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  • This Comment calls on scientists to acknowledge how insufficient communication and limited engagement beyond academia have deepened the divide between science and the public. Restoring trust requires a paradigm shift in which scientists accept that the responsibility to champion science lies with us. We propose a new model in which public communication and advocacy are considered as essential to our mission as rigor and reproducibility — critical not only for safeguarding science, but also for ensuring that its benefits reach all segments of the societies we serve.

    • Cory T. Miller
    • Michele A. Basso
    • Michael L. Platt
    Comments & Opinion
    Nature Neuroscience
    Volume: 28, P: 2169-2170

  • Although inputs and outputs that carry social signals are anatomically restricted to distinct subnuclear regions of the amygdala, social behaviours are not. This fact may be explained by the operation of multidimensional processing in parallel with subcircuits of genetically identical neurons that serve specialized and functionally dissociable functions.

    • Katalin M. Gothard
    Reviews
    Nature Reviews Neuroscience
    Volume: 21, P: 565-575