1、1466 30 SEPTEMBER 2016 VOL 353 ISSUE 6307sciencemag.org SCIENCE30 SEPTEMBER 2016 VOLUME 353 ISSUE 6307CONTENTS1484Predicting crime hot spots NEWSIN BRIEF1474 News at a glanceIN DEPTH 1477 DEEP SPACE NETWORK GLITCHES WORRY SCIENTISTSNASAs aging radio antennas have faced years of budget cuts By P.Voos
2、en1478 WILL NOBEL PRIZE OVERLOOK LIGOS MASTER BUILDER?Barry Barish assembled the gravitational wave detectors By A.Cho1480 CANADA AIMS TO REWRITE ENVIRONMENTAL LAWScientists urge government to tighten project reviews By L.Evans Ogden1481 A LIFELINE FOR GREEK SCIENCEOR LIVING ON BORROWED TIME?New fou
3、ndation will fund peer-reviewed grants,but crisis persists By E.Stokstad1482 ROSETTA ENDS 2-YEAR COMET MISSION WITH FINAL DESCENTFluffy particles indicate that 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko was born gently from flocks of pebbles By D.Clery1483 FOSSIL FISHES CHALLENGE URBAN LEGEND OF EVOLUTIONGenome dupl
4、ications,thought to power evolutionary radiations,cant explain explosion of fishes By E.PennisiINSIGHTSPERSPECTIVES 1492 DETECTING STRUCTURE IN A PROTOSTELLAR DISKSpiral structure may provide clues about the early stages of star and planet formation By K.Rice REPORT P.15191494 A LATITUDINAL GRADIENT
5、 FOR GENETIC DIVERSITYWithin-species diversity of amphibians and terrestrial mammals is highest in the tropics By H.M.Pereira REPORT P.15321495 CONSTRAINING LITHOSPHERIC FLOWGeophysical data help to determine the viscosity of Earths crust and upper mantle By B.J.P.Kaus REPORT P.15151496 SOCIAL MEMOR
6、Y GOES VIRALA precisely mapped brain network discriminates and remembers friends and strangers By K.Saxena and R.G.M.Morris REPORT P.15361498 IMMUNE RECEPTOR FOR PATHOGENIC a-SYNUCLEINAn immune protein facilitates neuronal uptake of a Parkinsons diseaseassociated protein By M.Jucker and M.Heikenwald
7、er RESEARCH ARTICLE P.15131499 BEE HAPPYBumblebees show decision-making that reflects emotion-like states By M.T.Mendl and E.S.Paul REPORT P.15291501 JAMES W.CRONIN(19312016)A Nobel laureate raised the profile of physics worldwide By A.A.WatsonPOLICY FORUM 1502 GROWING PAINS FOR GLOBALMONITORING OF
8、SOCIETAL EVENTSAutomated event coding raises promise and concerns By W.Wang et al.PODCASTBOOKS ET AL.1504 RETHINKING THE ARROW OF TIMECiting shortcomings in Eddingtons theory,a physicist proposes a new explanation for the existence of“now”By L.Jardine-Wright1505 LEVELING UPAdvocates aim to stimulate
9、 renewed interest in a hierarchical theory of evolution By B.AutzenLETTERS 1506 SCIENTISTS STAND WITHSTANDING ROCKBy S.R.Januchowski-Hartley et al.1506 BUILD HABITATS,NOT FENCES,FOR CARIBOU By G.Proulx and R.A.Powell1507 ILLEGAL WILDLIFE TRADE:LOOK TO THE ELEPHANTSBy G.Wittemyer1507 ERRATAFEATURES 1
10、484 CRIME FORECASTERSPolice are turning to big data and algorithms to stop crime before ithappens.But how biased is predictive policingand does it even work?By M.Hvistendahl1488 THE BIGGEST EARIt will take one more burst of ingenuity to get Chinas massive radio telescope to live up to its promise By
11、 D.Normile VIDEO1483Published by AAAS on October 7,2016http:/science.sciencemag.org/Downloaded from 30 SEPTEMBER 2016 VOL 353 ISSUE 6307 1467SCIENCE sciencemag.org1514Tumor epigenetics1494&1532Mapping genetic diversity Science Staff.1470AAAS News&Notes.1508New Products.1561Science Careers.1562DEPART
12、MENTS1473 EDITORIAL The boldness of philanthropistsBy David Baltimore1586 WORKING LIFEDoing science while black By Edward J.SmithRESEARCHIN BRIEF 1509 From Science and other journalsREVIEW1512 ADDITIVE MANUFACTUREMultiprocess 3D printing for increasing component functionality E.MacDonald and R.Wicke
13、rREVIEW SUMMARY;FOR FULL TEXT:dx.doi.org/10.1126/science.aaf2093RESEARCH ARTICLES 1513 NEURODEGENERATIONPathological a-synuclein transmission initiated by binding lymphocyte-activation gene 3 X.Mao et al.RESEARCH ARTICLE SUMMARY;FOR FULL TEXT:dx.doi.org/10.1126/science.aah3374 PERSPECTIVE P.14981514
14、 CANCERThe linker histone H1.0 generates epigenetic and functional intratumor heterogeneity C.Morales Torres et al.RESEARCH ARTICLE SUMMARY;FOR FULL TEXT:dx.doi.org/10.1126/science.aaf1644 REPORTS 1515 GEOPHYSICSHigh-resolution lithosphere viscosity and dynamics revealed by magnetotelluric imaging L
15、.Liu and D.Hasterok PERSPECTIVE P.14951519 PROTOPLANETARY DISKSSpiral density waves in a young protoplanetary disk L.M.Prez et al.PERSPECTIVE P.1492GRAPHENE1522 Electron optics with p-n junctions in ballistic graphene S.Chen et al.1526 Ballistic miniband conduction in a graphene superlattice M.Lee e
16、t al.1529 COGNITIONUnexpected rewards induce dopamine-dependent positive emotionlike state changes in bumblebees C.J.Perry et al.PERSPECTIVE P.14991532 BIODIVERSITYAn Anthropocene map of genetic diversity A.Miraldo et al.PERSPECTIVE P.14941536 SOCIAL MEMORYVentral CA1 neurons store social memory T.Okuyama et al.PERSPECTIVE P.14961541 VIROLOGYMAVS-dependent host species range and pathogenicity of human hepatitis A virus A.Hirai-Yuki et al.1545 ENHANCER FUNCTIONHigh-resolution interrogation of fun