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3,983 papers · page 14 of 40 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2022

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  1. New Omicron-specific vaccines offer similar protection to existing boosters ↗Ewen Callaway21 citations
  2. No freshwater-filled glacial Arctic Ocean ↗Robert F. Spielhagen, Jan C. Scholten, Henning A. Bauch et al.21 citations
  3. Plastic pollution: Three problems that a global treaty could solve ↗Tosin Thompson21 citations
  4. Risk management alone fails to limit the impact of extreme climate events ↗Beth Tellman, Hallie C. Eakin21 citations
  5. Scientists struggle to probe COVID’s origins amid sparse data from China ↗Amy Maxmen21 citations
  6. Stop squandering data: make units of measurement machine-readable ↗R. J. Hanisch, Stuart J. Chalk, Romain Coulon et al.21 citations
  7. Sustainable small-scale fisheries can help people and the planet ↗Sheryl L. Hendriks21 citations
  8. The war in Ukraine is exposing gaps in the world’s food-systems research ↗21 citations
  9. Time to recognize authorship of open data ↗21 citations
  10. US government reveals big changes to open-access policy ↗Jeff Tollefson, Richard Van Noorden21 citations
  11. Where is Russia’s cyberwar? Researchers decipher its strategy ↗Elizabeth Gibney21 citations
  12. X-ray astronomy comes of age ↗B. J. Wilkes, W. H. Tucker, N. Schartel et al.21 citations
  13. Are new Omicron subvariants a threat? Here’s how scientists are keeping watch ↗Amy Maxmen20 citations
  14. Bestrophin-2 and glutamine synthetase form a complex for glutamate release ↗Aaron P. Owji, Kuai Yu, Alec Kittredge et al.20 citations
  15. Condensed-phase isomerization through tunnelling gateways ↗Arnab Choudhury, Jessalyn A. DeVine, Shreya Sinha et al.20 citations
  16. Does the human lifespan have a limit? ↗Michael S. Eisenstein20 citations
  17. Does the world need an Omicron vaccine? What researchers say ↗Emily Waltz20 citations
  18. Emergence of mesoscale quantum phase transitions in a ferromagnet ↗Andreas Wendl, Heike Eisenlohr, F. Rucker et al.20 citations
  19. How UK science is failing Black researchers — in nine stark charts ↗Elizabeth Gibney20 citations
  20. Mental health and nature: more implementation research needed ↗Ralf Buckley, Linsheng Zhong, Mary‐Ann Cooper20 citations
  21. Nature-based solutions for global climate adaptation ↗Loan Diep, Timon McPhearson20 citations
  22. Overhyping hydrogen as a fuel risks endangering net-zero goals ↗20 citations
  23. Pandemics disable people — the history lesson that policymakers ignore ↗Laura Spinney20 citations
  24. Radiation-driven acceleration in the expanding WR140 dust shell ↗Yinuo Han, Peter Tuthill, Ryan M. Lau et al.20 citations
  25. The Higgs boson turns ten ↗Gavin P. Salam, Lian-Tao Wang, Giulia Zanderighi20 citations
  26. Unpicking the link between smell and memories ↗Roxanne Khamsi20 citations
  27. Ending racism is key to better science: a message from Nature’s guest editors ↗Melissa Nobles, Chad Womack, Ambroise Wonkam et al.19 citations
  28. Global food security: pool collective intelligence ↗Patrick Caron, Gabriel Ferrero de Loma-Osorio, Marco Ferroni et al.19 citations
  29. Open-source language AI challenges big tech’s models ↗Elizabeth Gibney19 citations
  30. Reply to: [{Th(C8H8)Cl2}3]2− is stable but not aromatic ↗Josef T. Boronski, John A. Seed, David Hunger et al.19 citations
  31. Resolving the H i in damped Lyman α systems that power star formation ↗Rongmon Bordoloi, John M. O’Meara, Keren Sharon et al.19 citations
