Nature News highlights: 15 June 2017

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15 June 2017       nature news alert • Read Nature's news online • Subscribe to Nature Your weekly update from Nature's global news team.                         • Latest News               Eye-opening picture of fetal immune system emerges ▶ 14 June 2017     Human fetuses have an immune system that acts differently from the adult version. Read More ▶             The 'time machine' reconstructing ancient Venice's social networks ▶ 14 June 2017     Machine-learning project will analyse 1,000 years of maps and manuscripts from the floating city's golden age. Read More ▶             Plutonium accident, ancient amber and a call to climate scientists ▶ 14 June 2017     The week in science: 9–15 June 2017. Read More ▶                     • More Stories               Let Trump claim a better deal on climate ▶ 14 June 2017     If we can stomach it, a 'renegotiation' of the Paris Agreement could help us all, says Elliot Diringer. Read More ▶             US mental-health agency's push for basic research has slashed support for clinical trials ▶ 13 June 2017     Analysis reveals that the number of clinical trials funded by the National Institute of Mental Health has fallen by 45% since the agency began to focus on the biological roots of disease. Read More ▶             Resistance to last-ditch antibiotic has spread farther than anticipated ▶ 12 June 2017     Emergence of colistin resistance in farm animals around the world takes researchers by surprise. Read More ▶             Bats are global reservoir for deadly coronaviruses ▶ 12 June 2017     Finding could help researchers to better predict where these viruses are likely to make the jump from animals to people. Read More ▶             Ecologists warn of Japanese badger cull 'crisis' ▶ 09 June 2017     Population crash feared amid a fad for badger meat. Read More ▶             Shining a light on the dark corners of the web ▶ 09 June 2017     Cybercrime researcher Gianluca Stringhini explains how he studies hate speech and fake news on the underground network 4chan. Read More ▶             UK scientists hope for softened Brexit after shock election result ▶ 09 June 2017     Conservative party loses majority but aims to form government. Read More ▶             NIH scraps plans for cap on research grants ▶ 08 June 2017     Agency plans to set up a separate fund for early- to mid-career investigators to help lower average age of NIH grantees. Read More ▶             Text-mining tool seeks out 'hidden data' ▶ 08 June 2017     Wide-Open checks that the data sets underlying published studies are made freely available. Read More ▶             United States revives space-policy council after 24-year absence ▶ 07 June 2017     US vice-president to head group overseeing civilian and military space activities. Read More ▶             Physicists have finally created a 2D magnet ▶ 07 June 2017     Just one atom thick, the magnet will allow researchers to perform previously impossible experiments. Read More ▶             Oldest Homo sapiens fossil claim rewrites our species' history ▶ 07 June 2017     Remains from Morocco dated to 315,000 years ago push back our species' origins by 100,000 years — and suggest we didn't evolve only in East Africa. Read More ▶                 Springer Nature presents a custom webcast on: Autophagy Machinery Regulates Cell Death Switching - New Insights with Proximity Ligation Assays Date: Wednesday, June 21, 2017 Time: 9AM CST | 10AM JST | 11AM AEST| 1PM NZST Register for FREE Sponsored by: MilliporeSigma in U.S., Merck in ROW           Collection: Nature Research Tech Collection The Nature Research Tech Collection is the home for life-science technology from across the Nature Research portfolio. 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