Fresh off the press! Population genomics of the Portuguese man-o'-war #siphonophore reveals hidden species and genetic structure in the open ocean @CurrentBiology #Physalia

My pre-PhD work is out @CurrentBiology! We studied Alston’s singing mice, neotropical rodent that produces loud, human-audible 'songs' and engages in vocal turn-taking. Using thermal imaging in semi-natural arena, we probed song use across social contexts.

🆕‼️#NewCBGPpaper. 🌊➡️🌿The GBCP researcher @MinoJHG co-authors a roadmap published in @CurrentBiology calling on scientists to unite in tracing the land plants antecesors. 📜The publication charts a shared path forward for algae-based plant research. 🔗

🚨Our latest work on selfish centromeres published at @CurrentBiology 🐭🧬We found that the spindle checkpoint contributes to non-Mendelian segregation! Huge congrats to my lab manager, Zaak Walton, who led the project🎉 . Free link.

Are dancing and infant-directed song (incl. lullabies) human universals? Like many people, I've long thought so. But in a new paper in @CurrentBiology, Kim Hill & I report that the Northern Aché (Paraguay) lacked both behaviors, likely losing them during cultural declines.

#ScientistInterview.@kvijayraghavan, in an interview with @CurrentBiology, reflects on his scientific journey, favourite experiments, scientific heroes why developmental biology still keeps him curious .Read Here: . @NCBS_Bangalore

Happy to see our highlight out in @CurrentBiology discussing new findings related to NADH and FSP1 compartmentalization in ferroptosis. Lead by two terrific postdocs @AMegarioti and Kirandeep Deol! 🤩.

Our paper is now published @CurrentBiology!.With our unique method to live image fertilized mouse eggs, we highlighted the importance of Ca2+ oscillations in maintaining the spindle position to ensure asymmetric cell division. Thanks to all the authors!.

Guard cells count the number of unitary cytosolic Ca2+ signals to regulate stomatal dynamics @CurrentBiology . . Movie: Faster stomata closure in XXM2.0 (ChannelRhodopsin 2 variant. D156H mutant, extra high expression and medium open state)

Fun to see our paper 'Seed dispersal by kleptoparasitic flies' out in @CurrentBiology . We provide the first demonstration of flies playing an important seed dispersal role -- and this might be widespread in South East Asia and Africa.

Today in @CurrentBiology: a Quick Guide to the wondrous and fascinating biology of the clonal raider ant:.

##GrayWolves have been observed carrying young pups over 20 kilometers of rugged terrain to follow migrating #Elk, demonstrating unexpected adaptability in predator-prey dynamics during pup-rearing season. @currentbiology

#ResultatScientifique🔎| Plongée dans l’évolution adaptative des poissons clowns . 🤝 @CNRS @OISTedu.✍️ Manon Mercader.📕 @CurrentBiology | .

New paper out in @CurrentBiology!.A primer on cognition in multi-species sociality, focusing on the octopus-fish case 🐙🐟🐠. Read it here:

🚨 Big plesiosaur news 🚨.Our study in @CurrentBiology, lead-authored by @miguelpmarx, may change the way we look at plesiosaurs as we describe for the first time pigment cells and details on scales in a Jurassic plesiosaur. #Science #News #nature.Reco by @JoschuaKnuppe.1/4

Octopuses are reported to fall for the "rubber hand" illusion. Very interesting new paper in @CurrentBiology by Sumire Kawashima and Yuzuru Ikeda. Links below. 1/

Our study on #lichen #symbiosis is out in @CurrentBiology! How can multiple microbes create a large, 3D, and structurally complex organism? To answer this question, we used #metagenomics, #metatranscriptomics, and a bit of protein structure modeling 🧵1/7

Check out this amazing special issue of @CurrentBiology . The editorial from Joe Heitman nicely sets the scene and there are some spectacular reviews from many mycologists. I am glad to have been part of this, including in the 'MyShroom' section!

Are scientists "absolutely insatiable" like lovers in 1950s films? 🎬. After reading the new Bostrychia moritziana genome paper by Petroll et al., we tend to believe so!. We, with @DLopez_Escardo, were thrilled to write a commentary in @CurrentBiology on this work. The authors