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Nature 2022: all accepted papers

3,983 papers · page 29 of 40 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2022

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  1. Breakthrough in teleportation furthers quantum network development ↗Oliver Slattery, Yong‐Su Kim
  2. Bright blue nanoscale LEDs for next-generation displays ↗
  3. Building neural networks that smell like a brain ↗Conor Purcell
  4. Burnout and breakdowns: how mid-career scientists can protect themselves ↗Julie Gould
  5. Butterfly stroke propels swimming robot to record speed ↗
  6. COVID antiviral, carbon-dating troubles and Chile’s science bet ↗
  7. COVID deaths: three times the official toll ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Benjamin S. Thompson
  8. COVID derailed polar research projects. Here’s how students have coped ↗McKenzie Prillaman
  9. COVID immunity, 3D nucleus — the week in infographics ↗
  10. COVID reinfections, sneezing hamsters and huge methane emissions ↗
  11. COVID’s diabetes risk, vaccine rankings and hidden industry ties ↗
  12. COVID’s family effect, fusion chief and drug equality ↗
  13. COVID’s toll, PhD career advice — the week in infographics ↗
  14. CRISPR ‘cousin’ put to the test in landmark heart-disease trial ↗Heidi K. Ledford
  15. California on fire, and can plants think? Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  16. Campaign supernova: why I need a finely tuned antenna ↗Virginia L. Gewin
  17. Can psychedelic drugs uncover the secrets of consciousness? ↗
  18. Cancer cells hijack nerve cells to storm through the brain ↗
  19. Cancer cells move and spread faster in thicker extracellular fluids ↗
  20. Cancer cells’ keratin robes keep attackers at bay ↗
  21. Cancer treatments boosted by immune-cell hacking ↗Heidi K. Ledford
  22. Cancer’s clock, data hoarding — the week in infographics ↗
  23. Capacity building to boost science in Ethiopia ↗Kendall Powell
  24. Carbon dating challenge, friendship economics — the week in infographics ↗
  25. Carving a path for Pakistani children to pursue science careers ↗Abdullahi Tsanni
  26. Catapult network busts biomedical bottlenecks ↗Graeme F. WILKINSON, Peter B. Simpson
  27. Celebratory science statue, polar bear survival and unappreciated research ↗
  28. Cells that drive chronic pain are found in mouse brains ↗
  29. Chance discovery sheds light on exploding stars ↗F. M. Walter
  30. Charted changes in salt-marsh areas and related carbon emissions ↗
  31. Childcare crowdfunding campaigns aim to keep mums on the academic track ↗Virginia L. Gewin
  32. Children’s health: highlights from research ↗Nicola Jones
  33. Chile: new cabinet is rich in scientists and women ↗Cristián Bonacic
  34. Chile’s science ambitions — three notes of caution ↗Pablo Astudillo
  35. China’s Mars rover finds hints of catastrophic floods ↗Smriti Mallapaty
  36. China’s population, evolution of walking — the week in infographics ↗
  37. China’s young researchers offered new opportunities ↗Jingru Zhang, Kexin Lu, Wendong Wei
  38. Cholera-causing bacteria have defences that degrade plasmid invaders ↗Didier Mazel
  39. Chronic pain — why science has scant succour for one in five people ↗Julian Nowogrodzki
  40. Climate alone won’t define future worlds ↗Mike Hulme
  41. Climate justice: UN rules Australia violated islander rights ↗Dyani Lewis
  42. Close-up with a parasite that can blind ↗Chris Woolston
  43. Clues to the identity of the fossil fish Palaeospondylus ↗Jorge Mondéjar Fernández, Philippe Janvier
  44. Coins from Pompeii’s ruins hint at finances of the dead ↗
  45. Cold treatment for insulin-making cells points to diabetes cure ↗
  46. Communication tools for scientists who stammer ↗Mobbassar Hassan Sk
  47. Complement CVs with curated portfolios ↗Sylvia J. Hysong
  48. Complex synthetic cells bring scientists closer to artificial cellular life ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Shamini Bundell
  49. Conflict resolution ↗Holly Schofield
  50. Confronting racism in Black maternal health care in the United States ↗Frances Gatta
