Visual gamma stimulation induces 40 Hz neural oscillations in the human hippocampus and alters phase synchrony and lag - Communications Biology A study using intracranial EEG suggests that visual gamma stimulation successfully entrains neural activity in the human hippocampus and affects both directional and nondirectional interactions betwee...

"Visual gamma stimulation induces 40 Hz neural oscillations in the human hippocampus and alters phase synchrony and lag"

in #CommunicationsBiology

#iEEG

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Orangutans learn how to build beds by ‘peering’ at others

#Primates
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#CommunicationsBiology have finally done right by our work and published the correct version of our article!
Press Release here:

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Our recent publication in #CommunicationsBiology was published in error before production actioned corrections 🤦‍♀️
I’ve now received 3 more proofs, still with errors!!
For a #nature journal you expect a more competent production team.
#GWYPF?

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Female Bonobos Work Together to Rule the Troops — Manuela Hoelterhoff In mammalian social groups males tend to dominate, but among one of our closest relatives – the bonobo – it’s females who have the upper hand. Primatologists believe the ladies get and maintain power ...

In mammalian social groups, males tend to dominate, but among one of our closest relatives – the bonobo – it’s females who have the upper hand. #bonobos #matriarchy #CommunicationsBiology #animalbehavior #evolution #primatology
www.manuelahoelterhoff.com/home/2025/5/...

Inspiring scientific wonder, curiosity and critical thinking in young minds: an interview with Audrey Dussutour Communications Biology - Audrey Dussutour is a Research Director at the National Center for Scientific Research (Toulouse, France), specializing in the adaptive behaviors of ants and slime molds....

I was recently interviewed for Communications Biology by Benjamin Bessières 🫶.
We talked about ants, slime mold, science outreach and ...doing research on a tight budget...
#ScienceCommunication #Education #CommunicationsBiology

Phased chromosome-level genome provides insights into the molecular adaptation for migratory lifestyle and population diversity for Pacific saury, Cololabis saira - Communications Biology Phased chromosome-level genome provides insights into the molecular adaptation for enduring and extensive migratory lifestyle and population diversity for Pacific saury.

Phased chromosome-level genome provides insights into the molecular adaptation for migratory lifestyle and population diversity for Pacific saury, Cololabis saira. #PacificSaury #ChromosomeLevelAssembly #PhasedChromosomes #Genomics #CommunicationsBiology 🧬🖥️
www.nature.com/articles/s42...

I’m excited to share our collaborative work focusing on the multiomics landscape of #Aspergillus-Klebsiella interactions, published in #CommunicationsBiology. It was a lot of fun to explore how fungi and bacteria respond to each other.
Paper: www.nature.com/articles/s42...

Cross-comparison of gut metagenomic profiling strategies - Communications Biology Evaluation of metagenomic methods for gut microbiome profiling using dog stool and microbial standards, leading to the development of minitax tool. Optimal wetlab and analysis pipelines are recommende...

Cross-comparison of gut metagenomic profiling strategies. #GutMetagenomics #MetagenomicMethods #CommunicationsBiology
www.nature.com/articles/s42...

Neolithic plague bacterium did not cause mass mortality Study by the Collaborative Research Centre 1266 ‘Scales of Transformation‘ shows possible infection paths of Yersinia pestis 5000 years ago.

A new study led by #ClusterROOTS members Ben Krause-Kyora and Almut Nebel shows that the #Neolithic #plague bacterium did not cause mass mortality. It also shows possible infection paths of #Yersiniapestis 5000 years ago. The study has been published in #communicationsbiology.
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RNA-Seq reveals that Pseudomonas aeruginosamounts growth medium-dependent competitive responses when sensing diffusible cues from Burkholderia cenocepacia

#CommunicationsBiology by Anne Leinweber et al from @rkmicrobes.bsky.social

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