Nature published author corrections for two papers, one on durable all-inorganic perovskite tandem photovoltaics and another on cooperation versus equality in public goods allocation. The corrections address errors or updates in the original research findings. These routine revisions matter for researchers who cite or build on the studies.

Tom Gauld, a cartoonist for New Scientist, visited an entomology department to meet researchers and observe their work with insects. The visit offers a playful, artistic perspective on scientific research and the people behind it.

The publisher has issued a correction for the article "Progressive plasticity during colorectal cancer metastasis," originally published in Nature. The notice addresses specific errors in the paper while indicating that the main conclusions remain unchanged. This is a routine update for researchers relying on the study's findings.

New Scientist's weekly column presents a set of new and intriguing scientific questions across various fields. It highlights current unknowns that researchers are exploring, from physics to biology.