The Scientist - September 2016 (gnv64)

The Scientist - September 2016
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FEATURES
36 Proprioception: The Sense Within - Knowing where our bodies are in space is critical for the control of our movements and for our sense of self. BY UWE PROSKE AND SIMON GANDEVIA
43 Senses Census - From detecting gravity and the Earth’s magnetic field to feeling heat and the movement of water around them, animals can do more than just see, smell, touch, taste, and hear. BY THE SCIENTIST STAFF
51 Senses in Unlikely Places - Odor, taste, and light receptors are present in many different parts of the body, and they have surprisingly diverse functions. BY SANDEEP RAVINDRAN
DEPARTMENTS
13 FROM THE EDITOR Sensory Overload - There’s far more to the world than what humans perceive. BY MARY BETH ABERLIN
16 NOTEBOOK Silent Screams; Sixth Sense; Harboring Hornbills; Prelude to a Sip
28 CRITICS AT LARGE Fixing Science’s Human Bias - It’s time to accelerate the conversation about why the research community is still not diverse. BY EDWARD COURCHAINE AND SARAH SMAGA
30 THOUGHT EXPERIMENT Acquiring Extra Senses - Animals’ diverse sensory abilities will guide a technology-based revolution that gives humans perception beyond our natural senses. BY BERND FRITZSCH
35 MODUS OPERANDI Promoting Protein Partnerships - Scientists generate new protein-protein interactions at an impressive PACE. BY RUTH WILLIAMS
58 THE LITERATURE Polarized-light sensing in bees; humidity sensing by insects; pH sensing in the vertebrate central
nervous system
60 PROFILE Keeping Time - Dean Buonomano has focused his career on understanding how the brain tells time. BY ANNA AZVOLINSKY
63 SCIENTIST TO WATCH Katie Kindt: Sensory Sleuth BY KAREN ZUSI
64 LAB TOOLS Building a Blood-Brain Barrier - Choosing the right in vitro model of the blood-brain barrier requires wading through varied cell sources, types of cells, and culture conditions. BY JYOTI MADHUSOODANAN
67 LAB TOOLS CRISPR’ing Human Stem Cells - Two popular techniques—inducing pluripotent stem cells and gene editing—require special care when combined. BY KELLY RAE CHI
71 CAREERS Achieving Rare Success - In the resource-poor world of raredisease research, basic scientists must rely on clinicians, patient advocates, and their own keen eye for biological connections. BY JYOTI MADHUSOODANAN
74 READING FRAMES Tapping Into the Artful Brain - Similar reductionist approaches inform both art and brain science. BY ERIC KANDEL
80 FOUNDATIONS Pick a Card, 1934 BY CATHERINE OFFORD
IN EVERY ISSUE
11 CONTRIBUTORS
14 SPEAKING OF SCIENCE
75 THE GUIDE
77 RECRUITMENT

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