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Nature 2021: all accepted papers

3,641 papers · page 25 of 37 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2021

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  1. UK research funding to grow slower than hoped ↗Holly Else1 citation
  2. Ultra-weak gravitational field detected ↗Christian Rothleitner1 citation
  3. United States has several programmes for early-career leaders ↗Dalal Najib, John Boright, John Hildebrand1 citation
  4. Universities under 50 chart a clear roadmap for the future ↗Catherine Armitage1 citation
  5. University of Cape Town’s battle to tackle a racist legacy ↗Linda Nordling1 citation
  6. University under pressure to rehire scientist acquitted of hiding China links ↗Nidhi Subbaraman1 citation
  7. Unrepresentative big surveys significantly overestimate US vaccine uptake ↗Bradley, Shiro Kuriwaki, Michael Isakov et al.1 citation
  8. Using sound to explore events of the Universe ↗Davide Castelvecchi1 citation
  9. Vaccine sprint predicted a decade ago ↗Rino Rappuoli1 citation
  10. Video grant proposals could be exclusionary ↗Manuel Spitschan, Yo Yehudi, Laura Ación1 citation
  11. Want the games industry to share data? Share yours ↗Veli‐Matti Karhulahti1 citation
  12. What makes us tick: lab leaders describe their research philosophies ↗Nikki Forrester1 citation
  13. What polar researchers have learnt from the pandemic ↗Nikki Forrester1 citation
  14. Which are the best pandemic policies? Data trackers are trying to judge ↗Quirin Schiermeier1 citation
  15. Why academic administration was the right choice for me ↗Juergen K. V. Reichardt1 citation
  16. Why national attitudes about science matter for vaccine acceptance ↗1 citation
  17. Why stem cells might save the northern white rhino ↗Julianna Photopoulos1 citation
  18. Will the United States make its most dramatic climate pledge yet? ↗Jeff Tollefson1 citation
  19. Yes, science can weigh in on abortion law ↗Diana Greene Foster1 citation
  20. Your COP26 questions answered: Is it too late? ↗Dan Fox, Nick Petrić Howe1 citation
  21. Your COP26 questions answered: carbon capture and storage ↗Dan Fox, Nick Petrić Howe1 citation
  22. Yuan Longping (1930–2021) ↗Shellen X. Wu1 citation
  23. ‘Can you work with less-qualified people?’ and 19 other curveball questions to navigate at industry interviews ↗Tina Persson1 citation
  24. ‘Politicians shouldn’t meddle’: new chief of Europe’s major research funder shares priorities ↗Quirin Schiermeier1 citation
  25. A COVID vaccine elicits a middling but durable immune response ↗
  26. A CRISPR fix for muscles hatches from a viral shell ↗
  27. A bark in the dark reveals a hidden hyrax ↗
  28. A biographer and a bioethicist take on the CRISPR revolution ↗Jackie Leach Scully
  29. A breathtaking treasure reveals the power of the woman buried with it ↗
  30. A caffeine buzz gives bees flower power ↗
  31. A cartoon guide to bioinformatics by a novice coder ↗Ed Himelblau
  32. A case of ‘stomach flu’ arms the microbiome against invaders ↗
  33. A cat can track its human by voice — if it can be bothered to ↗
  34. A century of US data documents obesity’s racially skewed rise ↗
  35. A compact device sustains a fluid of bosons ↗Denis Golež, Zhiyuan Sun
  36. A continuous model of early mammalian development ↗Chengxiang Qiu, Jay Shendure
  37. A critical mass of learning at Mila, Canada ↗Nicola Jones
  38. A dangerous, wrong or unneeded experiment? Don’t do it ↗Matthew Adam Cobb, Robert Pollack
  39. A deep look into the physics of earthquake slip ↗
  40. A deep-rooted appreciation for the health benefits of plants ↗James Mitchell Crow
  41. A deep-sea trench is a plastic dump — and a biodiversity hotspot ↗
