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Nature 2021: all accepted papers

3,641 papers · page 30 of 37 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2021

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  1. Daily briefing: Why did the world’s pandemic warning system fail? ↗Flora Graham
  2. Daily briefing: Why humans are so thirsty ↗Flora Graham
  3. Daily briefing: Why it took so long to grapple with airborne COVID-19 ↗Flora Graham
  4. Daily briefing: Why rare vaccine side effects are so hard to investigate ↗Flora Graham
  5. Daily briefing: mRNA vaccines beyond COVID ↗Emma Stoye
  6. Daily briefing: mRNA vaccines take on flu ↗Flora Graham
  7. Daily briefing: ‘Incident’ delays launch of the James Webb Space Telescope ↗Flora Graham
  8. Daily briefing: ‘Inflammation clock’ shows your immune system’s age ↗Flora Graham
  9. Daily briefing: ‘Living fossil’ coelacanths can live to 100 ↗Flora Graham
  10. Daily briefing: ‘Science isn’t enough to save us’ ↗Flora Graham
  11. Daily briefing: ‘Staggering’ success for anti-dengue mosquito trial ↗Flora Graham
  12. Daily briefing: ‘Super-antibodies’ fight many coronavirus variants ↗Flora Graham
  13. Daily briefing: ‘Zero COVID’ regions seek a path forward ↗Flora Graham
  14. Damage to a royal town on the Danube warns of seismic danger ↗
  15. Darkened reservoirs can blot out hydropower’s climate gains ↗
  16. Dashboard will track hiring and promotion criteria ↗Chris Woolston
  17. Data help an anti-rabies campaign go to the dogs ↗
  18. Days-old baby mice know their mother — and don’t forget her ↗
  19. Deadline divide: women shy away from asking for extensions ↗
  20. Deadline looms for EU scientists to apply to stay in the UK ↗Jacqui Thornton
  21. Deal-making in the early Universe: galaxies merged to grow ↗
  22. Deciphering metabolism, one microbe at a time ↗William F. Kindschuh, Tal Korem
  23. Deer infections, vaccination nudges and predicting ‘breakthrough’ COVID cases ↗
  24. Defeating the genome’s guardians boosts a DNA-editing tool ↗
  25. Defining Alzheimer’s, and the climate costs of AI: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  26. Delayed global warming could reduce human exposure to cyclones ↗Abigail Klopper
  27. Delta’s success, satellite swarms and a ‘super’ COVID antibody ↗
  28. Deploy international satellite monitoring to safeguard forests ↗R. M. O. Galvão
  29. Designer fibre meals sway human gut microbes ↗Avner Leshem, Eran Elinav
  30. Destructive fires serve as pest control for lizards ↗
  31. Device sketches objects 200 kilometres away, one photon at a time ↗
  32. Diagnostic genomic laboratories should share their data ↗Kok‐Siong Poon, Evelyn Siew-Chuan Koay
  33. Diamond delivers long-sought mineral from the deep Earth ↗Alexandra Witze
  34. Did you leave university science? Tell us why ↗Nidhi Subbaraman
  35. Dim stars that have failed at fusion are masters of spin ↗
  36. Doctored research images, Arctic sea ice and Germany’s climate policy ↗
  37. Does police outreach cut crime? Efforts in six nations give a bleak answer ↗
  38. Dredging up fish dinners does lasting damage to the sea floor ↗Sarah Paradis
  39. Dressed-up tumour cells make up a personalized cancer vaccine ↗
  40. EU forest strategy: adapt, innovate, employ ↗Marc Palahí
  41. Early Americans’ huge earthworks show off their engineering might ↗
  42. Early-career researchers help Wellcome funding panel ↗Rachel Victoria Guest, Laura A. Benjamin, Daniel R. Morales
  43. Earth is headed for well over two degrees of warming ↗
  44. Eavesdropping on a glacier's seismic whisper ↗Benjamin A. Thompson
  45. Edmond Fischer (1920–2021) ↗Philip Cohen
  46. Eight career tips from Nobel Laureates ↗Stefano Sandrone
  47. Eight reasons you are alone ↗Benjamin C. Kinney
  48. Elation as first Arab Mars mission reaches orbit ↗Elizabeth Gibney
