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Science, Volume 391, Issue 6785, Page 570-571, February 2026.
Learning to leave home
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6785, Page 630-630, February 2026.
Increasing applied pesticide toxicity trends counteract the global reduction target to safeguard biodiversity
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6785, Page 616-621, February 2026.
Pentasilacyclopentadienide: A Hückel aromatic species at the border of resonance and equilibrium
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6785, Page 579-582, February 2026.
Silicon cyclopentadienides featuring a nonplanar 6π aromatic Si5 ring
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6785, Page 587-591, February 2026.
Device-independent quantum key distribution over 100 km with single atoms
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6785, Page 592-597, February 2026.
Zwitterionic organoboron complexes for overcoming the concentration barrier in chemical protein synthesis
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6785, Page 598-603, February 2026.
Atomically resolved two-dimensional amorphous nuclei formed during MoS2 chemical vapor deposition
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6785, Page 622-627, February 2026.
Patchy peptide particles for pH-responsive assembly into liquid crystals or lattices
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6785, Page 604-610, February 2026.
Continental mantle earthquakes of the world
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6785, Page 611-615, February 2026.
Evidence for representation of pretend objects by Kanzi, a language-trained bonobo
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6785, Page 583-586, February 2026.
Love, connection, and happily ever after
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6785, Page 562-562, February 2026.
A poet grapples with extinction
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6785, Page 563-563, February 2026.
Controversial Danish vaccine research group faces new allegations
Researchers say they couldn’t find complete data for 10 trials that together enrolled tens of thousands of children in Guinea-Bissau
These beetles wear chemical ‘invisibility cloaks’—and will die if they’re removed
Coatings used by symbiotic residents of ant colonies may represent an evolutionary dead end
A hack-proof internet? Quantum encryption could be the key
Team in China sends data with entangled atoms, neutralizing backdoor hardware threats
FDA-approved drug may address a major cause of infertility
Finerenone boosts ovary function in mice and appears to help people with primary ovarian insufficiency produce mature eggs
Imagination isn’t just for humans, this famous ape shows
Kanzi, a bonobo studied for his language skills, understood make-believe objects
Open-source AI program can answer science questions better than humans
Developed by and for academics, OpenScholar aims to improve searches of the ballooning scientific literature
Identification of an engram ensemble mediating memory forgetting in the dentate gyrus
How the memory engram is organized at the cell-assembly level to support not only encoding of learned information but also memory flexibility remains elusive. Here, we propose a novel engram model encoded by two orthogonal learning-recruited neuronal ensembles in the mouse dentate gyrus. Reactivation of the Fos-tagged ensemble promotes memory retrieval, whereas reactivation of the Npas4-dependent ensemble drives forgetting, with manipulation of the forgetting ensemble inversely shifting memory...