Tianyu Ren

A cancer cell is like a stubborn lock that changes its keys as you try to pick it. The drug acts as a lockpick, but the cell quickly finds a way to keep it out. In a new study, scientists built a computer model that mimics how cancer cells behave with various genetic glitches.

A weaver sits at her loom, her hands moving in a rhythm that cannot be predicted in advance. The threads converge and diverge, forming a pattern that seems random yet follows strict rules.