Nature News highlights: 2 February 2017

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02 February 2017       nature news alert • Read Nature's news online • Subscribe to Nature Your weekly update from Nature's global news team.                       Nature Milestones: Antibodies  Nature Milestones: Antibodies chronicles the history of antibodies from their earliest description in antisera, their structure, generation and function, right through to their recent application in cancer immunotherapy. It also includes a timeline and a collection of seminal papers reproduced from Springer Nature.   Access the Milestone free online    Produced with support from: BioLegend  UCB          • Latest News               Trump immigration ban upends international work on disease ▶ 01 February 2017     The ensuing damage to scientific collaborations puts the United States at risk, researchers say. Read More ▶             Physicists propose football-pitch-sized quantum computer ▶ 01 February 2017     Blueprint outlines ambitious scheme to solve uncrackable problems using existing technology. Read More ▶             Science and the US Supreme Court: The cases to watch in 2017 ▶ 01 February 2017     Drug patents and environmental regulations feature in upcoming court cases as Trump nominates a justice. Read More ▶               • More Stories               US turmoil, oil pipelines and a treason arrest ▶ 01 February 2017     The week in science: 27 January–2 February 2017. Read More ▶             What it would take to reach the stars ▶ 01 February 2017     A wild plan is taking shape to visit the nearest planet outside our Solar System. Here's how we could get to Proxima b. Read More ▶             The developing world needs more than numbers ▶ 01 February 2017     Policymakers should read the contents of published papers and not just count them, says Dyna Rochmyaningsih. Read More ▶             Race to provide commercial weather data heats up ▶ 01 February 2017     A movement to privatize Earth-observing satellites is gaining ground. Read More ▶             Astronomers explore uses for AI-generated images ▶ 01 February 2017     Neural networks produce pictures to train image-recognition programs and scientific software. Read More ▶             Gene drives thwarted by emergence of resistant organisms ▶ 31 January 2017     Until this obstacle is overcome, the technology is unlikely to succeed in the wild. Read More ▶             How heat from the Sun can keep us all cool ▶ 31 January 2017     As demand for air conditioning climbs, some see a solution in the very thing that makes us sweat: the Sun. Read More ▶             Obama science adviser: Trump immigration ban 'an abomination' ▶ 30 January 2017     John Holdren worries that immigration restrictions could harm researchers' ability to collaborate across borders. Read More ▶             Meet the scientists affected by Trump's immigration ban ▶ 29 January 2017     Order barring citizens of seven countries from entering the United States has left many confused and afraid. Read More ▶             Trump agenda threatens US legacy of science diplomacy ▶ 27 January 2017     Concerns mount that the new US president will sideline science's role in international relations. Read More ▶             Swimming starfish, a departing dinosaur and a lot of ice ▶ 27 January 2017     The sharpest science shots from December and January, selected by Nature's photo team. Read More ▶             Researchers shocked at UK's plan to exit EU nuclear agency ▶ 27 January 2017     The United Kingdom's role in major fusion projects remains in limbo. Read More ▶                 nature.com webcasts Pixels to data: Quantitative cell biology using high-content imaging and analysis.   Date: Tuesday 28 February 2017   Time: 8AM PST, 11AM EST, 4PM GMT, 5PM CET   Register    Sponsor: PerkinElmer                  Inside View ▶ Advertisement Feature       Short and informative Q&As with leaders in science and technology.                 • Jobs           naturejobs.com Science jobs of the week       postdoctoral researcher     Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology            Postdoctoral Researcher (m / f)     University of Cologne            Department Chair – Biology     Nazarbayev University, Astana, Kazakhstan            Two Tenure-Track Faculty Positions     University of Saskatchewan Canada          No matter what your career stage, student, postdoc or senior scientist, you will find articles on naturejobs.com to help guide you in your science career. 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