A new study finds that dominant baboons, compared to lower-ranked individuals, experience shorter and more fragmented sleep at night because their greater social influence and proximity to others increase night-time disturbances.

The battle between ant hosts and their social parasites is strongly influenced by climate. Temperature and humidity shape how the ants behave, communicate, and even evolve – while host and parasite respond with very different genetic strategies. These are the findings of two recent studies in which researchers at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz and the Senckenberg Biodiversity and Climate Research Centre combined behavioral experiments with state-of-the-art genomic analyses.

A new study published in Chinese Neurosurgical Journal by researchers in Nepal and Turkey reveals how social media has become a powerful force reshaping neurosurgical practice worldwide. Platforms like Neurosurgery Cocktail now facilitate real-time case consultation, global mentorship, academic collaboration, and rapid knowledge exchange. The findings highlight both the transformative potential and the challenges of digital engagement in modern neurosurgery.