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Nature 2020: all accepted papers

3,514 papers · page 30 of 36 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2020

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  1. Decades-old refrigerators and insulation from buildings are leaking ozone-destroying chemicals: nations must act ↗
  2. Deep learning deciphers images made with sound ↗
  3. Deflecting the heat of climate change ↗Sarah O’Meara
  4. Design your own doctoral project ↗Jesko Becker
  5. Destination, Mars! Pictures celebrate the launch of three bold missions ↗Emma Stoye
  6. Devastating fires, Iran nuclear tensions and pirate papers ↗
  7. Dinosaur tail reveals gigantic swimming predator ↗Shamini Bundell
  8. Direct thermal neutron detection by the 2D semiconductor (LiInP2Se6)-Li-6 (2020) (vol 577, pg 346, 2020) ↗Daniel G. Chica, He Yh, Kyle M. McCall et al.
  9. Discoverer of neural circuits for parenting wins US$3-million Breakthrough Prize ↗Zeeya Merali
  10. Dodging bandits, eking out food: tracking wildlife in Mongolia ↗Tom McCarthy
  11. Don’t be down on stratospheric observatory ↗M. Morris
  12. Don’t recruit graduates on flawed criteria ↗Sureshkumar Balasubramanian
  13. Don’t think too deeply about the origin of life – it may have started in puddles ↗Benjamin A. Thompson, Noah Baker
  14. Don’t worry about your data ↗Sita Narayan-Dinanauth
  15. Dreaming in 4n Londons ↗S. R. Algernon
  16. E. Margaret Burbidge (1919–2020) ↗Virginia Trimble
  17. Earth-sized exoplanet in ‘habitable zone’ is one of closest yet to our world ↗Alexandra Witze
  18. Earth’s deepest ‘blue hole’ holds a cache of ancient carbon ↗
  19. Ebola outbreak ends and a quiet star is found to host planets ↗
  20. Economics Nobel for auctions rewards work that has modern-age urgency ↗Philip Ball
  21. Editorial Expression of Concern: Exploring the quantum speed limit with computer games ↗Jens Jakob Sørensen, Mads Kock Pedersen, M. Münch et al.
  22. Editorial Expression of Concern: Living annulative π-extension polymerization for graphene nanoribbon synthesis ↗Yuuta Yano, Nobuhiko Mitoma, Kaho Matsushima et al.
  23. Einstein: don’t skip the Prague period ↗Pedro G. Ferreira
  24. Electricity is achieved drop by drop ↗
  25. Elixirs for times of plague and bullion shortage ↗Jennifer M. Rampling
  26. Elusive middle-weight black hole is caught shredding a star ↗
  27. Embracing challenge: combining marathon training with graduate studies ↗Kathryn A. Wierenga
  28. Encounters with inequality lead to demands for taxes on the rich ↗Colin Getty Tredoux, John Dixon
  29. Enormous hailstones inspire a new scientific size category: ‘gargantuan’ ↗
  30. EpiVario: mixing psychotherapy and small-molecule drugs ↗Michael S. Eisenstein
  31. Equity: a mathematician shares her solution ↗Jory Chapin Lerback
  32. EraCal Therapeutics: a new drug candidate for obesity ↗Elie Dolgin
  33. Etched for success: the ‘tattoos’ that could help crops to survive polluted air ↗
  34. Eugenics history: university geneticists respond ↗Andrew Pomiankowski, Mark Thomas, Steve Jones et al.
  35. Even Earth’s largest-ever sharks needed nurseries for their babies ↗
  36. Everett’s cat ↗Rasmus Sand
  37. Excitement as outspoken HIV researcher named to lead key US health agency ↗Giuliana A. Viglione
  38. Excitement over Biden’s pick to lead US health agency ↗
  39. Exhausted neurons help make time seem ... to ... drag ↗
  40. Exotic helium atom lit up ↗N. Madsen
