Vol. I No. 1 October 2026
A perspective piece on reproducibility standards across computational science publishing.
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A short original-research piece modeling the ricochet dynamics of flat stones on water.
Summarizing a recent high-impact paper on a newly identified resistance mechanism in cancer cell lines.
A review of detection methods from radial velocity to transit photometry, and what's next for the field.
Coverage of a new field study tracking decade-long sediment shifts along the Connecticut River.
An argument for structural changes to how research credit is assigned to undergraduate contributors.
A behind-the-scenes look at the research group building machine-learning tools for genomics.
The inaugural issue is written by our editorial staff. Submissions open to the wider Wesleyan community in a future issue.
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