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Nature 2020: all accepted papers

3,514 papers · page 33 of 36 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2020

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  1. Podcast: A sniff test for consciousness, and how to cut antibiotics use — with vaccines ↗
  2. Podcast: A synthetic eye that 'sees' like a human ↗
  3. Podcast: An ancient bird trapped in amber, and life beneath the ocean floor ↗
  4. Podcast: Are feelings more than skin deep? ↗
  5. Podcast: Dating an ancient hominid skull, and an ancient Antarctic rainforest ↗
  6. Podcast: Denisovan DNA in modern Europeans, and the birth of an unusual celestial object ↗
  7. Podcast: Enigmatic neutron stars may soon give up their secrets ↗
  8. Podcast: Galileo and the science deniers, and physicists probe the mysterious pion ↗
  9. Podcast: How stress can cause grey hair, and the attitude needed to tackle climate change ↗
  10. Podcast: Lab-made skin grows its own hair ↗
  11. Podcast: Linking Australian bushfires to climate change, and Asimov's robot ethics ↗
  12. Podcast: Mapping fruit flies’ neural circuitry, and perfecting the properties of metallic glass ↗
  13. Podcast: Our reporters’ top picks of 2019 ↗
  14. Podcast: Out-of-office emails and work-life-balance, and an update on the novel coronavirus outbreak ↗
  15. Podcast: Rosamund Pike in Radioactive, and the resurgence of Russian science ↗
  16. Podcast: Strange objects at the centre of the galaxy, and improving measurements of online activity ↗
  17. Podcast: Super-efficient catalyst boosts hopes for hydrogen fuel ↗
  18. Podcast: The puzzling structures of muddled materials, and paving the way for the quantum internet ↗
  19. Podcast: The quantum space lab ↗
  20. Podcast: The super-sleuth who spots trouble in science papers ↗
  21. Podcast: Ultra-fast electrical switches, and computing heart health ↗
  22. Podcast: Ultrafast machine vision, and quicker crystal creation ↗
  23. Polynesian ancestry, COVID-19 autopsies and a giant DNA database ↗
  24. Poultry through time ↗Kevin Padian
  25. Precise measurement of deuteron mass raises hopes of solving the nuclear-mass puzzle ↗Jeroen C. J. Koelemeij
  26. PredictImmune: a blood test to tailor treatment for bowel condition ↗Elie Dolgin
  27. Prediction of the Vaccine-derived Poliovirus Outbreak Incidence: A Hybrid Machine Learning Approach ↗Mohamed El Sayed Ahmed Muhamed
  28. Preppers, bunkers and emaciated polar bears ↗Caspar Henderson
  29. President of Europe’s premier science funder resigns amid criticism that he neglected post ↗Alison Abbott
  30. Press play ↗Marissa Lingen
  31. Presto chango: tiny particles get a chemical makeover but keep their shape ↗
  32. Protect India’s universities ↗
  33. Proton collisions probe the final frontier of the standard model of particle physics ↗M. Lorenz
  34. Pulling back layers of history, culture and identity ↗Josie Glausiusz
  35. Putting the squeeze on liquid iron helps to reveal Earth’s make-up ↗
  36. Quantum cascade laser lives on the edge ↗Sunil Mittal, Edo Waks A
  37. Quantum close encounters of an ultra-cooled ion ↗
  38. Quantum weirdness gives radar a boost ↗
  39. Radiocarbon reboot and a boost for virtual scientific conferences ↗
  40. Rarer than gold: wobbling gold ↗
  41. Rats are New Yorkers, too! Genome study reveals how rodents conquered the Big Apple ↗Ewen Callaway
  42. Real Renaissance man ↗Avra Margariti
  43. Rehabilitating the Vandals, the bearded ladies of geology, and how to get a job in academia: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  44. Remote controller ↗Virginia L. Gewin
  45. Reproductive health ↗Herb Brody
  46. Research round-up: Cystic fibrosis ↗Liam Drew
  47. Research round-up: Multiple myeloma ↗Jyoti Madhusoodanan
  48. Research round-up: extracellular RNA ↗Elizabeth Svoboda
