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3,641 papers · page 20 of 37 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2021

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  1. World commits to a pandemic-response pact: what’s next ↗Amy Maxmen4 citations
  2. cGAS-like receptors put a sting into the evolution of immune defence ↗Cara C West, Neal Silverman4 citations
  3. ‘BRICS’ nations are collaborating on science but need a bigger global platform ↗4 citations
  4. A blood marker predicts who gets ‘breakthrough’ COVID ↗Smriti Mallapaty3 citations
  5. A step closer to compact X-ray lasers ↗Luca Giannessi3 citations
  6. Achilles heel spotted for promising HIV-prevention drug ↗Amy Maxmen3 citations
  7. An mRNA vaccine industry in the making ↗Neil J. Savage3 citations
  8. Attempt to charge Mexican scientists with ‘organized crime’ prompts international outcry ↗Sara Reardon3 citations
  9. Award-winning mentors share their secrets ↗Chris Woolston3 citations
  10. Balancing carbon storage under elevated CO2 ↗César Terrer3 citations
  11. Bouncing droplets mimic spin systems ↗Nicolas Vandewalle3 citations
  12. Breastfeeding influences the neonatal virome ↗Frederic D. Bushman, Guanxiang Liang3 citations
  13. COVID-19 vaccines: call for global push to maintain efficacy ↗Klaus Stöhr, Nancy Cox3 citations
  14. COVID: treatment trials are still urgent ↗Steve Rauchman3 citations
  15. China creates vast research infrastructure to support ambitious climate goals ↗Smriti Mallapaty3 citations
  16. Coronapod: everything we know about the new COVID variant ↗Noah Baker, Richard Van Noorden3 citations
  17. Could mitochondria help athletes to make gains? ↗Anthony King3 citations
  18. Daily briefing: Omicron — what scientists know so far ↗Flora Graham3 citations
  19. Daily briefing: Pfizer–BioNTech vaccine protects against worrying variants ↗Flora Graham3 citations
  20. Daily briefing: Satellite light pollution is everywhere ↗Flora Graham3 citations
  21. Daily briefing: The parenting penalties faced by scientist mothers ↗Flora Graham3 citations
  22. Daily briefing: What we know about vaccines and long COVID ↗Flora Graham3 citations
  23. Deadly Myanmar mine disaster caused by poor planning, say data sleuths ↗Andrew L. Silver3 citations
  24. Declare how you are limiting your environmental impact ↗Paul Grogan, Kate M. Buckeridge, Anders Priemé3 citations
  25. Deranged chromatin drives uterine fibroid tumours ↗Zehra Ordulu3 citations
  26. Disabled scientists’ networks call for more support ↗Maria Niedernhuber, Hamied A. Haroon, Nicole Brown3 citations
  27. Dispatches from a world aflame ↗Alexandra Witze3 citations
  28. Fifty years of the brain’s sense of space ↗Isabel I. C. Low, Lisa M. Giocomo3 citations
  29. First known gene transfer from plant to insect identified ↗Heidi K. Ledford3 citations
  30. Gender gap in US patents leads to few inventions that help women ↗Sara Reardon3 citations
  31. Giant, free index to world’s research papers released online ↗Holly Else3 citations
  32. Gut microbes regroup to aid defence after infection ↗Melissa M. Kendall, Vanessa Sperandio3 citations
  33. Hertha Ayrton’s Nature obituary: a monument to sexism in science ↗Danita S. Brandt3 citations
  34. How COVID-19 has stomped on scientists’ travel plans ↗Chris Woolston3 citations
  35. How I tackled post-PhD imposter syndrome ↗Kelsey Inouye3 citations
  36. How quantum diamonds work: from imaging magnetic fields to detecting viruses ↗Neil J. Savage3 citations
  37. I critiqued my past papers on social media — here’s what I learnt ↗Nicholas P. Holmes3 citations
  38. Inside the lawsuit that ended US gene patenting ↗Heidi K. Ledford3 citations
  39. Keep online option at conferences — it makes them more inclusive ↗Rocío Joo3 citations
  40. Key COVID research hit by cut to UK foreign-aid budget ↗Holly Else3 citations
  41. Life on Venus claim faces strongest challenge yet ↗Alexandra Witze3 citations
  42. Loss of Australia’s largest lab animal supplier will leave ‘huge gap’ ↗Smriti Mallapaty3 citations
  43. Mars’s core has been measured — and it’s surprisingly large ↗Alexandra Witze3 citations
  44. Migratory birds aid the redistribution of plants to new climates ↗Barnabas H. Daru3 citations
  45. Mutation alters chromatin changes during injury response to drive cancer ↗Dane Vassiliadis, Mark A. Dawson3 citations
  46. NASA spacecraft will slam into asteroid in first planetary-defence test ↗Alexandra Witze3 citations
  47. Neuroprosthetic device maintains blood pressure after spinal cord injury ↗Patrice G. Guyenet3 citations
  48. One scientist couple’s five suggestions to solve the ‘two body problem’ ↗Sarah A. Gagliano Taliun3 citations
  49. Optics shine a light on dental imaging ↗Neil J. Savage3 citations
  50. Outcry as men win outsize share of Australian medical-research funding ↗Holly Else3 citations
