Nature News highlights: 15 September 2016

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15 September 2016       nature news alert • Read Nature's news online • Subscribe to Nature Your weekly update from Nature's global news team.               High Titer Purified Lentivirus (Guaranteed >10^8 TU/ml) Fast turnaround 70+ lentiviral vectors Available for CRISPR, ORF cDNA, Promoter, shRNA, miRNA Learn more >>         Immune Profiling in Health and Disease Presented by: Adaptive Biotechnologies | Nature Immunology | Nature Medicine | Nature Biotechnology | Nature Genetics October 3-5, 2016 | Bell Harbor International Conference Center, Seattle, WA, USA Register now!       • Latest News               Detailed map shows Milky Way bigger than we thought ▶ 14 September 2016     First results from Gaia probe also seem to solve old controversy over Pleiades cluster. Read More ▶             Google's speech machine, Lasker awards and Obama's parasite ▶ 14 September 2016     The week in science: 9–15 September 2016 Read More ▶             No safe haven for polar bears in warming Arctic ▶ 14 September 2016     Sea-ice retreat is affecting every one of the endangered species' refuges. Read More ▶               • More Stories               The office experiment: Can science build the perfect workspace? ▶ 14 September 2016     Windows, desks and employees are being wired up in a quest to create healthy, evidence-based environments. Read More ▶             Brazil ratification pushes Paris climate deal one step closer ▶ 14 September 2016     Country joins top emitters United States and China in joining the agreement this month. Read More ▶             Mystery deportation of particle physicist leads to swell of protest ▶ 14 September 2016     Adlène Hicheur's ejection from Brazil to France remains unexplained. Read More ▶             Medical Nobel prize committee deals with surgical scandal ▶ 14 September 2016     Panel rocked by investigations into surgeon — but its credibility stays intact. Read More ▶             Illusory fears must not stifle chimaera research ▶ 13 September 2016     Human–animal embryos have great biomedical potential — but scientists will have to quell public alarm if funding for such work is restored, says Insoo Hyun. Read More ▶             Secrets of life in the soil ▶ 13 September 2016     Diana Wall has built a career on overturning assumptions about underground ecosystems. Now she is seeking to protect this endangered world. Read More ▶             Ebola virus lingers longer than scientists thought ▶ 13 September 2016     Long-term tracking of people who beat the virus reveal its remarkable longevity in the human body. Read More ▶             Why scientists must share their research code ▶ 13 September 2016     'Reproducibility editor' Victoria Stodden explains the growing movement to make code and data available to others. Read More ▶             Virus pumps up male muscles — in mice ▶ 12 September 2016     A virus that influences the development of the placenta in mammals could also help to explain male animals' physiques. Read More ▶             Moscow monument proposed to immortalize peer review ▶ 12 September 2016     Sociologist hopes to raise cash to carve concrete sculpture. Read More ▶             Moon's pull can trigger big earthquakes ▶ 12 September 2016     Geologic strain of tides during full and new moons could increase magnitude of tremors. Read More ▶             Reactor shutdown threatens world's medical-isotope supply ▶ 12 September 2016     Canada's Chalk River reactor, which makes large amounts of technetium-99m, will end production next month. 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