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2026 Issue 10 of PNAS Nexus is now available! Explore research on renewing the social contract for science; ancient Ecuadorian genomes and genetic continuity; deep learning without weight symmetry; and more. ow.ly/sYY45104xXa
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One of the most-viewed PNAS Nexus articles in the last week is “Ancient Ecuadorian genomes reveal millennia of genetic continuity on the Pacific Coast of South America.” Read now: ow.ly/lxU45105sRM
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A study of Israel’s ultra-Orthodox community, paired with global data, supports the idea that estimates of community norms are anchored to the opinions of the most ideologically committed members, even if such views are far from average. In PNAS Nexus: ow.ly/xyBt5105t2f
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Stuart et al. examine how civilianized safety practitioners affect crime and disorder in San Francisco. The study earned an Altmetric score of 27, driven by media attention.
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Stuart et al. examine how civilianized safety practitioners affect crime and disorder in San Francisco. The study earned an Altmetric score of 27, driven by media attention.
ow.ly/TO2Z5105s74
One of the most-discussed @PNASNews articles on Reddit last month was “A nose-to-brain circuit underlies anxiety regulation by nasal afferent frequency in mice.” Explore the article: ow.ly/v2zJ51056lJ
