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November 5, 2021
10/27/2021
radiography
Szczykutowicz and colleagues demonstrate the concept of encoding object information at a length scale smaller than a single pixel element, and then retrieving that information to achieve spatial resolution in x-rays on a scale smaller than the detector pixel without motion of the object or detector.
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Image credit: Fig 3 by Szcykutowicz et al., CC BY 4.0
10/29/2021
Psychology
In this paper, Mair and colleagues performed 5 autobiographical memory tests in young and older adults. Each test varied in its sensitivity to ageing, indicating that variable age effects in the autobiographical memory literature are at least partly due to the use of different tasks.
Image credit: Ink Pen by Bruno /Germany, Pixabay License
11/01/2021
Cardiovascular Medicine
In this systematic review and meta-analysis, Sun and colleagues thoroughly assess the diagnostic and prognostic role of the IL-33/ST2 signalling axis in cardiovascular disease.
Image credit: Heart by kjpargeter, CC BY 2.0
10/27/2021
Evolutionary biology
McCord and colleagues present a novel phylogenetic analysis that includes almost 80% of damselfishes species.
Image credit: damselfish by JuanCarlosPalauDiaz, Pixabay License
11/08/2021
Climate change
PLOS Climate Executive Editor Jamie Males attended the first week of COP26 in Glasgow. Here he shares some reflections on the conference and outcomes so far.
Image credit: Kenyan environmentalist Wanjira Mathai addressing a plenary session during the first week of COP26.
10/13/2021
Archaeology
Salesse and colleagues determine if it is possible to identify if ancient cremated remains wore leather shoes, helping us to understand funerary customs.
10/06/2021
Ecology
Rinkert and colleagues effectively identified plant species from bird nests by DNA barcoding approach.
10/14/2021
Sport Science
Chung and colleagues examined how the genetic background may contribute to exercise phenotype responses to training interventions in the untrained population
Image credit: Engineer Sports by RAENG, CC BY 2.0
11/02/2021
Virology
Gerloff and colleagues developed an assay for direct detection of poliovirus from stool specimens.
11/02/2021
Environmental Science
Toledo and colleagues present a new method of copper remediation.
10/28/2021
Research assessment
Morales and colleagues survey 338 faculty members on their perceptions of academic journals.
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