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3,641 papers · page 17 of 37 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2021

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  1. Most fossil-fuel reserves must remain untapped to hit 1.5 °C warming goal ↗Bianca Nogrady8 citations
  2. Neural interface translates thoughts into type ↗Pavithra Rajeswaran, Amy L. Orsborn8 citations
  3. Palaeoclimate puzzle explained by seasonal variation ↗Jennifer E. Hertzberg8 citations
  4. Pollination advantage of rare plants unveiled ↗Marcelo A. Aizen8 citations
  5. Pollution from hydrogen fuel could widen inequality ↗Alastair Charles Lewis8 citations
  6. Poor planning compounded European flooding catastrophes ↗Alik T. Ismail-Zadeh8 citations
  7. Research round-up: autoimmune disease ↗Laura Vargas-Parada8 citations
  8. Scandal over COVID vaccine trial at Peruvian universities prompts outrage ↗Luke Taylor8 citations
  9. Science misinformation alarms Francis Collins as he leaves top NIH job ↗Nidhi Subbaraman8 citations
  10. Superpowered science: charting China’s research rise ↗8 citations
  11. Use HIV’s lessons to help children orphaned by COVID-19 ↗Rachel C. Kidman8 citations
  12. Vulnerable nations lead by example on Sustainable Development Goals research ↗8 citations
  13. A microbe that uses crude oil to make methane ↗Guillaume Borrel7 citations
  14. A protective signal between the brain’s supporting cells in Alzheimer’s disease ↗Jerika J. Barron, Anna Victoria Molofsky7 citations
  15. A whale of an appetite revealed by analysis of prey consumption ↗Victor S. Smetacek7 citations
  16. Aggregates of TDP-43 protein spiral into view ↗Hana M. Odeh, James Shorter7 citations
  17. Ancient human faeces reveal gut microbes of the past ↗Matthew R. Olm, Justin Laine Sonnenburg7 citations
  18. Antibody-laden nasal spray could provide COVID protection — and treatment ↗Diana Kwon7 citations
  19. COP26 climate summit: A scientists’ guide to a momentous meeting ↗Jeff Tollefson7 citations
  20. COVID is amplifying the inadequacy of research-evaluation processes ↗7 citations
  21. COVID vaccines and breastfeeding: what the data say ↗Shannon Hall7 citations
  22. Can Cuba beat COVID with its homegrown vaccines? ↗Emiliano Rodríguez Mega7 citations
  23. China’s leading researchers set their sights on new frontiers ↗Hepeng Jia, Sian Powell, Kevin Schoenmakers7 citations
  24. Climate modellers and theorist of complex systems share physics Nobel ↗Davide Castelvecchi, Nisha Gaind7 citations
  25. Coronapod: CureVac disappoints in COVID vaccine trial ↗Noah Baker, Elie Dolgin7 citations
  26. Could Europe become the first climate-neutral continent? ↗Nebojša Nakićenović, Peter D. Lund7 citations
  27. French vote for river barriers defies biodiversity strategy ↗Simon Blanchet, Pablo A. Tedesco7 citations
  28. Growing support for valuing ecosystems will help conserve the planet ↗7 citations
  29. Gun violence is surging — researchers finally have the money to ask why ↗Nidhi Subbaraman7 citations
  30. Had COVID? You’ll probably make antibodies for a lifetime ↗Ewen Callaway7 citations
  31. Has COVID peaked? Maybe, but it’s too soon to be sure ↗Smriti Mallapaty7 citations
  32. Heating freezes electrons in twisted bilayer graphene ↗Biao Lian7 citations
  33. Heed blame for extreme weather ↗Richard Betts7 citations
  34. How athletes hit a fastball ↗Liam Drew7 citations
  35. How the pandemic is reshaping undergraduate research ↗Nikki Forrester7 citations
  36. ISSCR guidelines fudge heritable human-genome editing ↗Françoise E. Baylis7 citations
  37. ISSCR: grave omission of age limit for embryo research ↗Josephine Johnston, Françoise E. Baylis, Henry T. Greely7 citations
  38. Lab-grown structures mimic human embryo's earliest stage yet ↗Nidhi Subbaraman7 citations
  39. Making large-scale, functional, electronic textiles ↗Xiang Shi, Peining Chen, Huisheng Peng7 citations
  40. Nuclear technology’s role in the world’s energy supply is shrinking ↗7 citations
  41. Oil licences undermine Norway’s ocean leadership ↗Henrik Österblom, Robert Blasiak7 citations
  42. Oldest DNA from a Homo sapiens reveals surprisingly recent Neanderthal ancestry ↗Ewen Callaway7 citations
  43. People of faith are allies to stall climate change ↗Tobias Müller7 citations
  44. Programmable capillary action controls fluid flows ↗Tammi L. van Neel, Ashleigh B. Theberge7 citations
  45. Rare COVID reactions might hold key to variant-proof vaccines ↗Ewen Callaway7 citations
  46. Regulate waste recycling internationally ↗Zhe Liu7 citations
  47. Reply to: On the liquid–liquid phase transition of dense hydrogen ↗Bingqing Cheng, Guglielmo Mazzola, Chris J. Pickard et al.7 citations
  48. Success! Mars rover finally collects its first rock core ↗Alexandra Witze7 citations
  49. The COVID vaccine pioneer behind southeast Asia’s first mRNA shot ↗Smriti Mallapaty7 citations
  50. The origins of ovarian cancer ↗Sarah DeWeerdt7 citations
