PNAS4d
Correction for Hogan et al., The genetic regulatory architecture and epigenomic basis for age-related changes in rattlesnake venom
The authors note “We incorrectly cited NIH grant award P20 GM139767 in the Acknowledgments. The correct acknowledgment should be P20 GM139769.” The online version has been corrected. Note: The article ...
PNAS5d
A long-distance inhibitory system regulates haustoria numbers in parasitic plants
Edited by Joseph Kieber, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC; received November 27, 2024; accepted January 7, 2025 ...
PNAS5d
Correction for Chae et al., Vulnerability to natural disasters and sustainable consumption: Unraveling political and regional differences
The authors note that the author contributions footnote appeared incorrectly. The author contributions footnote should state: “R.L.C. and R.S. designed research; R ...
PNAS5d
Reply to Ye: Parallel progress in funder practices and expansion of academic incentives to support engaged research
Today, engaged research is not consistently valued in faculty reward systems that still primarily emphasize scholarly contributions and outputs. In addition, we have heard from funders in TEFN that ...
PNAS5d
Potential limiting factor on engaged research: Academic evaluation systems
I read with interest the paper by Bednarek et al. (1). They identify several factors that may hinder the implementation of engaged research. At the same time, Bednarek et al. give very insightful ...
PNAS6d
Bipartite binding of the intrinsically disordered scaffold protein JIP1 to the kinase JNK1
The scaffold protein JIP1 plays a key role in the c-Jun N-terminal kinase (JNK) signaling pathway by facilitating the colocalization of multiple kinases, thereby ensuring their precise and efficient ...
PNAS6d
GenAI synthetic data create ethical challenges for scientists. Here’s how to address them.
Synthetic GenAI data offer many opportunities to advance scientific research. But they also present ethical challenges that must be addressed in order for researchers to take full advantage of the ...
PNAS7d
Empowering genome-wide association studies via a visualizable test based on the regional association score
Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) are crucial for identifying numerous single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) linked to various diseases. However, current methods struggle with regional ...
PNAS7d
In This Issue
Fossils of marine animals preserved in rocks formed in shallow water provide insight into the evolution of such ecosystems. However, few body fossils are found in deep-water sedimentary deposits, ...
PNAS10d
Greener skies? The quest for sustainable flying
The sustainable aviation challenge is attracting plenty of investment and brainpower—as well as government policies aiming to incentivize development. But the innovations coming out of these efforts ...
PNAS11d
Modern pottery students, hooked up to electrodes, hint how humans learned clay skills in the ancient world
Neurophysiological research hints how we learned ceramics, and changed our brains in the process. Image credit: Vanessa Forte, Sapienza University of Rome. The advent and spread of ceramics thousands ...
PNAS12d
Editorial Expression of Concern for Duckworth et al., Role of test motivation in intelligence testing
PNAS is publishing an Editorial Expression of Concern for “Role of test motivation in intelligence testing,” by Angela Lee Duckworth, Patrick D. Quinn, Donald R. Lynam, Rolf Loeber, and Magda ...