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3,514 papers · page 27 of 36 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2020

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  1. Bustling seascapes risk collapse as the climate changes ↗
  2. COVID in Kenya, science in space and Europe’s budget boost ↗
  3. COVID sniffer dogs, cave bear and corals — September’s best science images ↗Emma Stoye
  4. COVID vaccine allocation and a dramatic telescope collapse ↗
  5. COVID-19 immunity, scorching temperatures and telescope accident ↗
  6. COVID-19: Canadian policy makes funding more fair ↗Holly O. Witteman, Jenna Haverfield, Cara Tannenbaum
  7. COVID-19: indexed data speed up solutions ↗Lucila Ohno‐Machado, Hua Xi Xu
  8. COVID-19: keep up with latest papers ↗Qingyu Chen, Alexis Allot, Zhiyong Lu
  9. CRISPR enhancement, coronavirus source and a controversial appointment ↗
  10. CRISPR tests for coronavirus, unproven therapies and a high-profile resignation ↗
  11. CTM means contra-temporal movement ↗John Cooper Hamilton
  12. CageCapture: designing a molecule to filter out pollutants ↗Neil Savage
  13. Calcitonin paracrine signaling controls atrial fibrogenesis and arrhythmia ↗Lucia M. Moreira, Abhijit R Takawale, Mohit M. Hulsurkar et al.
  14. California’s vote to revive controversial stem-cell institute sparks debate ↗Nidhi Subbaraman
  15. Canadian universities mourn researchers who died in Iran plane crash ↗Nidhi Subbaraman
  16. Can’t smell stinky fish? It might be in your genes ↗
  17. Careers and coronavirus: Sign up for expert advice straight to your inbox ↗Jack Leeming
  18. Catching a wave to study coral ↗Chris Woolston
  19. Cells edited with CRISPR prove safe in humans ↗
  20. Cells in limbo rouse allies before they perish ↗
  21. Cellular ageing: turning back the clock restores vision in mice ↗Noah Baker, Nick Petrić Howe
  22. Chasing bats at dawn ↗Patrícia Maia Noronha
  23. Chemists tie an ‘endless’ knot — one of the most complex ever made ↗
  24. China Moon mission and a scholar on death row ↗
  25. China scrutiny, free abstracts and a billion-dollar boost for research ↗
  26. China's shades of greening ↗Shu Ll, Xu Zx
  27. China’s daring mission to grab Moon rocks is under way ↗Smriti Mallapaty
  28. China’s live-chicken trade might help to spread flu viruses ↗
  29. Climate change: how to pack a punch at meetings ↗Charles “Chuck” Davis, Benjamin E. Goulet‐Scott, Jason Beckfield
  30. Closest Sun shot, methane rising and a Plan S development ↗
  31. Cluster headaches cause years of needless pain ↗Ashley S. Hattle
  32. Clusters of Excellence: the new ‘brains trusts’ of German science ↗Gemma Conroy, Bec Crew, Andy Kah Ping Tay
  33. Cobra ‘venom-ome’ reveals deadly serpent’s secrets ↗
  34. Cockroaches preserved in amber are the world’s oldest cave dwellers ↗
  35. Collage of Nature covers — a geoscientist’s take ↗Marcia Bjørnerud
  36. Colombian science minister’s cancer claims spark controversy ↗Emiliano Rodríguez Mega
  37. Colour me beautiful: US rivers try a new hue ↗
  38. Combat burnout: respect the out-of-office message ↗
  39. Commercial antibodies: alternative grading for research ↗Seth Blackshaw, Heng Zhu
  40. Complete biosynthesis of cannabinoids and their unnatural analogues in yeast (2019) (vol 567, pg 123, 2019) ↗Luo Xz, Reiter Ma, Leo d’Espaux et al.
