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3,983 papers · page 17 of 40 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2022

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  1. Extended far-ultraviolet emission in distant dwarf galaxies ↗Anshuman Borgohain, Kanak Saha, Bruce G. Elmegreen et al.8 citations
  2. Fifty years after UN environment summit, researchers renew call for action ↗Maria Ivanova, Sharachchandra M. Lélé8 citations
  3. Finding medical value in mescaline ↗Eric Bender8 citations
  4. Fluorescence limitations overcome by engineering light–matter interactions ↗J. C. Sancho-Garcı́a8 citations
  5. Growth in AI and robotics research accelerates ↗8 citations
  6. Guatemala’s COVID vaccine roll-out failed: here’s what researchers know ↗Luke Taylor8 citations
  7. Hint of crack in standard model vanishes in LHC data ↗Davide Castelvecchi8 citations
  8. How a scandal in spider biology upended researchers’ lives ↗Max Kozlov8 citations
  9. How to fit clothing into the circular economy ↗Neil J. Savage8 citations
  10. How to protect the first ‘CRISPR babies’ prompts ethical debate ↗Smriti Mallapaty8 citations
  11. Imperialism’s long shadow: the UK universities grappling with a colonial past ↗Philip Ball8 citations
  12. In pursuit of data immortality ↗Michael S. Eisenstein8 citations
  13. Limitations of gamete sequencing for crossover analysis ↗Carl Veller, Shunxin Wang, Denise Zickler et al.8 citations
  14. Long-awaited accelerator ready to explore origins of elements ↗Davide Castelvecchi8 citations
  15. Mastering the art of persuasion during a pandemic ↗Elizabeth Svoboda8 citations
  16. Nanomaterials pave the way for the next computing generation ↗Jeff Hecht8 citations
  17. Nature Index Annual Tables 2022: China’s research spending pays off ↗Gemma Conroy, Benjamin Plackett8 citations
  18. Prior Omicron infection protects against BA.4 and BA.5 variants ↗McKenzie Prillaman8 citations
  19. Reply to: A path forward for analysing the impacts of marine protected areas ↗Enric Sala, Juan Mayorga, Darcy Bradley et al.8 citations
  20. Reply to: Landfalling hurricane track modes and decay ↗Lin Li, Pinaki Chakraborty8 citations
  21. Reply to: The Living Planet Index does not measure abundance ↗Brian Leung, Anna L. Hargreaves, Dan A. Greenberg et al.8 citations
  22. ResearchGate dealt a blow in copyright lawsuit ↗Diana Kwon8 citations
  23. Restoring smell with an electronic nose ↗Simon Makin8 citations
  24. Self-activated adhesion receptor proteins visualized ↗Antony A. Boucard8 citations
  25. Small lakes at risk from extensive solar-panel coverage ↗Regina L. G. Nobre, Stéphanie Boulêtreau, Julien Cucherousset8 citations
  26. Suspended pores boost gas solubility in water ↗Margarida Costa Gomes8 citations
  27. Taking the pain out of data sharing ↗Matthew Hutson8 citations
  28. The point of no return for species facing heatwaves ↗Susana Clusella‐Trullas8 citations
  29. The psychedelic escape from depression ↗Michael S. Eisenstein8 citations
  30. The researchers using AI to analyse peer review ↗Richard Van Noorden8 citations
  31. The science behind COVID’s assault on smell ↗Elie Dolgin8 citations
  32. This is how an Alzheimer’s gene ravages the brain ↗Elie Dolgin8 citations
  33. Time is running out for COVID vaccine patent waivers ↗8 citations
  34. To get serious on the circular economy, upend how global business works ↗8 citations
  35. To prevent gun injury, build better research ↗Chethan Sathya, Fatimah Loren Dreier, Megan L. Ranney8 citations
  36. Transporting food generates whopping amounts of carbon dioxide ↗Freda Kreier8 citations
  37. Treat the mind, not just the body for prostate cancer ↗Laura Vargas-Parada8 citations
  38. Ukraine nuclear power plant attack: scientists assess the risks ↗Davide Castelvecchi8 citations
  39. Vaccination rates are falling, and it’s not just the COVID-19 vaccine that people are refusing ↗Michael S. Eisenstein8 citations
  40. We must get a grip on forest science — before it’s too late ↗8 citations
  41. Wellcome says it has perpetuated ‘systemic racism’ in science ↗Sarah Wild8 citations
  42. What polio’s UK presence means for global health ↗Giorgia Guglielmi8 citations
  43. When will China’s population peak? It depends who you ask ↗Yvaine Ye8 citations
  44. Why Japan is building smart cities from scratch ↗Tim Hornyak8 citations
  45. ‘Unsustainable’: how satellite swarms pose a rising threat to astronomy ↗Alexandra Witze8 citations
  46. Africa needs more bioinformaticians for population studies ↗Ashraf Akintayo Akintola, Ui Wook Hwang, Abdullahi Tunde Aborode7 citations
  47. Alzheimer’s risk variant APOE4 linked to myelin-assembly malfunction ↗Karl E. Carlström, Gonçalo Castelo‐Branco7 citations
  48. An unexpected protein aggregate in diseased and ageing brains ↗Hideyuki Takahashi, Stephen M. Strittmatter7 citations
  49. Atomic clouds stabilized to measure dilation of time ↗Ksenia Yu. Khabarova7 citations
  50. Brain changes after COVID revealed by imaging ↗Randy L. Gollub7 citations