  32. The next variant: three key questions about what’s after Omicron ↗Heidi K. Ledford19 citations
  33. The ‘war on cancer’ isn’t yet won ↗19 citations
  34. There’s only one choice in Brazil’s election — for the country and the world ↗19 citations
  35. Tuberculosis Is the Oldest Pandemic, and Poverty Makes It Continue ↗Sofia Moutinho19 citations
  36. Why early-career researchers should step up to the peer-review plate ↗Amber Dance19 citations
  37. Why is strep A surging — and how worried are scientists? ↗Heidi K. Ledford19 citations
  38. A dense 0.1-solar-mass star in a 51-minute-orbital-period eclipsing binary ↗Kevin B. Burdge, Kareem El-Badry, Thomas R. Marsh et al.18 citations
  39. Africa is bringing vaccine manufacturing home ↗18 citations
  40. African clinical trial denied access to key COVID drug Paxlovid ↗Heidi K. Ledford, Amy Maxmen18 citations
  41. An immune molecule segregates memories in time ↗Andrea Araceli Terceros, Priyamvada Rajasethupathy18 citations
  42. Climate change is turning more of Central Asia into desert ↗Giorgia Guglielmi18 citations
  43. Could immunotherapy finally break through in prostate cancer? ↗Anthony King18 citations
  44. Countries should boycott Brazil over export-driven deforestation ↗Lucas Ferrante, Philip M. Fearnside18 citations
  45. Epstein–Barr virus sparks brain autoimmunity in multiple sclerosis ↗Hartmut Wekerle18 citations
  46. Flu and colds are back with a vengeance — why now? ↗Cassandra Willyard18 citations
  47. Global research community condemns Russian invasion of Ukraine ↗Nisha Gaind, Holly Else18 citations
  48. How does Omicron spread so fast? A high viral load isn’t the answer ↗Max Kozlov18 citations
  49. Measured proton electromagnetic structure deviates from theoretical predictions ↗R. Li, N. Sparveris, H. Ataç et al.18 citations
  50. Most US professors are trained at same few elite universities ↗Julian Nowogrodzki18 citations
  51. Poor English skills? New AIs help researchers to write better ↗Alla Katsnelson18 citations
  52. Revitalize China’s cotton industry ↗Hang Zhao, Xiaoyang Ge, Fuguang Li18 citations
  53. These six countries are about to go to the Moon — here’s why ↗John Pickrell18 citations
  54. Volcanic trigger of ocean deoxygenation during Cordilleran ice sheet retreat ↗Jianghui Du, Alan C Mix, Brian Alexander Haley et al.18 citations
  55. When did mammoths go extinct? ↗Joshua H. Miller, Carl Simpson18 citations
  56. Why chemists can’t quit palladium ↗Ariana Remmel18 citations
  57. After AlphaFold: protein-folding contest seeks next big breakthrough ↗Ewen Callaway17 citations
  58. Bolsonaro’s troubled legacy for science, health and the environment ↗Meghie Rodrigues17 citations
  59. By the numbers: China’s net-zero ambitions ↗Andy Kah Ping Tay17 citations
  60. Can China avoid a wave of deaths if it lifts strict zero COVID policy? ↗Smriti Mallapaty17 citations
  61. Fourth dose of COVID vaccine offers only slight boost against Omicron infection ↗Smriti Mallapaty17 citations
  62. Here in Ukraine, science continues under air raids ↗Yurii S. Moroz17 citations
  63. How Nature contributed to science’s discriminatory legacy ↗17 citations
  64. How gut bacteria could boost cancer treatments ↗Jeanne M. Erdmann17 citations
  65. Landfalling hurricane track modes and decay ↗Kelvin T. F. Chan, Kailin Zhang, Yue Wu et al.17 citations
  66. Legendary bacterial evolution experiment enters new era ↗Ewen Callaway17 citations
  67. Nature-based solutions in an era of mega-fires ↗Adrián Regos17 citations
  68. Omicron’s lasting mysteries: four questions scientists are racing to answer ↗Amber Dance17 citations
