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Nature 2021: all accepted papers

3,641 papers · page 33 of 37 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2021

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  1. Menacing ‘famine weed’ grows more toxic as carbon levels soar ↗
  2. Mentoring, coaching, supervising: what’s the difference? ↗Julie Gould
  3. Metal planet, COVID pact and Hubble telescope time ↗
  4. Meteorites: ‘a story written across light years down the barrel of a microscope’ ↗Meenakshi Wadhwa
  5. Meth-addicted trout swim for a hit ↗
  6. Mice with severe COVID symptoms could speed vaccine effort ↗Ewen Callaway
  7. Microbes in Neanderthals’ mouths reveal their carb-laden diet ↗
  8. Microbes teach a master class in how to clean polluted water ↗
  9. Microbes’ matchmaker helps bacteria to slime your teeth ↗
  10. Mini ‘metavehicles’ zip and swerve on light power ↗
  11. Mini-machine can chop and channel proteins ↗
  12. Mnemovirus ↗Alexander B. Joy
  13. Molecules that see the light embark on an epic trip ↗
  14. Monitoring the snap, crackle and pop of the sea ↗James Mitchell Crow
  15. Moon ice, research imbalance and a new science minister ↗
  16. More than 100 centenarians help to reveal a biomarker for long life ↗
  17. More than one-third of heat deaths blamed on climate change ↗
  18. Moulded or folded, this wood stays strong ↗
  19. Move over, graphene: scientists tame boron equivalent ↗
  20. Mutant enzymes give ordinary bacteria unnatural powers ↗
  21. Mutation alters injury response to drive cancer ↗Dane Vassiliadis, Mark A. Dawson
  22. My 11 part-time jobs made me a better PhD student ↗Cassie Sims
  23. My dreams have been weird since the magpies arrived ↗Wendy Nikel
  24. My first pet ↗Robert Blasiak
  25. My international career journey as a disabled scientist ↗Christopher Rensing
  26. My international-student group helped me through a hurricane ↗Sheri A. C. McDowell
  27. My lockdown literature-review challenge ↗Saurja DasGupta
  28. My race against time to capture the sounds of ancient rainforests ↗James Mitchell Crow
  29. Mysterious einsteinium spills its secrets ↗Shamini Bundell, Nick Petrić Howe
  30. Mysterious fast radio bursts come in two distinct flavours ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  31. Mystery on high: an ozone-destroying chemical appears in the air ↗
  32. NASA reboots its role in fighting climate change ↗Alexandra Witze
  33. NASA spacecraft ‘touches’ the Sun for the first time ever ↗Alexandra Witze
  34. Nature’s 10: ten people who helped shape science in 2021 ↗Ewen Callaway, Holly Else, Diana Kwon et al.
  35. Neanderthals could hear like we can ↗
  36. Nearly-fatal heat already affects people in ‘informal’ towns ↗
  37. Nervous stomach: lab-grown organs clench like the real thing ↗
  38. Nestling skin-to-skin right after birth saves fragile babies’ lives ↗
  39. Network of world’s most accurate clocks paves way to redefine time ↗Shamini Bundell, Nick Petrić Howe
  40. Neutron beam sheds light on medieval faith and superstition ↗
  41. New FDA chief will face COVID woes and calls for drug-approval reform ↗Max Kozlov
  42. New UK science minister takes on ambitious research agenda ↗Jonathan O’Callaghan
  43. New York bids to level the playing field in a metropolis of inequality ↗Anita Makri
  44. New hope for vaccine against a devastating livestock disease ↗Benjamin Thompson, Shamini Bundell
  45. New mineral, FDA chief and the pandemic’s toll on research ↗
  46. New type of dark energy could solve Universe expansion mystery ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  47. Newfound ‘fairy lantern’ could soon be snuffed out forever ↗
  48. Nicaragua: renewed call to defend human rights ↗Martin Chalfie, E. Brézin, Belita Koiller
  49. No child’s play: what climate change will inflict on today’s newborns ↗