  41. Coronapod: An untapped resource ↗
  42. Coronapod: Dexamethasone, the cheap steroid that could cut coronavirus deaths ↗Noah Baker, Amy Maxmen, Benjamin Thompson
  43. Coronapod: Fighting the misinformation pandemic ↗
  44. Coronapod: Hope and caution greet vaccine trial results ↗
  45. Coronapod: Lessons from pandemic ‘war-game’ simulations ↗Noah Baker, Amy Maxmen, Benjamin Thompson
  46. Coronapod: Massive coronavirus outbreak strikes iconic Californian prison after it rejected expert aid ↗Noah Baker, Amy Maxmen, Benjamin Thompson
  47. Coronapod: Old treatments and new hopes ↗
  48. Coronapod: Ramping up responses ↗
  49. Coronapod: The divisive hydroxychloroquine study that's triggering mass confusion ↗Noah Baker, Richard Van Noorden
  50. Coronapod: The heavy toll on people of colour ↗Noah Baker, Richard Van Noorden, Nidhi Subbaraman
  51. Coronapod: The overlooked outbreaks that could derail the coronavirus response ↗
  52. Coronapod: The race to expand antibody testing ↗
  53. Coronapod: The state of the pandemic, six months in ↗Noah Baker, Amy Maxmen, Benjamin Thompson
  54. Coronapod: Troubling news ↗
  55. Coronapod: What could falling COVID death rates mean for the pandemic? ↗Noah Baker, Heidi K. Ledford
  56. Coronapod: What use are contact tracing apps? And new hopes for coronavirus drug remdesivir ↗
  57. Coronapod: “Test, test, test!” ↗
  58. Coronavirus R number hides raised risk for minority ethnic groups ↗Chika Edward Uzoigwe
  59. Coronavirus and children, deep-sea microbes and a bold new climate law ↗
  60. Coronavirus close-up, faded star and orchestral operation — February’s best science images ↗Emma Stoye
  61. Coronavirus diaries: Reasons to be cheerful, 1, 2, 3 ↗John S. Tregoning
  62. Coronavirus diaries: a lockdown letter to myself as a PhD student ↗John S. Tregoning
  63. Coronavirus diaries: a new year for science ↗John S. Tregoning
  64. Coronavirus diaries: an unexpected career experiment ↗John S. Tregoning
  65. Coronavirus diaries: back to the lab again ↗John S. Tregoning
  66. Coronavirus diaries: creature comforts ↗John S. Tregoning
  67. Coronavirus diaries: finding a place to have new ideas ↗John S. Tregoning
  68. Coronavirus diaries: give your brain a break from science busywork, it deserves it ↗John S. Tregoning
  69. Coronavirus diaries: rejection under lockdown ↗John S. Tregoning
  70. Coronavirus diaries: school’s out forever ↗John S. Tregoning
  71. Coronavirus diaries: taking leave, but not holiday ↗John S. Tregoning
  72. Coronavirus diaries: to be a scientist ↗John S. Tregoning
  73. Coronavirus diaries: we’ll meet again ↗John S. Tregoning
  74. Coronavirus in cats, climate cancellation and missing African trials ↗
  75. Coronavirus in pets, French research strategy and a duplication detector ↗
  76. Coronavirus lockdown lessons from single-parent scientists ↗Carrie N. Arnold
  77. Coronavirus lockdowns have changed the way Earth moves ↗Thomas Lecocq
  78. Coronavirus name, animal-research data and a Solar System snowman ↗
  79. Coronavirus symptoms, research chief quits and Nature’s plan to join Plan S ↗
  80. Coronavirus vaccine trial, Mars rover delay and a boost for UK science ↗
  81. Coronavirus volunteers, bushfire deaths and a telescope delay ↗
  82. Coronavirus: postdoc winners need paid extensions ↗Theo van den Broek, James C. Gould
  83. Corruption allegations plague Romanian site of huge European laser project ↗Alison Abbott
  84. Could you prevent a pandemic? A very 2020 video game ↗Benjamin Thompson, Nick Petrić Howe
  85. Cracking the antimatter mystery: A three minute guide ↗
  86. Cracking the cell access code for the deadly virus VEEV ↗James R. Zengel, Jan E. Carette
  87. Crafting research labs and concert halls to produce exactly the right acoustics ↗James Mitchell Crow
  88. Cuba’s rivers run clean after decades of sustainable farming ↗
  89. Cystic fibrosis drugs target the malformed proteins at the root of the disease ↗Sarah DeWeerdt
  90. DNA racers burn up the track in molecular Grand Prix ↗
  91. Daily Briefing: Early pterosaurs were clumsy flyers ↗Emma Stoye
  92. Daily Briefing: NASA’s Perseverance rover blasts off for Mars ↗Emma Stoye
  93. Daily Briefing: Scientists wake up 100-million-year-old microbes ↗Emma Stoye
  94. Daily Briefing: Weird immune systems allow mating anglerfish to fuse together ↗Emma Stoye
  95. Daily briefing: 14 nations make an unprecedented commitment to healthy oceans ↗Flora Graham
  96. Daily briefing: 2020 — an extraordinary year for science ↗Flora Graham
  97. Daily briefing: 23andMe develops experimental drug using customers’ data ↗Flora Graham
  98. Daily briefing: 42 — not the answer to everything, but still pretty cool ↗Flora Graham
  99. Daily briefing: A dark-matter detector powered by the ‘fifth state of matter’ ↗Flora Graham
  100. Daily briefing: A giant cat was hiding among the Nazca lines ↗Flora Graham

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