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3,514 papers · page 23 of 36 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2020

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  1. Pluto’s dark side spills its secrets — including hints of a hidden ocean ↗Shannon Hall2 citations
  2. Prospects for life on Venus fade — but aren’t dead yet ↗Alexandra Witze2 citations
  3. Pulling carbon from the sky is necessary but not sufficient ↗2 citations
  4. Quantum fluctuations have been shown to affect macroscopic objects ↗V. Sequino, M. Bawaj2 citations
  5. Question hubris in nations’ COVID-19 responses ↗Adrian P. Mundt2 citations
  6. Reboot the economy for resilience ↗Georgi K. Marinov2 citations
  7. Rebuild the ramshackle global financial system ↗Ann Pettifor2 citations
  8. Reply to: In vivo quantification of mitochondrial membrane potential ↗Milica Momcilovic, Orian S. Shirihai, Michael P. Murphy et al.2 citations
  9. Research round-up: Cancer diagnosis ↗Elizabeth Svoboda2 citations
  10. Revealed: the impact of noise and light pollution on birds ↗Benjamin A. Thompson, Nick Petrić Howe2 citations
  11. Rich data sets could end costly drug discovery ↗Eran Segal2 citations
  12. River conservation by an Indigenous community ↗Edward H. Allison, Violet Cho2 citations
  13. Röntgen, Becquerel and radiation ↗Andreas Otte2 citations
  14. Samsung’s head researcher wants human–AI interactions to be a multisensory experience ↗Leigh Dayton2 citations
  15. Science superpowers after COVID-19 lockdowns lift: a letter of hope from China to the United States ↗Xiao‐Nong Zhou2 citations
  16. Scientists disappointed by plan to boost France’s research prowess ↗Barbara Casassus2 citations
  17. Scientists fear major volcanic eruption in the Philippines ↗Smriti Mallapaty2 citations
  18. Seeds of cancer in normal skin ↗Iñigo Martincorena2 citations
  19. Softsonics: a device to take blood-pressure readings continuously ↗Neil J. Savage2 citations
  20. Ten countries with high-performing hubs of natural-sciences research ↗2 citations
  21. The EU must learn from the anti-expert narrative that drove Brexit ↗2 citations
  22. The Phoenix stellar stream rose from the ashes of an ancient star cluster ↗J. M. Diederik Kruijssen2 citations
  23. The brain rhythms that detach us from reality ↗Ken Solt, Oluwaseun Akeju2 citations
  24. The changing face of birds from the age of the dinosaurs ↗Daniel J. Field2 citations
  25. The chemists policing Earth’s atmosphere for rogue pollution ↗Jane Palmer2 citations
  26. The code-breakers who led the rise of computing ↗Andrew Robinson2 citations
  27. The lockdown tweet that launched a COVID-19 ‘supertracker’ ↗Lukas Lehner2 citations
  28. The lockdown walk that inspired an experiment ↗Florencia A. Yannelli, Wolf‐Christian Saul2 citations
  29. The pandemic bookshelf grows ↗Tansey Em2 citations
  30. The quantum Hall effect continues to reveal its secrets to mathematicians and physicists ↗2 citations
  31. The science events to watch for in 2021 ↗Holly Else2 citations
  32. The scientists studying facial expressions ↗Dan Fox2 citations
  33. The smoking mirror ↗Richard Wu2 citations
  34. The trials of global research under the coronavirus ↗Virginia L. Gewin2 citations
  35. The unsung heroes of the Nobel-winning hepatitis C discovery ↗Heidi K. Ledford2 citations
  36. The worst is yet to come for the Greenland ice sheet ↗Andy Aschwanden2 citations
  37. This physicist-turned-economist is modelling the pandemic’s financial fallout ↗Elizabeth Gibney2 citations
  38. This year’s US elections could be a climate-policy showdown ↗Jeff Tollefson2 citations
  39. Thousands of human sequences provide deep insight into single genomes ↗Deanna M. Church2 citations
  40. Three ways to turn the page after your first paper rejection ↗Lucy A. Taylor2 citations
  41. Tweaking the DNA of myeloid cells curbs cancer spread ↗Ali Ghasemi, Michele De Palma2 citations
  42. UNESCO must reform to stay relevant — and reconnect people through science ↗2 citations
  43. US investigations of Chinese scientists expand focus to military ties ↗Nidhi Subbaraman2 citations
  44. US political crackdown spurs fears of Chinese brain-drain ↗Andrew L. Silver2 citations
  45. Uruguay: slashing funds is no way to thank scientists for COVID success ↗Daniel Prieto2 citations
  46. Vibration overcomes gravity on a levitating fluid ↗Vladislav Sorokin, Iliya I Blekhman2 citations
  47. We practised for a pandemic, but didn’t brace ↗Ian Boyd2 citations
  48. We test a home antibody kit for tracking Covid-19 ↗2 citations
  49. Weapons for when bigotry claims science as its ally ↗Alondra Nelson2 citations
  50. Why boring could be good for this star’s two intriguing planets ↗Alexandra Witze2 citations
