In a Perspective piece in a July issue of Science magazine, Professor Roman Stocker and graduate student Mack Durham describe different methods of marine microbe motility and the possible advantages conferred on the microbes by these methods. “Tumbling for Stealth?” provide perspective on another research team’s discovery that the “synchronization of the flagella in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii governs the movement of this green alga through water, a key determinant of its ecological fitness.” Read more.