📰 Nature 2020: all accepted papers

3,514 papers · page 20 of 36 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2020

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1901. New polio vaccine poised to get emergency WHO approval ↗Aisling Irwin5 citations
1902. On the 50th Earth Day, take collective action for the planet ↗Emma Marris5 citations
1903. Pain-sensing neurons mobilize blood stem cells from bone marrow ↗Anastasia N. Tikhonova, Iannis Aifantis5 citations
1904. Probing fine-scale connections in the brain ↗Esther Wei-Yun Landhuis5 citations
1905. Row over Africa’s largest dam in danger of escalating, warn scientists ↗Antoaneta Roussi5 citations
1906. Scientists baffled by decision to stop a pioneering coronavirus testing project ↗Amy Maxmen5 citations
1907. Social media are fuelling the Amazon’s destruction ↗Charles Davis, Goia de Mattos Lyra, Caio Frederico e Silva et al.5 citations
1908. Social media sows consensus in disturbance ecology ↗Emily B. Graham, Stefan Krause5 citations
1909. Strengthening society with contraception ↗Emily Sohn5 citations
1910. Techniques converge to map the developing human heart at single-cell level ↗Ragini Phansalkar, Kristy Red‐Horse5 citations
1911. The R0 journey: from 1950s malaria to COVID-19 ↗Jake Baum, Geoffrey Pasvol, Richard Carter5 citations
1912. The pandemic is challenging China’s breakneck race to the top of science ↗David Cyranoski5 citations
1913. The robot recruits in China’s health-care system ↗Sarah O’Meara5 citations
1914. This pandemic is not an extended sabbatical ↗Daphne S. Ling5 citations
1915. Three extraordinary women run the gauntlet of science — a documentary ↗Alexandra Witze5 citations
1916. Time to invest in global resilience ↗Jim A. Harris, David Denyer, Simon Harwood et al.5 citations
1917. To set coronavirus policy, model lives and livelihoods in lockstep ↗Andy Haldane5 citations
1918. Tracking inequalities in education around the globe ↗Monica J. Grant5 citations
1919. Untapped potential: More US labs could be providing tests for coronavirus ↗Amy Maxmen5 citations
1920. Wear your mask, but think about deaf students ↗Olivier Pourret, Élodie Saillet5 citations
1921. Who are science’s frequent flyers? Climate researchers ↗Emiliano Rodríguez Mega5 citations
1922. Why more coronavirus testing won’t automatically help the hardest hit ↗Amy Maxmen5 citations
1923. Why the World Bank ex-chief is on a mission to end coronavirus transmission ↗Amy Maxmen5 citations
1924. Writing the perfect recommendation letter ↗Andy Kah Ping Tay5 citations
1925. Wuhan scientists: What it’s like to be on lockdown ↗David Cyranoski, Andrew L. Silver5 citations
1926. ‘No one is allowed to go out’: your stories from the coronavirus outbreak ↗Emma Stoye5 citations
1927. A receptor that lets dementia-associated tau proteins into neurons ↗Katrin Deinhardt4 citations
1928. A screen of brain organoids to study neurodevelopmental disease ↗Adriana Cherskov, Nenad Šestan4 citations
1929. A self-activating orphan receptor ↗Brian Krumm, Bryan L. Roth4 citations
1930. Addendum: A lysosomal switch triggers proteostasis renewal in the immortal C. elegans germ lineage ↗Jerome F Goudeau, Madhuja Samaddar, K. Adam Bohnert et al.4 citations
1931. Ahead of the curve in the evolution of human feet ↗Glen A. Lichtwark, Luke A. Kelly4 citations
1932. Alexa, do science! Voice-activated assistants hit the lab bench ↗Jeffrey M. Perkel4 citations
1933. An umbrella approach to test lung cancer therapies ↗Alexander Edward Dela Cruz Drilon, Matthew David Hellmann4 citations
1934. Arthur Ashkin (1922–2020) ↗Steven Chu4 citations
1935. Behind the scenes in the biosafety office ↗Kendall Powell4 citations
1936. Better birth control ↗Elizabeth Svoboda4 citations
1937. Brain rhythms that help us to detect borders ↗Hugo J. Spiers4 citations
1938. COVID-19: save lives with open intellectual-property licences ↗Jorge L. Contreras, Michael B. Eisen, Diane M. Peters4 citations
1939. CRISPR tool scales up to interrogate a huge line-up of viral suspects ↗Gregory A. Storch4 citations
1940. Caspase-8 protein cuts a brake on immune defences ↗Igor E. Brodsky4 citations
1941. China set to retrieve first Moon rocks in 40 years ↗Smriti Mallapaty4 citations
1942. Climate action and poverty alleviation must go hand-in-hand ↗4 citations
1943. Contact-tracing apps: contested answers to ethical questions ↗Matthias Braun, Patrik Hummel4 citations
1944. Coronavirus fears cancel world’s biggest physics meeting ↗Davide Castelvecchi4 citations
1945. DNA-binding proteins meet their mismatch ↗Kale Kundert, James S. Fraser4 citations
1946. Evolution of circuits for machine learning ↗Cyrus F. Hirjibehedin4 citations
1947. Five tips for boosting diversity on campus ↗Danielle McCullough, Ruth Gotian4 citations
1948. Genetic variability of memory performance is explained by differences in the brain’s thalamus ↗Michael M. Halassa4 citations
1949. German science on the world stage: visualized ↗4 citations