  51. The role and rule of relatedness in altruism ↗Andrew F. G. Bourke7 citations
  52. The world must cooperate to avoid a catastrophic space collision ↗7 citations
  53. The world must learn from COVID before diving into a pandemic treaty ↗7 citations
  54. Vaccination: Brazil fails Indigenous people again with two-tier scheme ↗Ana Carla dos Santos Costa, Shoaib Ahmad, Mohammad Yasir Essar7 citations
  55. Vaccine makers in Asia rush to test jabs against fast-spreading COVID variant ↗Gayathri Vaidyanathan7 citations
  56. Victories against AIDS have lessons for COVID-19 ↗Anthony S. Fauci7 citations
  57. What the Moderna–NIH COVID vaccine patent fight means for research ↗Heidi K. Ledford7 citations
  58. Why England’s COVID ‘freedom day’ alarms researchers ↗Philip Ball7 citations
  59. World Bank grants for global vaccination — why so slow? ↗Justin Sandefur7 citations
  60. 8% of researchers in Dutch survey have falsified or fabricated data ↗Dalmeet Singh Chawla6 citations
  61. A 4D road map for the formation of hair follicles ↗Nivedita Saxena, Michael Rendl6 citations
  62. A bird’s migration decoded ↗Simeon Lisovski, Miriam Liedvogel6 citations
  63. A molecular connection hints at how a genetic risk factor drives Crohn’s disease ↗Scott Eric Plevy6 citations
  64. A reconstruction of early cryptic COVID spread ↗Simon Cauchemez, Paolo Bosetti6 citations
  65. Afghanistan: Taliban’s return imperils maternal health ↗Shohra Qaderi, Attaullah Ahmadi, Don Eliseo Lucero‐Prisno6 citations
  66. Air quality: WHO guidelines could deepen inequities ↗Forrest Gerhart Lacey, Rajesh Kumar, Gabriele G. Pfister et al.6 citations
  67. Ancient seeds spill secrets about the evolution of flowering plants ↗Pamela S. Soltis6 citations
  68. Animal experiments: EU is pushing to find substitutes fast ↗Stefan Hippenstiel, Christa Thöne‐Reineke, Jens Kurreck6 citations
  69. Argument technology for debating with humans ↗Chris Reed6 citations
  70. Atomic structure of a glass imaged at last ↗Paul M. Voyles6 citations
  71. Bacterial peptides presented on tumour cells could be immunotherapy targets ↗Angelika Beate Riemer6 citations
  72. Beyond past due: data to guide US school reopenings ↗Emily F. Oster6 citations
  73. Biden has assembled a stellar science team — now they must pull together ↗6 citations
  74. COVID is disrupting scientific careers around the world ↗6 citations
  75. COVID reinfections likely within one or two years, models propose ↗Lynne Peeples6 citations
  76. COVID vaccines have higher approval in less-affluent countries ↗Max Kozlov6 citations
  77. COVID-19: research on tech habits needs industry support ↗Daniel Luke King, Joël Billieux, Paul Delfabbro6 citations
  78. COVID-vaccine booster shot shows promise in Israeli study ↗Max Kozlov6 citations
  79. COVID’s lesson for climate research: go local ↗Alice C. Hill6 citations
  80. Canada’s scientists are elucidating the dark metabolome ↗James Mitchell Crow6 citations
  81. Charge-carrying films for solar cells made quickly and cleanly ↗Jianfeng Lu, Fuzhi Huang6 citations
  82. Designing nano-sized chemotherapy ↗Virginia L. Gewin6 citations
  83. Did the coronavirus jump from animals to people twice? ↗Smriti Mallapaty6 citations
  84. Does vaccinating adults stop kids from spreading COVID too? ↗Dyani Lewis6 citations
  85. Electrons broken into pieces at crystal defects ↗Carmine Ortix6 citations
  86. For NGOs, article-processing charges sap conservation funds ↗Kevin A. Wood, Julia L. Newth, Geoff M. Hilton6 citations
  87. GABA molecules made by B cells can dampen antitumour responses ↗Daniel L. Kaufman6 citations
  88. Global climate action needs trusted finance data ↗6 citations
  89. Good presentation skills benefit careers — and science ↗David Rubenson6 citations
  90. Highly reactive form of magnesium stabilized by bulky ligands ↗Cameron Jones6 citations
  91. How Europe’s €100-billion science fund will shape 7 years of research ↗Quirin Schiermeier6 citations
  92. How Zoom helped the neurotypical world hear my autistic voice ↗Anya Lawrence6 citations
  93. How did Neanderthals and other ancient humans learn to count? ↗Colin G. Barras6 citations
  94. How waste water is helping South Africa fight COVID-19 ↗Heather Richardson6 citations
  95. Hybrid light–matter states formed in self-assembling cavities ↗Johannes Feist6 citations
  96. Illegal CFC emissions have stopped since scientists raised alarm ↗Jeff Tollefson6 citations
  97. India’s neighbours race to sequence genomes as COVID surges ↗Smriti Mallapaty6 citations
  98. Inflammation in heart disease: do researchers know enough? ↗Sarah DeWeerdt6 citations
  99. Involve citizens in climate-policy modelling ↗Haris Doukas, Αλέξανδρος Νίκας6 citations
  100. Italy: Forest harvesting is the opposite of green growth ↗Roberto Cazzolla Gatti, Gianluca Piovesan, Alessandro Chiarucci6 citations

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