  69. Reply to: On the role of atmospheric model transport uncertainty in estimating the Chinese land carbon sink ↗Jing Wang, Liang Feng, Paul I. Palmer et al.17 citations
  70. Reply to: The size of the land carbon sink in China ↗Jing Wang, Liang Feng, Paul I. Palmer et al.17 citations
  71. Rewilding Argentina: lessons for the 2030 biodiversity targets ↗Emiliano Donadío, Sebastián Di Martino, Sofía Heinonen Fortabat17 citations
  72. Russia’s brutal attack on Ukraine is wrong and must stop ↗17 citations
  73. Ten billion COVID vaccinations: world hits new milestone ↗Freda Kreier17 citations
  74. The 6G frequency switch that spares scientific services ↗Janise Y. McNair17 citations
  75. The brain-reading devices helping paralysed people to move, talk and touch ↗Liam Drew17 citations
  76. The developing bird pelvis passes through ancestral dinosaurian conditions ↗Christopher T. Griffin, João Francisco Botelho, Michael Hanson et al.17 citations
  77. The future of research collaborations involving Russia ↗Benjamin Plackett17 citations
  78. Vaccines protect against infection from Omicron subvariant — but not for long ↗Saima May Sidik17 citations
  79. A lab-on-a-chip that takes the chip out of the lab ↗Mazher Iqbal Mohammed16 citations
  80. A smart sensor that can be woven into everyday life ↗Wenhui Song16 citations
  81. Avert Bangladesh’s looming water crisis through open science and better data ↗Augusto Getirana, Nishan Kumar Biswas, Asad Sarwar Qureshi et al.16 citations
  82. Cancer cells spread aggressively during sleep ↗Harrison G. Ball, Sunitha Nagrath16 citations
  83. Could tiny blood clots cause long COVID’s puzzling symptoms? ↗Cassandra Willyard16 citations
  84. Did a mega drought topple empires 4,200 years ago? ↗Michael Marshall16 citations
  85. Disinfecting the air with far-ultraviolet light ↗Eric Bender16 citations
  86. How months-long COVID infections could seed dangerous new variants ↗Ewen Callaway16 citations
  87. Inflammation in the gut is encoded by neurons in the brain ↗David Brea, Henrique Veiga‐Fernandes16 citations
  88. New Delhi: air-quality warning system cuts peak pollution ↗Sachin Dinkar Ghude, Rajesh Kumar, Gaurav Govardhan et al.16 citations
  89. Nuclear power can help the democratic world achieve energy independence ↗Nicolas Mazzucchi16 citations
  90. Omicron’s molecular structure could help explain its global takeover ↗Diana Kwon16 citations
  91. PhD students face cash crisis with wages that don’t cover living costs ↗Chris Woolston16 citations
  92. Plastics treaty — research must inform action ↗Richard Charles Thompson, Sabine Pahl, Emenda Sembiring16 citations
  93. Recycling our way to sustainability ↗Sarah King16 citations
  94. The slow roll-out of the world’s first malaria vaccine ↗Cassandra Willyard16 citations
  95. Unblock research bottlenecks with non-profit start-ups ↗Adam Henry Marblestone, Anastasia Gamick, Tom Kalil et al.16 citations
  96. We commercialized a methane capture technology in ten years — here’s how ↗Guoping Hu, Eric F. May, Gang Kevin Li16 citations
  97. Why call it BA.2.12.1? A guide to the tangled Omicron family ↗Amy Maxmen16 citations
  98. Will ‘Centaurus’ be the next global coronavirus variant? Indian cases offers clues ↗Ewen Callaway16 citations
  99. Young people need experiences that boost their mental health ↗Andrew J. Fuligni, Adriana Galván16 citations
  100. COVID derailed learning for 1.6 billion students. Here’s how schools can help them catch up ↗Helen E. Pearson15 citations

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