  42. A dying world, overheated and nearly ruined ↗Brent Baldwin
  43. A fatty molecule shows promise for staving off HIV ↗
  44. A fine soft day for surveying moss and liverworts ↗Chris Woolston
  45. A graphene cloak keeps artworks’ colours ageless ↗
  46. A grave matter of ancient kinship in Neolithic Britain ↗Neil Carlin
  47. A grey whale makes an epic swim into the record books ↗
  48. A grim future awaits many children with type 2 diabetes ↗
  49. A guide on how to work in vaccine science ↗Nic Fleming
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  57. A hunter-gather’s tooth yields the oldest known strain of plague ↗
  58. A hurricane wrecks ‘Monkey Island’ — and leads to new monkey friendships ↗
  59. A light touch changes the strength of a single atomic bond ↗
  60. A magnetic patch on a twitchy arm makes a useful current ↗
  61. A material cracks barriers to asymmetrical toughness ↗Stella Brach
  62. A meander around many circulatory systems ↗Henry Nicholls
  63. A mediator of metabolic signals influences puberty and growth ↗Alejandro Lomniczi
  64. A mega-penguin stood tall on prodigious limbs ↗
  65. A molecular handbook for human development ↗Felicia Kuperwaser, Itai Yanai
  66. A monkey researcher fights to protect threatened and endangered primates ↗Virginia L. Gewin
  67. A motorized leg up: this robot changes its limb length to suit the terrain ↗
  68. A mysterious object is beaming radio waves into the Milky Way ↗
  69. A new partner ↗Timothy Mudie
  70. A new phase in meiotic cell division ↗Kevin D. Corbett
  71. A pair of whirlpools delicately move an embryo — contact-free ↗
  72. A partridge in hand on the Spanish steppe ↗Jack Leeming
  73. A physicist goes in search of our origins ↗A. Taroni
  74. A physicist takes on academic racism; green economic growth; and Stephen Hawking’s self-promotion: Books in brief ↗Andrew M. Robinson
  75. A piece of Triassic poo yields a beautifully preserved beetle ↗
  76. A pioneering photographic method shows its true colours ↗
  77. A plastic fabric could keep people cool — and help to fight global warming ↗
  78. A plundered pterosaur reveals the extinct flyer’s extreme headgear ↗
  79. A quantum light source outshines a competitor 1,000-fold ↗
  80. A race against time to feed the world ↗Linda Nordling
  81. A resident’s guide to avoiding lethal blasts from the Galaxy ↗
  82. A sensitive strategy for tumour surveillance ↗Michael S. Eisenstein
  83. A shared origin for cortical excitatory neurons and interneurons ↗
  84. A sight to see 40,000 years ago: a hefty kangaroo up a tree ↗
  85. A simulation exposes the secret spread of hospital infections ↗
  86. A small earthquake could pose a big risk to a US city ↗
  87. A smart genome scan could help scratch the itch for new antifungal drugs ↗
  88. A staggering store of water is revealed in Earth’s crust ↗
  89. A stellar explosion moves from theory to reality ↗
  90. A surface stays frost-free by showing water drops no mercy ↗
  91. A swarm of black holes could explain Galactic fluffiness ↗
  92. A sweet tooth gave ancient primates a mouthful of woe ↗
  93. A telescope watches as a black hole spews stuff into space ↗
  94. A thousand words, unspoken ↗Wendy Nikel
  95. A tough prosthetic hand obeys the muscles’ commands ↗
  96. A tour of deep time brings comfort in hard times ↗Alexandra Witze
  97. A toxic ‘tide’ is creeping over bountiful Arctic waters ↗
  98. A visual guide to repairing the retina ↗Michael S. Eisenstein
  99. A ‘chisel’ of light carves solid shapes out of a liquid ↗
  100. A ‘no-brainer’ decision to become a COVID-19 vaccine-centre volunteer ↗David J Payne

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