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A @Nature Outlook article reports on the work to gain a better understanding of what COVID-19 does in the nasal cavity and why variants seem more or less likely to cause anosmia in different people. https://t.co/iperzBgNAI

An analysis in @SciReports found that the prevalence of long-COVID in children and adolescents was 25.24% and that the most prevalent clinical manifestations were mood symptoms, fatigue, and sleep disorders. https://t.co/9pJfiftGTS

An analysis of the plumage colors in 114 hummingbird species in @CommsBio finds that the breadth of the hummingbird color gamut exceeds or is equivalent to that of the previous estimate of all living birds. https://t.co/v7RjOYVDgH

In a Nature Portfolio Behavioural & Social Sciences Community post, the authors describe how they investigated the genetic architecture of musical beat synchronization. #BehindThePaper https://t.co/NFwdlpe8m0

Unsupervised machine learning algorithms reduce the dependence on curated, labeled datasets. A Perspective in @NatMachIntell argues that developmental science of infant cognition could be key to unsupervised learning approaches. https://t.co/AAXr5urKYp

Brain lesions that lead to spontaneous remission of tobacco addiction in humans affect part of a common brain network, according to a study published in @NatureMedicine. https://t.co/yg5LfSkqlT

The events of the past two years, in which millions of people lost their sense of smell to COVID-19, have put the spotlight on research emerging from the world of olfaction. Read the latest @Nature Outlook. https://t.co/LkHle3QEGJ

People spend approximately half of their waking hours inattentive to their surroundings. A Review in @NatRevPsych describes the beneficial effect that these periods of offline waking rest have on memory. https://t.co/WOE8oNJF6Y

“It’s gut-wrenching to study antimicrobial resistance using expensive genomic sequencing platforms, while not being able to provide a generic antibiotic to a patient who walked kilometres to reach the hospital,” writes @kjambo in a @Nature World View. https://t.co/jM4AyNjkd0

A paper in @NatureMedicine reports a new algorithm that can analyze thousands of variants across the genome and estimate a person’s risk of developing chronic kidney disease. https://t.co/UAG6D3UWI9

Acoustic techniques are moving towards the clinic. A Perspective in @NatureComms highlights recent developments in the areas of acoustic mechanobiology, point-of-care diagnostics, in vivo manipulation and tissues engineering. https://t.co/0sxZJayRrr

A study in @CommsBio combines Ancient genomic and archaeological data to identify a surprisingly early Islamic burial in modern day Syria. https://t.co/R72nkdQn9u

A study of patients with breast cancer and mouse models reported in @Nature demonstrates that most circulating tumour cells are generated during the rest phase of the circadian rhythm and that these cells are highly prone to metastasize. https://t.co/MR6cQru5K0

A Review in @NatureRevGenet examines how epigenomic, transcriptomic, proteomic, metabolomic and other omics data can be harnessed using machine learning to build ‘ageing clocks.’ https://t.co/ys0SUxOnCa

“Finding great collaborators, and being able to work with them productively, is one of the most important predictors of success,” writes Carsten Lund Pedersen for @NatureCareers, outlining a framework for finding the right collaborator. https://t.co/7wSpHUb3Fi

This year’s State of Open Data survey is now open! Don’t miss your opportunity to have your say about the future of open data and take the survey by July 18: https://t.co/ZJCfDxnmHJ #StateofOpenData #IDW2022 @digitalsci @figshare

The convergence of science and entertainment can forge powerful stories that do far more than simply entertain. They educate and inspire. The latest video in our Science Stories series explores how: https://t.co/ArGH8DLAdk @CountUsInSOCIAL @netflix @dontlookupfilm @TopolinoIT

At the end of May, Nature’s new Open Access journal @CommsEng has launched. Read the first articles, an editorial, and research highlights here. Free to read: https://t.co/EReGcbuq2n

Join our Black Employee Network & @sciam for a live discussion with key Black voices in STEM on Black representation, the future of DEI, and allyship moderated by SN BEN Sponsor and Co-Founder, Marilyn “Mimi” McDonald Hendricks. Register here to attend: https://t.co/5lGILeRBiI

To join our panel discussion on Water scarcity and gender on 5th July at 3 pm BST, register for free at https://t.co/rGIs89VDzk @SeqH2O @nityarao63 @Caruso_Bethany #water #women #NatureWaterTalks https://t.co/cmHGQ7LVZd

Please RT - We @nature would like PhD and master’s students to participate in a survey that will explore their experiences and career progression. Our previous survey was in 2019; we want to know how things have changed since https://t.co/lwgUoCp7WX

Join us for the first webinar of our series Nature Water Talks. On 5th July we’ll talk to Amy Pickering @SeqH2O, Nitya Rao @nityarao63 and Bethany Caruso @Caruso_Bethany about the impact of water scarcity on women. Register for free @ https://t.co/NGj0iaZKIL https://t.co/2NCbg7LSjN

We have expanded free access to Nature Masterclasses on-demand online training content through @R4LPartnership for researchers in registered institutions in lower income countries. Here you can find out more about this latest move: https://t.co/zySaWdDfGm

Explore new content on our Hub for #SDG14 for #WorldOceansDay. Read blog posts and interviews, browse new publications and find out more about publishing with us to maximise the impact of your research: https://t.co/nYhs98Uq48

The State of Open Data 2022 survey is now open to researchers globally. Help shape the future of open data - have your say and you could win one of five $100 gift cards. Take the survey today: https://t.co/rxsBS7kUFB

We are thrilled to have around 120 active members contributing to our Green Office Network. Today, we hear from Tejashree, Sachiko and Shruti. Swipe right to learn more about their efforts to protect the environment. #WorldEnvironmentDay

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