  51. Why comparing yourself to other graduate students is counter-productive ↗Julia Nolte2 citations
  52. Why seek a single mentor when you can have three — or more ↗Anna Henschel2 citations
  53. Women of the Nobel factory share their stories ↗Georgina Ferry2 citations
  54. Zombie cells hold clues to COPD progression ↗Anthony King2 citations
  55. ‘Blood, sweat and tears’: Building a network for Black scientists ↗Virginia L. Gewin2 citations
  56. ‘We didn’t model that people would go to a party if they tested positive’ ↗Giorgia Guglielmi2 citations
  57. ‘You can’t imagine the disaster we’re living in’: Lebanon’s researchers struggle to cope with explosion aftermath ↗Rehab Abdalmohsen2 citations
  58. #StopPandemicBias: scientists, share your privilege ↗Ulrike Endesfelder, Dirk Pflüger, Timo de Wolff1 citation
  59. 2020 beyond COVID: the other science events that shaped the year ↗Davide Castelvecchi, Jeff Tollefson, Emma Stoye et al.1 citation
  60. A glimpse inside δ Scuti stars ↗J. M. Benkő, Margit Paparó1 citation
  61. A guide to the Nature Index ↗1 citation
  62. A menagerie of stem-cell models ↗Jyoti Madhusoodanan1 citation
  63. A new deal for South Korea’s science? ↗Catherine Armitage1 citation
  64. A recipe to reverse the loss of nature ↗Brett A. Bryan, Carla L. Archibald1 citation
  65. A simple test could extend cystic-fibrosis treatments to those left behind ↗Steven Mark Rowe1 citation
  66. A visual guide to migraine headaches ↗Neil J. Savage1 citation
  67. Academics must balance privacy and honesty to become great role models ↗Sascha K. Hooker1 citation
  68. An examination of the trash recovered at Armstrong Lunar Park ↗Wendy Nikel1 citation
  69. Ancient African genomes offer glimpse into early human history ↗Ewen Callaway1 citation
  70. Ancient rock bears isotopic fingerprints of Earth’s origins ↗K. R. Bermingham1 citation
  71. Anger and fear meet US government’s ‘unworkable’ move to deport international students who take only online classes ↗Chris Woolston1 citation
  72. Artists explore new ways of knowing in a time of information overload ↗Gaia Vince1 citation
  73. Asteroid treasure, COVID vaccine and public peer review ↗1 citation
  74. Australian research gets billion-dollar boost in sweeping stimulus budget ↗Smriti Mallapaty1 citation
  75. Babies buried under a mammoth-bone lid are the oldest known identical twins ↗1 citation
  76. Berni Alder (1925–2020) ↗David M. Ceperley1 citation
  77. Biologist exits prestigious post years after violating sexual-harassment policy ↗Amy Maxmen1 citation
  78. Boosting the signal in scientific talks ↗Scott St. George, Michael White1 citation
  79. Brain Bridging ↗Christof Koch, P. House1 citation
  80. Burning questions about smouldering myeloma ↗Sarah DeWeerdt1 citation
  81. CERN makes bold push to build €21-billion supercollider ↗Davide Castelvecchi, Elizabeth Gibney1 citation
  82. COVID-19 economics — first book hits shelves ↗Philip Ball1 citation
  83. COVID-19 shows UK–EU collaborations are irreplaceable ↗Benjamin A. Fernando, Gordon Brown, Emily Simon Thomas et al.1 citation
  84. CRISPR gene editing proves safe in a clinical trial ↗1 citation
  85. Caristo Diagnostics: taking a fresh look at CT scans ↗Benjamin Plackett1 citation
  86. Catalexit: funds for science could suffer ↗José María Rojo1 citation
  87. Census: on paper, by governments, is still best ↗Ciara Breathnach, Tiziana Margaria1 citation
  88. China closes in on vaccine for deadly pig virus ↗Smriti Mallapaty1 citation
  89. China’s researchers have valuable experiences that the world needs to hear about ↗1 citation
  90. Climate: why set emissions timeline for 2100? ↗Paul Nicholas Pearson1 citation
  91. Closest relatives found for pterosaurs, the first flying vertebrates ↗Kevin Padian1 citation
  92. Competition at nuclear extremes explains why neutrons drip off nuclei ↗Calvin W. Johnson1 citation
  93. Contact tracing Trump’s travels would be ‘massive but feasible’ ↗Nidhi Subbaraman1 citation
  94. Cooperate to prevent food-system failure ↗Jessica Fanzo1 citation
  95. Coronapod: The big COVID research papers of 2020 ↗Benjamin Thompson, Noah Baker, Traci Watson1 citation
  96. Coronavirus crisis hits ice-locked Arctic research expedition ↗Giuliana A. Viglione1 citation
  97. Coronavirus diaries: all the things we do not do ↗John S. Tregoning1 citation
  98. Coronavirus drug, water warning and virus-research funding ↗1 citation
  99. Coronavirus pandemic threatens launch of world's most-expensive telescope ↗Alexandra Witze1 citation
  100. Coronavirus response: a focus on containment is still apt ↗1 citation

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