have reduced the chances of trainees experiencing the joy of discovery.
Eve Marder
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Acceleration of enzymatic catalysis by active hydrodynamic fluctuations
Communications Physics, 2022 Cells are teeming with biochemical nano-machines whose vigorous activity generates strong hydrodynamic fluctuations. The authors revamp transition-state theory to account for the effect of this active noise and find that it may significantly accelerate ...
Ashwani Kr. Tripathi +4 more
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Cells, 2022 Lysosomes—that is, acidic organelles known for degradation/recycling—move through the cytoplasm alternating between bursts of active transport and short, diffusive motions or even pauses. While their mobility is essential for lysosomes’ fusogenic and non-
Konstantin Polev +3 more
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eLife, 2020 As Eve Marder stands down as a Deputy Editor of eLife, she reflects on the need for journals to change and respond to their ...
Eve Marder
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Phosphorescent extensophores expose elastic nonuniformity in polymer networks
Nature Communications, 2023 The macroscopic mechanical response in cross-linked polymer networks has been well investigated but an understanding of pre-failure local mechanical responses at the level of individual crosslinks is still lacking.
Kaikai Zheng +3 more
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eLife, 2015 Reading and discussing classic papers can be an effective way of teaching graduate students how to learn the skills they will need for a career in research, as Indira M Raman explains.
Indira M Raman
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eLife, 2019 After acknowledging that power differentials exist, can scientists find inspiration to persevere anyway?
Indira M Raman
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Scientific Reports, 2021 For a wide range of purposes, one faces the challenge to detect light from extremely faint and spatially extended sources. In such cases, detector noises dominate over the photon noise of the source, and quantum detectors in photon counting mode are ...
Ibtissame Khaoua +3 more
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