  41. Eye of a skull reveals details of cometary materials ↗Erik I. Asphaug
  42. Face to face with squat lobsters and swimming worms ↗Chris Woolston
  43. Famed geyser Old Faithful went quiet in drought’s grip ↗
  44. Fast-rising academic institutions 2020 ↗Hepeng Jia, Mark Zastrow
  45. Fast-rising research institutions 2020 ↗Hepeng Jia
  46. Fastest movers since 2015 ↗
  47. Fats in the blood linked to autism ↗
  48. Feared microbes’ hospital hangouts are revealed ↗
  49. Fight prejudice at all levels: from airports to conferences ↗César Marín
  50. Fighting fires to save a natural preserve in Brazil ↗Patrícia Maia Noronha
  51. Fishing for fun takes a massive bite out of marine life ↗
  52. Five coronavirus questions scientists still don't have answers to ↗Dan Fox
  53. Five courses on Ganymede ↗PH Lee
  54. Five things I hate about Phobos ↗Stewart C. Baker
  55. Flame thrower ↗Kendall Powell
  56. Fleece garments are cosy — but pollute land as well as water ↗
  57. Flying snakes go far thanks to airborne wriggling ↗
  58. Flying through an undersea ‘stained-glass window’ ↗Kendall Powell
  59. For better health, don’t sleep your age ↗
  60. Forget plunder: these Vikings needed toothbrushes ↗
  61. Forkhead BioTherapeutics: developing a diabetes pill ↗Eric Bender
  62. Former Harvard researcher who sexually harassed postdoc sparks turmoil at Italian institute ↗Alison Abbott
  63. Four ways I adapted to lab life in Mexico ↗Deb Raj Aryal
  64. Fraud, bias, negligence and hype in the lab — a rogues’ gallery ↗Fiona M. Fidler
  65. Free lists of grants and fellowships around the world available online ↗Chris Woolston
  66. Freeman Dyson (1923–2020) ↗Phillip F. Schewe
  67. From ACTH to DNA: the rise of acronyms in research ↗Giorgia Guglielmi
  68. From Big Bang to cosmic bounce: an astronomical journey through space and time ↗Philip Ball
  69. From conference traveller to tree planter ↗Gabriel Waksman
  70. From high-altitude balloons to Moon missions ↗James Mitchell Crow
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  82. Futures: Print lover mourns the loss of Nature’s sci-fi stories ↗Joseph G. Moore
  83. Galileo’s story is always relevant ↗Alison Abbott
  84. Gearing up for a ‘monumental’ mission to Mars ↗Amber Dance
  85. Gender pay gap identified at some US science agencies ↗
  86. Gene helps cat-poo parasite to lie in wait in the body ↗
  87. Gene therapy shows promise for a disease that steals young men’s vision ↗
  88. Genes chart Vikings’ spread across Europe ↗Benjamin A. Thompson, Nick Petrić Howe
  89. Genes silenced down the generations, thanks to tails on messenger RNA ↗Kailee J. Reed, Taiowa A. Montgomery
  90. Georgina Mace (1953–2020) ↗Nathalie Pettorelli
  91. Germany’s start-up scene is booming ↗Gemma Conroy, Natalie Parletta, Chris Woolston
  92. Giant Moon rocket, living robots and quantum computer — January’s best science images ↗Emma Stoye
  93. Giant eruptions belched toxic metal during the ‘Great Dying’ ↗
  94. Giant extinct rodent was all brawn and little brain ↗
  95. Gigantic clusters of galaxies pose a new dark-matter puzzle ↗
  96. Gigantic dinosaur footprints are found on the roof of a cave ↗
  97. Glacial quakes reveal huge chunks falling off Antarctic ice mass ↗
  98. Global status and conservation potential of reef sharks (583, pg 801, 2020) ↗MacNeil Ma, Chapman Dd, Michelle RaNae Heupel et al.
  99. Gold diggers put mercury on the menu ↗
  100. Good wolf! Wild canines play ball with people ↗

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