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Living World

Life’s a blur — but we don’t see it that way

Our brains manage to construct stable images even as our eyes keep darting around. Here’s what we know about how that happens. 

A satellite image shows how a decades-old fence erected between Finland and Norway affected Arctic vegetation by altering the movement of reindeer herds.
Food & Environment

Effects of a fence

A satellite image reveals how humans and their herds are changing the Arctic from the ground up

Conceptual image of a pair of centrioles, in 3-D.
Living World

The self-made beauty of the centriole

Cells build an elegant, symmetrical structure. How they do it is intriguing on its own, but recent insights could also help explain some developmental disorders.

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