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Nature 2022: all accepted papers

3,983 papers · page 27 of 40 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2022

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  1. Unconventional materials that do more with light ↗James Mitchell Crow1 citation
  2. Undisclosed industry payments rampant in drug-trial papers ↗Clare Watson1 citation
  3. Upgraded LHC begins epic run to search for new physics ↗Elizabeth Gibney1 citation
  4. Venus flytrap snaps shut at synthetic neuron’s command ↗1 citation
  5. Video: Guardian of the genome ↗1 citation
  6. Virtual library of LSD-like drugs could reveal new antidepressants ↗Benjamin S. Thompson1 citation
  7. Vortices produced and studied in electron fluids ↗1 citation
  8. Webb telescope reaches its final destination far from Earth ↗Alexandra Witze1 citation
  9. Webb telescope wows with first image of an exoplanet ↗Alexandra Witze1 citation
  10. What triggers severe COVID? Infected immune cells hold clues ↗Smriti Mallapaty1 citation
  11. Why I wrote an impact CV ↗Katherine T. Andrews1 citation
  12. Why Joe Biden’s bid to restore scientific integrity matters ↗Virginia L. Gewin1 citation
  13. Why did the FBI track Nobel-winning microbiologist Salvador Luria? ↗Alison Abbott1 citation
  14. Why mutation is not as random as we thought ↗Shamini Bundell, Benjamin J. Thompson1 citation
  15. Why older people get less protection from flu vaccines ↗1 citation
  16. Why thinking hard makes us feel tired ↗Heidi K. Ledford1 citation
  17. Will a rising Omicron variant scramble antibody treatments? ↗Freda Kreier1 citation
  18. Women are under-represented in economics globally ↗Brittney J. Miller1 citation
  19. World’s largest ice sheet threatened by warm water surge ↗Clare Watson1 citation
  20. Young brain fluid improves memory in old mice ↗Jude Coleman1 citation
  21. ‘Actions, not just words’: Egypt’s climate scientists share COP27 hopes ↗Miryam Naddaf1 citation
  22. ‘Dark mood’: Australian researchers lament state of science ahead of election ↗Ruby Prosser Scully1 citation
  23. ‘Fungi are amazing’: turning mushrooms into vegan leather and meat ↗Linda Nordling1 citation
  24. ‘I could not keep silent’: Iranian physicist resigns to join protests ↗Michele Catanzaro1 citation
  25. ‘Intellectual challenge’: master’s students find reasons to be satisfied with their degree programmes ↗Chris Woolston1 citation
  26. ‘Labour advantage’ drives greater productivity at elite universities ↗Miryam Naddaf1 citation
  27. ‘Mathematics is an unknown land’: meet Fields Medal winner Maryna Viazovska ↗Davide Castelvecchi1 citation
  28. ‘Mind blowing’ ancient settlements uncovered in the Amazon ↗Freda Kreier1 citation
  29. ‘Moms in Proteomics’ pushes for change ↗Jennifer Geddes‐McAlister1 citation
  30. ‘Snow droughts’ followed by extreme heat are striking more of the planet ↗1 citation
  31. ‘We can barely afford rent’: PhD students in Ireland seek funding boost ↗Natasha Gilbert1 citation
  32. 10 startling images of nature in crisis — and the struggle to save it ↗Emma Marris
  33. 100 scholarships for Iranian women at online university ↗Daniel Kalmanson
  34. 67-million-year-old fossil upends bird evolutionary tree ↗Dyani Lewis
  35. A Jamaican medicinal-plant scientist explores his African roots ↗Czerne M. Reid
  36. A bacterial immune system senses a viral protein ↗
  37. A blast of light gives Styrofoam and other plastics new purpose ↗
  38. A boost for African research from China ↗Khaoula Houssini
  39. A boundary-pushing ceramic bends instead of shattering ↗
  40. A catastrophic collapse for the ‘flying banana’ of the Kalahari ↗
  41. A chocoholic’s best friends are the birds and the bats ↗
  42. A city’s sprawl triggers ominous changes underground ↗
  43. A cloud named Maggie: space streamer could birth new stars ↗
  44. A compound that tames sodium batteries’ hazardous habits ↗
  45. A deep artificial neural network powered by enzymes ↗
  46. A diamond sensor shines at ‘seeing’ voltages ↗
  47. A down-to-earth approach to climate change ↗Virginia L. Gewin
  48. A drug tames a common-cold virus that’s also a killer ↗
  49. A feeding frenzy of 150 whales marks a species’ comeback ↗
  50. A gene variant in maize that increases protein content ↗
  51. A gentle lick or nibble makes this brain circuit buzz ↗
  52. A girl invents a game ↗Ruth Joffre
  53. A glimpse into the deepest parts of the Fagradalsfjall volcanic system ↗
  54. A global sand crisis looms — here’s how to dodge it ↗
  55. A grass-roots science movement to rebuild Lebanon ↗Benjamin Plackett
  56. A guide to Plan B: the UK’s vague strategy for post-Brexit science funding ↗Holly Else
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  64. A harmless bird virus shows ominous changes ↗
  65. A heartbeat’s machinery becomes visible to the eye ↗
  66. A keen-eared rover captures the sound of a Martian dust devil ↗
  67. A lab leader’s guide to hiring a postdoc ↗Caroline S. Hill
  68. A light in the garden ↗Beth Cato
  69. A look at the protein complex that enables hearing ↗
  70. A machine that uses the surface of water to braid microscopic fibres ↗
  71. A map of what comes next ↗Aimee Ogden
  72. A massive planet circles a huge star doomed to explode ↗
  73. A mechanism for inheriting radiation-induced DNA damage ↗Ronald Cutler, Jan Vijg
  74. A micro-whirligig does the molecular twist ↗
  75. A mighty antibody is the bane of multiple coronaviruses ↗
  76. A natural experiment shows electric scooters really do cut traffic ↗
  77. A new kind of cell division ↗Nick Petrić Howe
  78. A new phase for the universal growth of interfaces ↗Sebastian Diehl
  79. A nutritionist in Kenya shares advice for prospective students ↗Christopher Bendana
  80. A poisonous shield, a potent venom: these worms mean business ↗
  81. A protein pattern regulates the positions and connections of neuronal cells ↗
  82. A protein that mobilizes the cofactor molecule haem for use in cells ↗
  83. A proton-pumping enzyme in the brain switches between modes ↗
  84. A quiet black hole whispers its origin story ↗
  85. A radical way to forge carbon–carbon bonds ↗
  86. A reindeer’s yearning to travel can be read in its genes ↗
  87. A restful way to feel more generous: get more sleep ↗
  88. A sea change in craft brewing ↗Maria Bolevich
  89. A ship sunk during the Second World War still stirs up the seabed ↗
  90. A shortcut for making a pufferfish poison is achieved at last ↗
  91. A single day on a fatty diet gives the gut a makeover ↗
  92. A single star has three super-Earths — and two rare super-Mercuries ↗
  93. A space rock’s weird skips led to Earth’s biggest meteorite field ↗
  94. A springy tissue scaffold allows healing on the run ↗
  95. A stable alternative to an explosive synthetic reaction ↗Vignesh Palani, Alison E. Wendlandt
  96. A step closer to atom lasers that stay on ↗
  97. A sugary diet wrecks gut microbes — and their anti-obesity efforts ↗
  98. A superfluid sets out on an endless circular journey ↗
  99. A supernova could light up the Milky Way at any time. Astronomers will be watching ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  100. A switch in neuronal dynamics that helps to initiate movement ↗Oliver M. Gauld, Chunyu A. Duan

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