  50. No hands, no problem: clever parrots craft and wield tools ↗
  51. No sign of Planet Nine? Trail runs cold for hypothetical world ↗Jonathan O’Callaghan
  52. Not just sorcery: scientists build an invisible portal ↗
  53. Not not happy ↗Deborah Walker
  54. Now that’s using your head: a sea slug’s severed noggin sprouts a new body ↗
  55. OECD on climate finance: donors need to step up and enhance reporting ↗Simon J. Buckle
  56. Oceans like neurons ↗Jeremy Szal
  57. Old-school computing: when your lab PC is ancient ↗Julian Nowogrodzki
  58. Oldest African burial site uncovers Stone Age relationship with death ↗Benjamin A. Thompson
  59. Omnimagnets move non-magnetic objects every which way ↗Benjamin A. Thompson, Nick Petrić Howe
  60. On the ice of Nix ↗Mari Ness
  61. On the origin of numbers ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Benjamin A. Thompson
  62. On the trail of travelling RNA ↗Sara Reardon
  63. One billion COVID vaccines, psychedelic sensor and COVID transmission halved ↗
  64. One screen, three images — some invisible in ordinary light ↗
  65. Optimizing public services after COVID ↗Jonathan P. Shepherd
  66. Origami robotic arm writhes like an octopus’s ↗
  67. Our enormous fish catches have skewed ocean chemistry ↗
  68. Our lockdown mentoring plan was a lifeline, and it’s still going ↗Alexa Ruel, Priscilla Widmer, Panayiota Ventura et al.
  69. Our podcast highlights of 2021 ↗Shamini Bundell, Nick Petrić Howe, Dan Fox et al.
  70. Our radical changes to Earth’s greenery began long ago — with farms, not factories ↗
  71. Outstanding reportage from the front lines of geoengineering ↗Gaia Vince
  72. Ozone hole’s healing triggers winds of change ↗
  73. Pain in the brain, climate racism, and quantum cusp: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  74. Pakistan: anger mounts over threat to higher education ↗Aziz Khan
  75. Panda cubs and termite guts — August’s best science images ↗Emma Stoye
  76. Pandemic mental health and Eurasia’s oldest jewellery ↗
  77. Pandemic whistle-blower: we need a non-political way to track viruses ↗Amy Maxmen
  78. Partnerships in progress ↗
  79. Path correction ↗Sylvia Wenmackers
  80. Patient-specific COVID-19 resource utilization prediction using fusion AI model ↗Amara Tariq, Leo Anthony Celi, Janice M. Newsome et al.
  81. Physicists ‘listen’ to sounds in a fluid of light ↗
  82. Pikas in high places have a winter-time treat: yak poo ↗
  83. Pink hare, deadlier COVID and a trove of bat coronaviruses ↗
  84. Pink lagoon and peculiar galaxies — July’s best science images ↗Emma Stoye
  85. Planet Nine, Russian education law and COVID variants ↗
  86. Planned obsolescence ↗Marissa Lingen
  87. Plant–insect gene transfer, NASA chief and COVID reinfections ↗
  88. Pluto's strange ice patterns explained by new theory ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Benjamin S. Thompson
  89. Pluto’s mysterious polygons explained ↗Shamini Bundell
  90. Podcast special: onboard the climate train to COP26 ↗Benjamin A. Thompson
  91. Podcast: Starting up in science ↗Benjamin Thompson, Kerri Smith, Heidi K. Ledford et al.
  92. Polar bears are inbreeding as their icy home disintegrates ↗
  93. Poo from young mice improves their elders’ memories ↗
  94. Poor harvest: farmers earn a pitiful fraction of the money spent on food ↗
  95. Portugal: female science leaders could speed up change ↗Paulo Cartaxana
  96. Practice on a pulsefish ↗Steven Berger
  97. Prediction for magnetic moment of the muon informs a test of the standard model of particle physics ↗Harvey B. Meyer
  98. Prehistoric dwarf elephants lost weight in no time ↗
  99. Prehistoric workers dined on takeaway three millennia before Uber Eats ↗
  100. Preprint ban reversal, vaccine boosters and awards bias ↗

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