  51. Control of human protein-degradation machinery revealed ↗
  52. Convictions reversed for US chemical engineer accused of hiding China ties ↗Natasha Gilbert
  53. Coordinating research at one of Latin America’s best hospitals ↗Emiliano Rodríguez Mega
  54. Coronapod: COVID and diabetes, what the science says ↗Noah Baker, Nicky Phillips
  55. Coronapod: How African scientists are copying Moderna's COVID vaccine ↗Noah Baker, Amy Maxmen
  56. Coronapod: USA authorizes vaccines for youngest of kids ↗Noah Baker, LAUREN K. WOLF
  57. Coronapod: how vaccine complacency is plaguing 'COVID zero' strategies ↗Noah Baker, Nicky Phillips
  58. Coronapod: infected immune cells hint at cause of severe COVID ↗Noah Baker, Smriti Mallapaty
  59. Coronapod: the open-science plan to unseat big Pharma and tackle vaccine inequity ↗Noah Baker, Amy Maxmen
  60. Coronapod: what people get wrong about endemic COVID ↗Noah Baker, Monya Baker
  61. Coronapod: why stopping COVID testing would be a mistake ↗Noah Baker, Monya Baker
  62. Coronapod: ‘A generational loss’ — COVID’s devastating impact on education ↗Noah Baker, Helen E. Pearson
  63. Corralling photons to solve problems in seconds ↗James Mitchell Crow
  64. Cosmic countdown ↗Jason P. Burnham
  65. Cosmic crash explains a mystery on the Moon ↗
  66. Costly SOFIA telescope faces termination after years of problems ↗Alexandra Witze
  67. Cramped chamber hides some of North America’s biggest cave art ↗
  68. Creating a science legacy ↗Andy Kah Ping Tay
  69. Cryogenic mastery aids bid to spot elusive matter creation ↗J. A. Detwiler
  70. Cyclones’ inner lives revealed by invisible particles ↗
  71. DNA reveals that mastodons roamed a forested Greenland two million years ago ↗
  72. DNA ‘skeleton’ could make a shapely synthetic cell ↗
  73. Daily briefing: 3D printing helps blind researchers to visualize data ↗Emma Stoye
  74. Daily briefing: A double-whammy of COVID-19 immunity ↗Flora Graham
  75. Daily briefing: A fresh focus on research ethics in China ↗Flora Graham
  76. Daily briefing: A planetary budget to survive and thrive ↗Flora Graham
  77. Daily briefing: A supernova is coming — and astronomers are ready ↗Flora Graham
  78. Daily briefing: AI predicts the shape of nearly all known proteins ↗Emma Stoye
  79. Daily briefing: Advice from the scientist who became vice-president of Taiwan ↗Flora Graham
  80. Daily briefing: Ancient DNA traces origin of Black Death ↗Flora Graham
  81. Daily briefing: Answers emerging on COVID and smell loss ↗Flora Graham
  82. Daily briefing: App turns research ethics into a game ↗Flora Graham
  83. Daily briefing: Biden names biologist as first ARPA-H chief ↗Flora Graham
  84. Daily briefing: Bizarre bird could reshape the standard tree of life ↗Flora Graham
  85. Daily briefing: Brain implant lets ‘locked in’ person chat with family ↗Flora Graham
  86. Daily briefing: Bronze hand might rewrite the history of Basque ↗Flora Graham
  87. Daily briefing: COP27 frustration — but a silver lining ↗Flora Graham
  88. Daily briefing: COVID czar Ashish Jha on the United States’ pandemic future ↗Flora Graham
  89. Daily briefing: COVID surges might be becoming more predictable ↗Flora Graham
  90. Daily briefing: COVID variants spotted early in sewage ↗Flora Graham
  91. Daily briefing: CRISPR cancer trial success paves the way for personalized treatments ↗Flora Graham
  92. Daily briefing: CRISPR patent ruling won’t be the end of it ↗Flora Graham
  93. Daily briefing: CRISPR-baby scientist released from prison ↗Flora Graham
  94. Daily briefing: Can science save the world’s rarest trees? ↗Flora Graham
  95. Daily briefing: Cave-dwelling fish have regional accents ↗Emma Stoye
  96. Daily briefing: Chances ‘almost nil’ of finding SARS-CoV-2 ancestor ↗Flora Graham
  97. Daily briefing: Chemist Charles Lieber convicted of hiding his ties to China ↗Flora Graham
  98. Daily briefing: Congo Basin could be auctioned off to big oil ↗Flora Graham
  99. Daily briefing: Controversy over risky COVID research ↗Anne Marie Conlon
  100. Daily briefing: Crabs and lobsters could gain lab protections ↗Flora Graham

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