Animals are being used for experiments in order to improve cures for people. These experiments reached to top level in 20th century. At the same time, number of people against animal experiments increased also in 20th century. Alternative methods to animal testing emerged in 1970s, too. Today, there are ongoing national and international research and policy efforts to develop alternatives …

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It’s the ultimate form of solar power: eat a plant, become photosynthetic. Now researchers have found how one animal does just that. The mechanism of gene acquisition should be investigated and it is so interesting to see this. Elysia chlorotica is a lurid green sea slug, with a gelatinous leaf-shaped body, that lives along the Atlantic seaboard of the US. …

For the first issue of the new decade, Nature asked a selection of leading researchers and policy-makers where their fields will be ten years from now. We invited them to identify the key questions their disciplines face, the major roadblocks and the pressing next steps. It is really interesting, you may want to read to get insight about future studies. …

It is so interesting that a team of scientists has succeeded in putting an object large enough to be visible to the naked eye into a mixed quantum state of moving and not moving. Largest ever object put into quantum state. Hands in motion (hands have motion blur) doing a drum roll on an old brass snare drum. A quantum …