  51. Ovarian cancer and the microbiome: a complex relationship ↗Julianna Photopoulos3 citations
  52. Peace-making: new technologies are no panacea ↗Oliver P. Richmond, Gëzim Visoka3 citations
  53. Plan for Africa’s first synchrotron light source starts to crystallize ↗Sarah Wild3 citations
  54. Plasmons dragged by drifting electrons ↗Hugen Yan3 citations
  55. Proposed NIH windfall raises hopes — and fears ↗Chris Woolston3 citations
  56. Quantum compass might help birds 'see' magnetic fields ↗Benjamin A. Thompson, Nick Petrić Howe3 citations
  57. Ranking the risk of heart disease ↗Michael S. Eisenstein3 citations
  58. Reboot AI with human values ↗Reema Patel3 citations
  59. Record number of first-time observers get Hubble telescope time ↗Dalmeet Singh Chawla3 citations
  60. Rethink how we plan research to shrink COVID health disparities ↗Lisa A. Cooper3 citations
  61. Revamp of UK CRISPR regulation will require public trust ↗3 citations
  62. Richard C. Lewontin (1929–2021) ↗Michael R Dietrich3 citations
  63. Science diversified: Tackling an ‘ableist’ culture in research ↗Dom Byrne3 citations
  64. Scientists’ fears of racial bias surge amid US crackdown on China ties ↗Nidhi Subbaraman3 citations
  65. Signs of self-sustained inflammatory circuits in severe COVID pneumonia ↗Kara J. Mould, William J. Janssen3 citations
  66. Silk Road becomes the one less travelled as China lures science talent home ↗Catherine Armitage, Chris Woolston3 citations
  67. Social and political justice hit by UK aid cuts ↗Rana Basem Dajani, Heather D. Flowe, Ben T. C. Warwick3 citations
  68. Solar geoengineering research needs formal global debate ↗János Pásztor3 citations
  69. Sound emission and annihilations in a programmable quantum vortex collider ↗Woo Jin Kwon, Giulia Del Pace, Klejdja Xhani et al.3 citations
  70. Support letters: mostly ghost-written, always glowing. What’s the point? ↗Juan Manuel Parrilla Gutiérrez3 citations
  71. Surprise dip in UK COVID cases baffles researchers ↗Philip Ball3 citations
  72. Sustainable Development Goals research speaks to city strengths and priorities ↗Bec Crew3 citations
  73. The African Academy of Sciences is in crisis — responsibility must be shared ↗3 citations
  74. The answer to the biodiversity crisis is not more debt ↗3 citations
  75. The mutational constraint spectrum quantified from variation in 141,456 humans (vol 581, pg 434, 2020) ↗Konrad J. Karczewski, Laurent C. Francioli, Grace Tiao et al.3 citations
  76. The science helping athletes to beat the heat ↗Sarah O’Meara3 citations
  77. The search for people who never get COVID ↗Smriti Mallapaty3 citations
  78. These cellular clocks help explain why elephants are bigger than mice ↗Michael Marshall3 citations
  79. Think outside the brain box ↗Alison Abbott3 citations
  80. Thomas Cavalier-Smith (1942–2021) ↗Thomas Richards3 citations
  81. Three million COVID deaths is a grim milestone ↗3 citations
  82. Touch down! NASA’s Mars landing sparks new era of exploration ↗Alexandra Witze3 citations
  83. Trade resolution further threatens Brazil’s amphibians ↗Joice Ruggeri, Lucas Rodriguez Forti3 citations
  84. Turning transient structures into drug targets ↗Elie Dolgin3 citations
  85. UK biodiversity: close gap between reality and rhetoric ↗Sophus zu Ermgassen, Joseph W. Bull, Ben Groom3 citations
  86. UNESCO embraces open science to shape society’s future ↗Audrey Azoulay3 citations
  87. US urged to invest in sun-dimming studies as climate warms ↗Jeff Tollefson3 citations
  88. Universal health care must be a priority — even amid COVID ↗3 citations
  89. Vaccinate people in Africa’s prisons against COVID-19 ↗Yusuff Adebayo Adebisi, Funmbi Okoya, Don Eliseo Lucero‐Prisno3 citations
  90. WHO names researchers to reboot outbreak origin investigations ↗Amy Maxmen3 citations
  91. WHO should lead on genome-editing policy, advisers say ↗Heidi K. Ledford3 citations
  92. We Need to Ground Truth Assumptions about Gene Therapy ↗Marla Broadfoot3 citations
  93. Webb telescope blasts off successfully — launching a new era in astronomy ↗Alexandra Witze3 citations
  94. What Biden’s $2-trillion spending bill could mean for climate change ↗Jeff Tollefson3 citations
  95. What the landmark Brexit deal means for science ↗Elizabeth Gibney3 citations
  96. Who is allowed to have wild ideas in physics? ↗Anil Ananthaswamy3 citations
  97. Why universities are key to tackling inequality ↗3 citations
  98. Will COVID force public health to confront America’s epic inequality? ↗Amy Maxmen3 citations
  99. You can help to create a new researcher-reward system ↗Karen Stroobants3 citations
  100. ‘Hard’ skills from our PhDs remain relevant beyond academia ↗Jonathan McGuire, Samantha Baggott3 citations

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