The latest issue of SCIENCE magazine is here people. For those who have emailed me before to request for last month's issue, just sit back and wait for this copy to arrive. For those who are interested to join the reading club this month, just drop your email address here or email me at jehan4oct@yahoo.com. This months's issue is an interesting one (as usual) especially for the geneticist out there. Oh again, you dont have to be an academician/scientists to be eligible to receive this. All are welcome. Enjoy!
About the coverCOVER Honey bees (Apis mellifera), here shown on a honeycomb, form complex societies and interact with one another by means of stereotyped social behaviors. A special section beginning on page 891 explores what genetic approaches have taught us about behavior in bees and other species, including humans. Image: Don Farrall, Getty Images
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