Vol. 9 No. 1 (2023): TheScienceBreaker

Published: 2023-01-06

Earth & Space

InSight seismic waveform data reveal more marsquakes

Hrvoje Tkalcic, Weijia Sun
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Increases in vegetation influenced past temperatures

Alexander James Thompson
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Cities threaten global biodiversity but could also help sustain it.

Rohan Simkin
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The impact of climate change on marine life in ocean depths

Lucas Vimpere, Sébastien Castelltort
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The Light of Earendel – The Most Distant Star Yet Observed

Brian Welch
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Evolution & Behaviour

Do our marine highways disrupt blue whale habitats?

Luis Bedriñana-Romano
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Orb-weaving spiders can hear using their web

Jian Zhou, Junpeng Lai, Ronald Hoy, Ronald Miles
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Spring: A Season Of New Beginnings And The End Of The Dinosaurs

Melanie During
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Salmon evolve quickly as a response to intense harvesting of their prey

Yann Czorlich
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Finding the straw that breaks the cancer's back?

Hazal Köse, Matthias Wirth
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How platelets pull the strings

Sebastian Lickert
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How do immune cells enter tissues to protect the body?

Maria Akhmanova, Daria Siekhaus
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The RAINmakers: how receptors orchestrate specific cell functions

Charlotte Kayser, Andreas Bock
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A blood cell atlas to guide us toward transplant success

Rafael D Melani, Josh Levitsky, Neil L Kelleher
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Maths, Physics & Chemistry

A tool for precisely modelling real-world quantum devices

Erik Manuel Gauger, Dr Cygorek
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Using the quantum properties of atoms to reveal what's underground

Jamie Vovrosh, Daniel Boddice, Michael Holynski
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A crystalline silicon string played with hours-long sustain

Alberto Beccari
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How thermophotovoltaics can help decarbonize the grid

Alina LaPotin, Asegun Henry
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Making nature compute for us

Martin Stein
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Microbiology

New chemistry in unusual bacteria displays drug-like activity

Grace Dekoker, Joshua Blodgett
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Neurobiology

The Impact of SARS-CoV-2 on the Brain: It Is All in Your Head

Meredith G. Mayer, Tracy Fischer
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To achieve goals, we definitively need our neurons

Julien Courtin
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Two hits in one – the neurobiology of schizophrenia

Andrew Pocklington
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Solving A Decade-Long Mystery: Neurons Hold The Key To Rare Neurological Diseases

Anna-Leigh Brown
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Does bacteria control our appetite?

Ilana Gabanyi
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Plant Biology

Plant genetic engineering makes treasure from trash

Joachim Forner, Dennis Kleinschmidt
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Psychology

Girls are more likely to attribute failure to lack of talent

Clotilde Napp, Thomas Breda
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