Science - USA (2022-05-06)

INSIGHTS

PERSPECTIVES

574 Using genomics to fight extinction

Quantifying fitness of wild organisms from

genomic data alone is a challenging frontier

By C. E. Grueber and P. Sunnucks

REPORT p. 635

575 Giving entangled photons

new colors

A fiber-based modulator shifts photon

frequency while preserving quantum

correlations By A. V. Sokolov

REPORT p. 621

577 Groundwater under

Antarctica goes deep

A vast fossil seawater reservoir

has been found beneath the

West Antarctic Ice Sheet By W. Chu

REPORT p. 640

578 Sunscreens threaten coral survival

Oxybenzone-based sunscreens are

increasing the mortality rates of stressed

corals By C. M. Hansel

REPORT p. 644

FEATURES

570 Taught to the test

AI software clears high hurdles on

IQ tests but still makes dumb mistakes.

Can better benchmarks help?

By M. Hutson

ILLUSTRATION: JASON SOLO/THE JACKY WINTER GROUP

SCIENCE science.org

NEWS

IN BRIEF

558 News at a glance

IN DEPTH

562 Bids for Anthropocene’s

‘golden spike’ emerge

Sites compete to mark global

changes of the 1950s and define new

geological age B y P. Vo o s e n

PODCAST

563 Census aims for better

U.S. statistical portrait

Agency wants to retool its surveys and

decennial census to improve efficiency and

generate better data By J. Mervis

565 Doubt cast on inflammation’s

stop signals

Critics challenge data underpinning

“resolution immunology,” triggering

university probes By G. Sinha

567 Germany weighs whether culling

excess lab animals is a crime

As prosecutors evaluate complaints from

animal rights groups, labs try to reduce

surplus By H. Feldwisch-Drentrup

568 Balloon detects first signs of

‘sound tunnel’ in the sky

Atmospheric analog to ocean’s acoustic

channel could be used to monitor eruptions

and bombs By Z. Savitsky

579 Rapid response modeling of

SARS-CoV-2 transmission

What can modelers learn from recent history

to help prepare for the next pandemic?

By J. Zelner and M. Eisenberg

RESEARCH ARTICLE P. 596

581 Bacterial species rarely

work together

Competition is prevalent and could be

harnessed as an alternative to antibiotics

By J. D. Palmer and K. R. Foster

POLICY FORUM

583 Save the Mekong Delta from

drowning

Policy must address drivers, not just

symptoms, of subsidence

By G. M. Kondolf et al.

BOOKS E T A L.

586 The changing story of seafood

New technology, new markets,

and better policy are improving

fisheries and aquaculture

By O. P. Jensen

587 Hidden influences

Beliefs about the vital roles played by spirits

and gods have long been underappreciated,

argues an anthropologist By J. Spencer

LETTERS

588 Tree planting goals must

account for wildfires

By A. B. Leverkus et al.

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