  49. Research round-up: headache ↗Anthony King
  50. Research round-up: reproductive health ↗Claire Ainsworth
  51. Restoring Notre-Dame’s ‘magical’ windows ↗Chris Woolston
  52. Rewinding the biological clock helps blind mice to see ↗Shamini Bundell
  53. Rising carbon dioxide levels will make us stupider ↗
  54. Rising stars in Earth and environmental sciences 2020 ↗Gemma Conroy, Bec Crew, Hepeng Jia
  55. Rising stars in chemistry 2020 ↗Hepeng Jia
  56. Rising stars in life sciences 2020 ↗Bec Crew, Hepeng Jia, Mark Zastrow
  57. Rising stars in physical sciences 2020 ↗Gemma Conroy, Hepeng Jia, Mark Zastrow
  58. Robert May (1936–2020) ↗John Richard Krebs, Michael Patrick Hassell
  59. Robots smaller than the eye can see could revolutionise micro-robotics ↗Dan Fox
  60. Romania needs its astronomers back ↗O. Văduvescu
  61. Rubber ‘leaves’ reveal the physics of the floating lotus ↗
  62. Rwanda's success in tackling COVID-19 ↗Jeanine Umutesi Condo
  63. Sahel: governments must boost basic services ↗Janani Vivekananda
  64. Samson in somnium ↗Deborah Walker
  65. Sandy beaches are endangered worldwide as the climate changes ↗
  66. Satellites find penguins by following the poo ↗
  67. Saving The Scream with science ↗
  68. Scailyte: simplifying difficult diagnoses ↗Eric Bender
  69. Scaling rocky heights to learn a plant’s survival secrets ↗Abdullahi Tsanni
  70. Science Fictions: How Fraud, Bias, Negligence, and HypeUndermine the Search for Truth ↗Fiona M. Fidler
  71. Science and the US presidential election: what do you think? ↗
  72. Science money slashed in EU’s €1.8-trillion budget deal ↗Quirin Schiermeier
  73. Science under Trump: Four key moments ↗
  74. Scientists exposed to coronavirus wonder: why weren’t we notified? ↗Amy Maxmen
  75. Scientists whose ideas came on the move ↗Eric Lewin Altschuler
  76. Scientists’ drill accidentally unleashes a flood of icy water — and data ↗
  77. Secret cave lies hidden below the enormous ‘Moon Pyramid’ ↗
  78. Seeking mental-health help was the best thing I did at grad school ↗Samir Rachid Zaim
  79. Seismic sensors look skywards — and capture dazzling auroras ↗
  80. Self-interest powers decision to go solar ↗
  81. Self-verifying variational quantum simulation of lattice models (vol 569, pg 355, 2020) ↗Christian Kokail, Christine Maier, Rick van Bijnen et al.
  82. Severe COVID and shrinking Arctic sea ice ↗
  83. Shiftworking keeps locked-down lab on track ↗Gioacchino Natoli, Saverio Minucci, Pier Giuseppe Pelicci
  84. Show of strength ↗
  85. Shrinking glaciers lead to growing lakes — and growing risks ↗
  86. Sifting through half a million years of human history ↗James Mitchell Crow
  87. Skipping alcohol is good for a heart that skips beats ↗
  88. Sliced, diced and digested: AI-generated science ready in minutes ↗Chris Woolston, Jeffrey M. Perkel
  89. Smart-technology spies, a final warning on the environment, and the staggering costs of cancer: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  90. Soft robot takes cues from a sea slug’s swimming stroke ↗
  91. Solar System’s distant snowman comes into sharp focus ↗Alexandra Witze
  92. Sorting chloroplasts, pollen grains and coffee grounds ↗Amber Dance
  93. Sound bytes: sightless coding ↗Constance Clare
  94. Sourdough starters give rise to a new line of yeast ↗
  95. Southpaw scientists need a helping (left) hand ↗Parastoo Mashouri
  96. Spacecraft will take first-ever images of Sun’s elusive poles ↗Jonathan O’Callaghan
  97. Spare a thought for longitudinal diversity ↗Geoffrey J. Goodhill
  98. Spontaneous cures, seeing the stars, and secrets of invisible aircraft: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  99. Spotlight on figures for COVID-19 ↗Malcolm S. Sambridge, Andy Jackson
  100. Squid say hello with a light show ↗

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