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Arrival by Frank Liu, Award winning wildlife photographer, China, USA

光落羽间

光落羽间 刘奋强的获奖摄影作品《抵达》背后的故事 《抵达》,2026年世界自然摄影奖,鸟类行为组金奖。 每 年一月底至二月初,许多大白鹭都会聚集在美国Kraft Azalea Garden,开启它们的繁殖季节。它们如期而…

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Inside a living bacterium, a reconstructed nitrogenase enzyme — its iron-sulfur backbone rendered in the rust-red of ancient metal — glows at the cell's core. The rock that cradles it is Archean. So is the molecule. Only the cell is new.

The Molecule That Did Not Change

Holly Rucker, doctoral candidate in the Kaçar Lab, Department of Bacteriology, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Her study “Resurrected nitrogenases recapitulate canonical N-isotope biosignatures over two billion years” was published in Nature Communications on January 22, 2026. Photo: Kaçar Lab, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Holly Rucker on resurrecting a 3.2-billion-year-old enzyme, reading life from rocks, and what it

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A mind without a center — intelligence as the brain's global architecture, not any single region.

The Architecture of Intelligence

Ramsey Wilcox. Image courtesy of the Decision Neuroscience Laboratory, University of Notre Dame How the brain’s global organization, not any single region, gives rise to the mind’s remarkable unity Editor’s Note For much of modern neuroscience, the search for intelligence resembled a cartographic exercise. Researchers mapped the brain as though its most complex abilities might

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