  49. Electric eels have a shocking tactic: hunting in packs ↗
  50. Electric-blue phosphorescence made easy ↗
  51. Electrons are caught in the act of relaxing — over quadrillionths of a second ↗
  52. Electrons reveal the need for improved neutrino models ↗Noemi Rocco
  53. Elegant chemistry, a humane view of robots, and refugee economics: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  54. Elephants’ trunks are mighty suction machines ↗
  55. Embrace and celebrate diverse names in science ↗Ilinca I. Ciubotariu
  56. Emergency housekeeping rules for the SS Heart of the Sun ↗Aimee Picchi
  57. Enforce ban on plastic exports or it could backfire ↗Tanveer M. Adyel
  58. Engineering a brighter future for refugees and female scientists in Uganda ↗Sara Moraca
  59. Enigmatic Falklands ‘fox’ might have hitched a ride with humans ↗
  60. Even organic pesticides spur change in the wildlife next door ↗
  61. EverLife ↗Michael García Juelle
  62. Every T. rex, COVID asthma drug and variant control ↗
  63. Evidence of racism found at prestigious London university ↗Linda Nordling
  64. Excitement as Mars rover drills first rock core for return to Earth ↗Alexandra Witze
  65. Exiting gracefully: how to leave a job behind ↗Bianca Nogrady
  66. Explaining the icy mystery of the Dyatlov Pass deaths ↗Shamini Bundell
  67. Exploring ‘the most spooky, weird kind of science’ ↗Josie Glausiusz
  68. Extraordinary final feast of the sacrificial llamas ↗
  69. Faint galaxies light up the dark web filling the cosmos ↗
  70. Famous space family has a surprisingly peaceful history ↗
  71. Far-off planet has a nursery for baby moons ↗
  72. Fear of the empty ↗Deborah Walker
  73. Feeling fit? A little more sweat could still help your heart ↗
  74. Fighting food insecurity with CRISPR at Zimbabwe’s first private research institute ↗Abdullahi Tsanni
  75. Finding mental-health clarity under pandemic pressures ↗Matt T. Kasson
  76. Finicky no more: ancient snakes ate their way to success ↗
  77. First ancient human DNA found from key Asian migration route ↗Bianca Nogrady
  78. First mission to Jupiter’s asteroids could reveal Solar System origins ↗Alexandra Witze
  79. First science adviser in US president’s cabinet talks COVID, spying and more ↗Nidhi Subbaraman
  80. Five books from the Alnif Crater travelling library ↗Stewart C. Baker
  81. Five hundred days between pay cheques: the road I took to revive my career ↗Nuwan Bandara
  82. Five science stars making their mark in China ↗Gemma Conroy, Flynn Murphy, Sian Powell
  83. Five trendy technologies: where are they now? ↗Jyoti Madhusoodanan
  84. Fixing equipment in the lab teaches life lessons ↗James Crawford
  85. Flashy plants draw outsize share of scientists’ attention ↗
  86. Floods once lashed the Martian lake where NASA’s rover roams ↗
  87. Flowers adapt to welcome the birds — but not the bees ↗
  88. Fluid flow through a deep-sea sponge could inspire engineering designs ↗Laura Ann Miller
  89. Fly me to the Moon ↗Virginia L. Gewin
  90. Flying a helicopter on Mars: NASA's Ingenuity ↗Dan Fox
  91. Food shocks and how to avoid them ↗Shamini Bundell, Nick Petrić Howe
  92. For female giraffes, friends in high places bring towering benefits ↗
  93. Forests that float in the clouds are drifting away ↗
  94. Forget Stonehenge: the first known massive monuments are much older ↗
  95. Fossilised glider takes the origin of mammals back to the Triassic ↗Dan Fox
  96. Found at last: the ‘Sapling Fort’ where Native Alaskans made a stand ↗
  97. Found: the world’s oldest known mint and its jumbo product ↗
  98. Four-in-one: telescopes join forces to spot a dim star in a black hole’s clutches ↗
  99. France’s leadership academy needs more science and inclusion ↗
  100. Francis Collins to step down at NIH: scientists assess his legacy ↗Nidhi Subbaraman

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