Lundberg, Derek S de Pedro Jové, Roger Pramoj Na Ayutthaya, Pratchaya Karasov, Talia L Shalev, Or Poersch, Karin Ding, Wei Bollmann-Giolai, Anita Bezrukov, Ilja Weigel, Detlef
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Sphingomonas is one of the most abundant bacterial genera in the phyllosphere of wild Arabidopsis thaliana, but relative to Pseudomonas, the ecology of Sphingomonas and its interaction with plants is poorly described. We analyzed the genomic features of over 400 Sphingomonas isolates collected from local A. thaliana populations, which revealed much...
Camerer, Colin F
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Bolson, Natanael Prieto, Pedro Patzek, Tadeusz
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Given the dire consequences of climate change and the war in Ukraine, decarbonization of electrical power systems around the world must be accomplished, while avoiding recurring blackouts. A good understanding of performance and reliability of different power sources underpins this endeavor. As an energy transition involves different societal secto...
Rossine, Fernando W Vercelli, Gabriel T Tarnita, Corina E Gregor, Thomas
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Predators and their foraging strategies often determine ecosystem structure and function. Yet, the role of protozoan predators in microbial soil ecosystems remains elusive despite the importance of these ecosystems to global biogeochemical cycles. In particular, amoebae-the most abundant soil protozoan predator of bacteria-remineralize soil nutrien...
Klatt, Michael A Steinhardt, Paul J Torquato, Salvatore
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Understanding the nature and formation of band gaps associated with the propagation of electromagnetic, electronic, or elastic waves in disordered materials as a function of system size presents fundamental and technological challenges. In particular, a basic question is whether band gaps in disordered systems exist in the thermodynamic limit. To e...
Peyton, Kyle Weiss, Chagai M Vaughn, Paige E
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Diversification of police forces is widely promoted as a reform for reducing racial disparities in police-civilian interactions and increasing police legitimacy. Despite these potential benefits, nearly every municipal police department in the United States remains predominately White and male. Here, we investigate whether the scale and persistence...
Gale, Daniel J Areshenkoff, Corson N Standage, Dominic I Nashed, Joseph Y Markello, Ross D Flanagan, J Randall Smallwood, Jonathan Gallivan, Jason P
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Sensorimotor learning is a dynamic, systems-level process that involves the combined action of multiple neural systems distributed across the brain. Although much is known about the specialized cortical systems that support specific components of action (such as reaching), we know less about how cortical systems function in a coordinated manner to ...
Pantelopulos, George A Matsuoka, Daisuke Hutchison, James M Sanders, Charles R Sugita, Yuji Straub, John E Thirumalai, D
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The 99-residue C-terminal domain of amyloid precursor protein (APP-C99), precursor to amyloid beta (Aβ), is a transmembrane (TM) protein containing intrinsically disordered N- and C-terminal extramembrane domains. Using molecular dynamics (MD) simulations, we show that the structural ensemble of the C99 monomer is best described in terms of thousan...
Zhang, Qiankun Yang, Cheng Sheng, Jiteng Wu, Haibin
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Phonon lasers, as the counterpart of photonic lasers, have been intensively studied in a large variety of systems; however, (all) most of them are based on the directly coherent pumping. Intuitively, dissipation is unfavorable for lasing. Here, we experimentally demonstrate a mechanism of generating phonon lasing from the dissipative coupling in a ...
Sheng, Jieming Wang, Le Candini, Andrea Jiang, Wenrui Huang, Lianglong Xi, Bin Zhao, Jize Ge, Han Zhao, Nan Fu, Ying
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An interplay of geometrical frustration and strong quantum fluctuations in a spin-1/2 triangular-lattice antiferromagnet (TAF) can lead to exotic quantum states. Here, we report the neutron-scattering, magnetization, specific heat, and magnetocaloric studies of the recently discovered spin-1/2 TAF Na2BaCo(PO4)2, which can be described by a spin-1/2...
