Science Magazine - 6 March 2015 (gnv64)

Science - 6 March 2015 (General Relativity turns 100)
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NEWS
IN BRIEF
1048 Roundup of the week’s news
IN DEPTH
1051 A PRISTINE AMAZON’S LAST STAND
1052 MUONS PROBE FUKUSHIMA’S RUINS
1054 WHY MANY U.S. BIOLOGY TEACHERS ARE ‘WISHY-WASHY’
1055 DOUBTS DISPELLED ABOUT HIV PREVENTION
1056 DEEP ROOTS FOR THE GENUS HOMO
FEATURE
1058 CLEANUP CREW

INSIGHTS
PERSPECTIVES
1062 A SUSTAINABLE MODEL FOR ANTIBIOTICS
1064 A RETURN TO THE PRE-ANTIMICROBIAL ERA?
1066 STATISTICS REQUANTITATES THE CENTRAL DOGMA
1068 NEW WORLD MONKEY ORIGINS
1069 DRUGGING RNAi
1071 VIRAL CHEMOKINE MIMICRY
1072 SINGLE PROTEINS UNDER A DIAMOND SPOTLIGHT
1073 LOOK BUT DON’T TOUCH THE METALS
1075 BEING SMART ABOUT SMART ENVIRONMENTAL TARGETS
BOOKS ET AL.
1077 WHY DID THE CHICKEN CROSS THE WORLD?
1078 EINSTEIN’S UNIFICATION

LETTERS
1079 A BETTER WAY FORWARD FOR BRAZIL’S FISHERIES
1079 COMPLEX ECOLOGY OF CHINA’S SEAWALL
1080 RESPONSE
1080 TECHNICAL COMMENT ABSTRACTS
1080 ERRATA

RESEARCH
IN BRIEF
1109 From Science and other journals
RESEARCH ARTICLES
1112 IMMUNOGENETICS
STRUCTURAL BIOLOGY
1123 ASTROPHYSICS
1126 STELLAR DYNAMICS
1129 QUANTUM ELECTRONICS
1132 REPELLENT MATERIALS
1135 PROTEIN IMAGING
1138 BRAIN STRUCTURE
1142 FRESHWATER ECOLOGY
1145 POLITICAL ECONOMY
1148 NUCLEAR PORES
1152 PROTEIN TARGETING
1155 EVOLUTIONARY GENOMICS

DEPARTMENTS
1047 EDITORIAL
1166 WORKING LIFE