This Week in Science

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Science This Week in Science
03/25/16	Volume 351, Issue 6280

Editor summaries of this week's research papers.

This Week in Science

Magnetohydrodynamics Simulating turbulent solar magnetic fields Keith T. Smith C-H Bond Activation Methane borylation in a cyclohexane sea Jake Yeston Solar Cells Perovskite solar cells recycle photons Phil Szuromi Structural Biology A human spliceosomal subcomplex Guy Riddihough Economics Another social science looks at itself Gilbert Chin Memory Formation Coding what is known and what is new Peter Stern Cloud Formation Organic contributions to cloud theory H. Jesse Smith Tumor Immunology The cellular ancestry of tumor antigens Paula A. Kiberstis Cancer The spread of bad neighborhoods Guy Riddihough Forest Ecosystems Forest recovery in China is not so clear cut Shahid Naeem Synthetic Biology Designing and building a minimal genome Valda Vinson Transporter Function A proton pump in action Valda Vinson Physiological Ecology Variability for a day or a season Sacha Vignieri Protein Evolution Variation and transcription factor binding Laura M. Zahn DFT Methods A comparison of DFT methods Marc S. Lavine HIV-1 Vaccines Baby steps toward bNAbs Kristen L. Mueller Neurodevelopment Tracking neuronal transcriptional programs Pamela J. Hines Cardiovascular Biology A GRK2 peptide prevents heart failure Wei Wong Autoimmunity A glucose balancing act Angela Colmone