18NOVEMBER2016•VOL354ISSUE6314803SCIENCEsciencemag.org18NOVEMBER2016•VOLUME354•ISSUE6314CONTENTS822TelltalecrystalsNEWSINBRIEF808NewsataglanceINDEPTH811SCIENTISTSSTARTTOPARSEATRUMPPRESIDENCYFearsforclimateandsocialscienceresearch,hopesforinfrastructureboostByJ.Mervis813ANEWEVOLUTIONARYCLASSICAtleastadozentimes,rovebeetlesindependentlyevolvedtheabilitytoinvadeandstealfromarmyantnestsByE.Pennisi814JAPANREBOOTSX-RAYPROBE—ANDMISSIONMANAGEMENTAfteraseriesofmissionfailures,Japan’sspacescienceagencyaimstooverhaullaxoversightByD.Normile815NONEEDTOAPPLY,DUTCHSCIENCEACADEMYTELLSMENTwospecialelectionsseektoaddressgenderimbalancebyadmittingonlywomenByM.Enserink816ENGINEEREDCROPSCOULDHAVEITMADEINTHESHADEModifiedtobaccoplantsquicklyspeedupphotosynthesiswhenbrightlightdims,boostingyieldsByE.Stokstad▶RESEARCHARTICLEP.857;VIDEOINSIGHTSBOOKSETAL.826WHERESCIENCEMEETSARTScientificmethodsinformconservationeffortsinthequesttopreserveculturalheritageByR.PloegerandA.ShugarPERSPECTIVES829PLANTMETABOLONSASSEMBLEDONDEMANDProteinsinteractatanintracellularmembranetoformdynamicmetabolonsthatincreasemetabolicfluxByM.DastmalchiandP.J.Facchini▶REPORTP.890830FIXINGCARBON,UNNATURALLYAsyntheticenzymaticpathwayismoreenergyefficientthannaturalaerobiccarbonfixationpathwaysByF.GongandY.Li▶REPORTP.900832LIGHT-SENSINGPHYTOCHROMESFEELTHEHEATPlantphytochromeactivityisgovernednotjustbylight,butalsobyprevailingtemperatureByK.J.HallidayandS.J.Davis▶REPORTSPP.886&897833NEURALCIRCUITRYGETSREWIREDFormerparasympatheticinnervationsoforgansarenowclaimedsympatheticByI.Adameyko▶REPORTP.893835DIAMONDDEFECTSCOOPERATEVIALIGHTSilicon-vacancycentersindiamondshowsingle-photonswitchingandsuperradianceByR.Hanson▶RESEARCHARTICLEP.847836REVEALINGTHEDYNAMICSOFALARGEIMPACTDrillingintotheChicxulubcraterprovidesconstraintsonhowitformedByP.Barton▶REPORTP.878FEATURES817SHAKINGUPTHETREEOFLIFEHybridsareturningupeverywhere,blurringspecieslinesByE.Pennisi818AshortcuttoaspeciesByE.Pennisi▶PODCAST822CRYSTALCLOCKSHowsmudgedcry...