1950. Grant lottery: don’t stall ideas and careers ↗Howard Vindin4 citations
1951. Has Twitter just had its saddest fortnight ever? ↗Giuliana A. Viglione4 citations
1952. Heat and coronavirus can be twin killers ↗Timon McPhearson, Ahmed Mustafà, Luis Ortiz4 citations
1953. How Germany retains one of the world’s strongest research reputations ↗Hristio Boytchev4 citations
1954. How cancer invasion takes shape ↗Karolina Punovuori, Sara A. Wickström4 citations
1955. How lactate links cannabis to social behaviour ↗Pierre Julius Magistretti4 citations
1956. How quickly does the Wuhan virus spread? ↗Nicky Phillips, Smriti Mallapaty, David Cyranoski4 citations
1957. How scientific societies are weathering the pandemic’s financial storm ↗Diana Kwon4 citations
1958. How scientists can help lawyers on climate action ↗Dennis Van Berkel4 citations
1959. How the coronavirus pandemic is changing virtual science communication ↗Nikki Forrester4 citations
1960. How the flame lily synthesizes a therapeutic natural product ↗Jing‐Ke Weng4 citations
1961. Hundreds of Israel’s archaeological sites are vanishing under concrete ↗Josie Glausiusz4 citations
1962. Innovative plant breeding could deliver crop revolution ↗Sven Anders, Ashwani Pareek, Sneh Lata Singla-Pareek et al.4 citations
1963. International regulations have paused a jet-stream shift in the Southern Hemisphere ↗Alexey Yu. Karpechko4 citations
1964. Is lightning striking the Arctic more than ever before? ↗Alexandra Witze4 citations
1965. Leveraging change: the power of peer pressure ↗Thomas M. Dietz4 citations
1966. Light-activated neurons deep in the brain control body heat ↗Gary J. Schwartz4 citations
1967. Locust alarm, scientific rigour and a debate over risky disease experiments ↗4 citations
1968. Meet the engineer behind China’s first robot-run coronavirus ward ↗Sarah O’Meara4 citations
1969. Mountain height might be controlled by tectonic force, rather than erosion ↗Kelin Wang4 citations
1970. My lab is closed to me because of the coronavirus. Here’s how I’m planning to stay productive ↗Lei Su4 citations
1971. Myanmar amber fossils: a legal as well as ethical quagmire ↗Paul M. Barrett, Zerina Johanson4 citations
1972. NASA ‘fist bumps’ an asteroid to reveal Solar System’s secrets ↗Alexandra Witze4 citations
1973. Panicking about societal collapse? Plunder the bookshelves ↗Laura Spinney4 citations
1974. Phase transformations observed at the interfaces between crystalline grains in pure metals ↗Eugen Rabkin4 citations
1975. Plan now to speed vaccine supply for future pandemics ↗Kate Bingham4 citations
1976. Plant vesicles inspire methods to protect crops ↗Roxanne Khamsi4 citations
1977. Publishers launch joint effort to tackle altered images in research papers ↗Richard Van Noorden4 citations
1978. Quantum matter orbits Earth ↗Maike Diana Lachmann, Ernst Maria Rasel4 citations
1979. Regenerative medicine could pave the way to treating baldness ↗Leo L. Wang, George Cotsarelis4 citations
1980. Researchers: show world leaders how to behave in a crisis ↗4 citations
1981. Reversal of biological clock restores vision in old mice ↗Heidi K. Ledford4 citations
1982. Satellite megaclusters could fox night-time migrations ↗Chris J. Lintott, Paul R. Lintott4 citations
1983. Scathing COVID-19 book from Lancet editor — rushed but useful ↗Stephen Buranyi4 citations
1984. Scientists are harnessing viruses to treat tumours ↗Carolyn Brown4 citations
1985. Scientists question China’s decision not to report symptom-free coronavirus cases ↗David Cyranoski4 citations
1986. Scientists strongly back Joe Biden for US president in Nature poll ↗Giuliana A. Viglione4 citations
1987. Scientists’ worlds will shrink in the wake of the pandemic ↗Smriti Mallapaty4 citations
1988. Screams on a Zoom call: the theory of homeworking with kids meets reality ↗Anne‐Laure Mahul‐Mellier4 citations
1989. Should virus-naming rules change during a pandemic? The question divides virologists ↗Smriti Mallapaty4 citations
1990. Sight restored by turning back the epigenetic clock ↗Andrew D. Huberman4 citations
1991. Snakebite steals millions of years of quality life in India ↗Carrie N. Arnold4 citations
1992. SpaceX’s astronaut launch is a boost for the International Space Station ↗4 citations
1993. Statistical dark arts endanger democracy — and life ↗Eric‐Jan Wagenmakers4 citations
1994. Super-precise CRISPR tool enhanced by enzyme engineering ↗Heidi K. Ledford4 citations
1995. Synchronized editing: the future of collaborative writing ↗Jeffrey M. Perkel4 citations
1996. Tech tools to make research more open and inclusive ↗Kendall Powell4 citations
1997. Temprian Therapeutics: developing a gene-based treatment for vitiligo ↗Charles Schmidt4 citations
1998. Ten work–life balance tips for researchers based at home during the pandemic ↗Lucy A. Taylor4 citations
1999. The art of infection prevention ↗Kristina Campbell4 citations
2000. The mathematician who helped to reshape physics ↗Davide Castelvecchi4 citations

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