Nature News highlights: 07 July 2016

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07 July 2016       nature news alert • Read Nature's news online • Subscribe to Nature Your weekly update from Nature's global news team.               • Latest News               Dead X-ray satellite reveals galaxy cluster surprise ▶ 06 July 2016     A fortuitous observation by Japan's Hitomi probe shows the calm centre of the Perseus cluster. Read More ▶             Wellcome Trust launches open-access publishing venture ▶ 06 July 2016     The charity hopes other funders will follow a similar model. Read More ▶             The week in science: 1–7 July 2016 ▶ 06 July 2016     Chemist killed on Mexican university campus; Juno craft reaches Jupiter orbit; and Nobel laureates defend genetically modified organisms. Read More ▶               • More Stories               CubeSats set for deep space — if they can hitch a ride ▶ 06 July 2016     Shoebox-sized craft face a wait to be propelled beyond Earth's orbit. Read More ▶             Obama's top scientist talks shrinking budgets, Donald Trump, and his biggest regret ▶ 06 July 2016     John Holdren tells Nature about the highs and lows of nearly eight years in the White House. Read More ▶             Back to the thesis ▶ 06 July 2016     Late nights, typos, self-doubt and despair. Three leading scientists dust off their theses, and reflect on what the PhD was like for them. Read More ▶             What's the point of the PhD thesis? ▶ 06 July 2016     Doctoral courses are slowly being modernized. Now the thesis and viva need to catch up. Read More ▶             Zika raises profile of more common birth-defect virus ▶ 05 July 2016     Cytomegalovirus is a much greater global problem than Zika. Read More ▶             Men cite themselves more than women do ▶ 05 July 2016     The apparent trend has been on the rise over the past two decades. Read More ▶             Find the time to discuss new bioweapons ▶ 05 July 2016     The Biological Weapons Convention needs to take the assessment of emerging scientific dangers more seriously, argues Malcolm Dando. Read More ▶             Juno becomes first spacecraft to visit Jupiter in 21 years ▶ 05 July 2016     NASA mission will study the gas giant's origin and evolution. Read More ▶             'Glass floor' persists in UK research ▶ 01 July 2016     Scientists from low-income backgrounds face barrier to entry, but no pay discrimination. Read More ▶             Brexit and science: Seven days later ▶ 01 July 2016     A week on from the vote, reassurance, rage and racism all feature. Read More ▶             Biomedical researchers lax about validating antibodies for experiments ▶ 30 June 2016     Failure to test common research component could undermine reproducibility of results. Read More ▶             Antarctic ozone hole is on the mend ▶ 30 June 2016     Global regulation of chlorine compounds is giving the atmosphere time to heal, even as volcanic eruptions interfere. Read More ▶                 Open for Submissions A new open access, multi- and interdisciplinary journal dedicated to publishing the highest quality papers on aging and age-related diseases, the journal is now open for submissions. 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