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New in Science Robotics: UNIST scientists have developed a simple and rapid approach using a commercially available 3-D printer to build intricately shaped, magnetically responsive “tensegrities” – structures that are simultaneously flexible and sturdy.

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This week’s new issue of Science Signaling has arrived! An “undruggable” enzyme may actually be targetable in muscular dystrophy, and how the energy currency of biology stimulates embryo implantation.

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Scientists have discovered how wounds in plants kick off a complex chain of events involving the release of calcium ions, electrical signals, and the amino acid glutamate, which acts as a neurotransmitter in vertebrate animals. Learn more in Science Signaling! https://fcld.ly/x01bjs1
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The Julich-Brain atlas—a virtual, 3D map of the complex cellular and structural architecture of the brain, provides a valuable and highly flexible tool for understanding human neurobiology, researchers report in Science: https://fcld.ly/y3d7mzf
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