  51. COVID-19: LMICs need antivirals as well as vaccines ↗Simar Singh Bajaj, Fatima Cody Stanford7 citations
  52. China’s first mRNA vaccine is close — will that solve its COVID woes? ↗Yvaine Ye7 citations
  53. China’s space station is almost complete — how will scientists use it? ↗Smriti Mallapaty7 citations
  54. Climate pledges from top companies crumble under scrutiny ↗Jeff Tollefson7 citations
  55. Collisions hint that four neutrons form a transient isolated entity ↗Lee G. Sobotka, Maria Piarulli7 citations
  56. Conflict’s impact raises costs for Arctic shipping and the climate ↗Michael A. Goldstein, Amanda H. Lynch, Charles H. Norchi7 citations
  57. Destigmatizing hepatitis B ↗Claire Ainsworth7 citations
  58. Developing a cure for chronic hepatitis B requires a fresh approach ↗Matteo Iannacone, Luca G. Guidotti7 citations
  59. Diabetes risk rises after COVID, massive study finds ↗Clare Watson7 citations
  60. Drones bearing parcels deliver big carbon savings ↗Freda Kreier7 citations
  61. Exclusive: Laser-fusion facility heads back to the drawing board ↗Jeff Tollefson7 citations
  62. First pig kidneys transplanted into people: what scientists think ↗Sara Reardon7 citations
  63. Four revelations from the Webb telescope about distant galaxies ↗Alexandra Witze7 citations
  64. Himalayas: create an international peace park ↗Jun Gao, Dinesh Raj Bhuju, Jie Li et al.7 citations
  65. How my lab went from 4,000 kg to 130 kg of waste a year ↗Jacinta Bowler7 citations
  66. How sneezing hamsters sparked a COVID outbreak in Hong Kong ↗Smriti Mallapaty7 citations
  67. How three Ukrainian scientists are surviving Russia’s brutal war ↗Nisha Gaind7 citations
  68. Improving crop resilience with nanoparticles ↗Neil J. Savage7 citations
  69. Landmark treaty on plastic pollution must put scientific evidence front and centre ↗7 citations
  70. Long-sought mediator of vitamin K recycling discovered ↗Nathan P. Ward, Gina M. DeNicola7 citations
  71. Molecular soccer balls connected to make a 2D material ↗J. Michael Gottfried7 citations
  72. Mycoprotein produced in cell culture has environmental benefits over beef ↗Hanna L. Tuomisto7 citations
  73. Online harassment: a toolkit for protecting yourself from abuse ↗Bianca Nogrady7 citations
  74. Open access: Brazilian scientists denied waivers and discounts ↗Alicia Juliana Kowaltowski, Michel Satya Naslavsky, Mayana Zatz7 citations
  75. Pakistan’s floods have displaced 32 million people — here’s how researchers are helping ↗Smriti Mallapaty7 citations
  76. Reply to: Models of flow through sponges must consider the sponge tissue ↗Giacomo Falcucci, Giovanni Polverino, Maurizio Porfiri et al.7 citations
  77. Research must do no harm: new guidance addresses all studies relating to people ↗7 citations
  78. Science and the World Cup: how big data is transforming football ↗David Adam7 citations
  79. Scientific collaborations are precarious territory for women ↗Sara Reardon7 citations
  80. Severe COVID could cause markers of old age in the brain ↗Heidi K. Ledford7 citations
  81. Social-media reform is flying blind ↗Christopher A. Bail7 citations
  82. Spate of polio outbreaks worldwide puts scientists on alert ↗Heidi K. Ledford7 citations
  83. Studies linking diet with health must get a whole lot better ↗7 citations
  84. Support Europe’s bold vision for responsible research assessment ↗7 citations
  85. The countries maintaining research ties with Russia despite Ukraine ↗Smriti Mallapaty, T. V. Padma, Emiliano Rodríguez Mega et al.7 citations
  86. The scandal of researchers paid less than a living wage ↗7 citations
  87. The science events to watch for in 2023 ↗Miryam Naddaf7 citations
  88. This is no time to stop tracking COVID-19 ↗7 citations
  89. Will war in Ukraine mark a new era for European defence research? ↗Ann K. Finkbeiner, Richard Van Noorden7 citations
  90. Your brain expands and shrinks over time — these charts show how ↗Max Kozlov7 citations
  91. ‘COVID zero’ regions struggle with vaccine complacency ↗Andrew Silver7 citations
  92. ‘Papermill alarm’ software flags potentially fake papers ↗Holly Else7 citations
  93. 35 years of channelling potassium ions ↗Crina M. Nimigean6 citations
  94. A holographic wormhole traversed in a quantum computer ↗Adam R. Brown, Leonard Susskind6 citations
  95. A molecular flip-flop for separating heavy water ↗Thomas Heine, Randall Q. Snurr6 citations
  96. A phase transition for chromosome transmission when cells divide ↗Kazuhiro Maeshima6 citations
  97. AI predicts the effectiveness and evolution of gene promoter sequences ↗Andreas Wagner6 citations
  98. Ancient skull uncovered in China could be million-year-old Homo erectus ↗Dyani Lewis6 citations
  99. As elephant poaching falls in Africa, instate more ivory bans ↗Peng Liu, Li Zhang6 citations
  100. At COP 27, support poorest for climate loss and damage ↗Madeleine Diouf Sarr6 citations

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