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3,983 papers · page 31 of 40 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2022

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  1. Daily briefing: Scientists’ dismay as UK axes ‘gold standard’ COVID studies ↗Flora Graham
  2. Daily briefing: Sea-turtle poaching is dropping sharply ↗Flora Graham
  3. Daily briefing: See the largest bacterium ever discovered ↗Flora Graham
  4. Daily briefing: Shock W boson measurement could overturn particle physics ↗Flora Graham
  5. Daily briefing: Skydiving salamanders caught on film ↗Flora Graham
  6. Daily briefing: Snow in the Sahara — the month’s best science images ↗Flora Graham
  7. Daily briefing: Spectacular Jupiter image from James Webb Space Telescope ↗Flora Graham
  8. Daily briefing: Spectacular first images from the Webb space telescope ↗Flora Graham
  9. Daily briefing: Spinal-cord implant is helping three people to walk again ↗Flora Graham
  10. Daily briefing: T cells — an unsung defence against COVID-19 ↗Flora Graham
  11. Daily briefing: T. rex didn’t roar — it cooed ↗Flora Graham
  12. Daily briefing: Ten innovative face-mask designs ↗Flora Graham
  13. Daily briefing: Ten people who helped shape science in 2022 ↗Flora Graham
  14. Daily briefing: Ten years of CRISPR ↗Flora Graham
  15. Daily briefing: Ten years since the Higgs boson discovery ↗Flora Graham
  16. Daily briefing: The Great Depression shaped people’s DNA ↗Flora Graham
  17. Daily briefing: The NIH is at a crossroads ↗Flora Graham
  18. Daily briefing: The United States’s controversial China Initiative is over ↗Flora Graham
  19. Daily briefing: The benefits of doing a PhD later in life ↗Flora Graham
  20. Daily briefing: The best science images of the year ↗Flora Graham
  21. Daily briefing: The big promise of brain-reading implants ↗Flora Graham
  22. Daily briefing: The biodiversity challenge in ten stunning pictures ↗Flora Graham
  23. Daily briefing: The brain is an ‘immunological wonderland’ ↗Julian Nowogrodzki
  24. Daily briefing: The case for parasite conservation ↗Flora Graham
  25. Daily briefing: The crushing ‘brain fog’ of long COVID ↗Flora Graham
  26. Daily briefing: The dinosaur that sparked a revolution in palaeontology ↗Flora Graham
  27. Daily briefing: The first animals that could make a sound ↗Flora Graham
  28. Daily briefing: The five best science books to read this week ↗Flora Graham
  29. Daily briefing: The five best science books to read this week ↗Flora Graham
  30. Daily briefing: The great resignation has hit academia ↗Helen E. Pearson
  31. Daily briefing: The iconic Arecibo telescope won’t be rebuilt ↗Flora Graham
  32. Daily briefing: The impact of overturning Roe v. Wade in seven charts ↗Anne Marie Conlon
  33. Daily briefing: The largest Jurassic flier ever found ↗Flora Graham
  34. Daily briefing: The most climate-friendly seafood ↗Flora Graham
  35. Daily briefing: The most powerful rocket ever built is about to launch ↗Flora Graham
  36. Daily briefing: These polar bears can survive without sea ice ↗Flora Graham
  37. Daily briefing: Thrilling image from the James Webb Space Telescope ↗Flora Graham
  38. Daily briefing: Time to rethink the scientific CV ↗Flora Graham
  39. Daily briefing: Tonga volcano — spectacular images from Tongan geologists ↗Flora Graham
  40. Daily briefing: Tooth suggests Denisovans roamed Asia ↗Flora Graham
  41. Daily briefing: US Supreme Court defangs the EPA ↗Flora Graham
  42. Daily briefing: US court poised to ban affirmative action ↗Flora Graham
  43. Daily briefing: US science raises its voice for gun control ↗Flora Graham
  44. Daily briefing: Ukrainian mathematician wins Fields Medal ↗Flora Graham
  45. Daily briefing: Ukrainian researchers ‘in agony’ in Antarctica ↗Flora Graham
  46. Daily briefing: Vaccine hoarding might have cost 1.3 million lives ↗Flora Graham
  47. Daily briefing: Vaccines and treatments are coming for RSV ↗Flora Graham
  48. Daily briefing: WHO chief Tedros looks guaranteed for re-election ↗Flora Graham
  49. Daily briefing: Watch a tiny beetle show a new way to fly ↗Flora Graham
  50. Daily briefing: Watch spines form in an artificial human embryos ↗Flora Graham
  51. Daily briefing: Watch starfish embryos become living crystals ↗Flora Graham
  52. Daily briefing: Webb telescope reaches final destination ↗Anne Marie Conlon
  53. Daily briefing: What could power a winter wave of COVID-19 ↗Flora Graham
  54. Daily briefing: What scientists think about ending COVID ↗Flora Graham
  55. Daily briefing: What these scientists learnt from a year of saying no ↗Flora Graham
  56. Daily briefing: What’s holding back new treatments for COVID-19 ↗Flora Graham
  57. Daily briefing: When to say ‘no’ to scientific opportunities ↗Flora Graham
  58. Daily briefing: Where did Omicron come from? ↗Flora Graham
  59. Daily briefing: Why PIs are struggling to find postdocs ↗Flora Graham
  60. Daily briefing: Why Pakistan’s floods are so extreme this year ↗Flora Graham
  61. Daily briefing: Why bird flu is so bad right now ↗Anne Marie Conlon
  62. Daily briefing: Why get two PhDs ↗Flora Graham
  63. Daily briefing: Why smells bring back such specific memories ↗Flora Graham
  64. Daily briefing: Why video calls are bad for brainstorming ↗Flora Graham
  65. Daily briefing: World-first transplanted pig heart was infected with a porcine virus ↗Flora Graham
  66. Daily briefing: ‘Killer’ T cells still recognize Omicron ↗Flora Graham
  67. Daily briefing: ‘Kungas’ might be first known human-made hybrid animal ↗Flora Graham
  68. Daily briefing: ‘My life without a left temporal lobe’ ↗Flora Graham
  69. Daily briefing: ‘No shame in an honest retraction’ ↗Flora Graham
  70. Daily briefing: ‘Scientists should consider civil disobedience’ ↗Flora Graham
  71. Daily briefing: ‘Three parent’ embryos develop normally ↗Flora Graham
  72. Daily briefing: ‘Very dangerous and stupid’ — radiation risks at Chernobyl ↗Flora Graham
  73. Dancers pick up the pace on a bass beat — even though it’s inaudible ↗
  74. Dark-matter-free galaxies, alarming tree deaths and the dawn of farming ↗
  75. Data sharing: more science unions must act ↗Xiaogang Ma, Lesley Wyborn, Simon Hodson
  76. David A. Evans (1941–2022) ↗Mark Lautens
  77. Dead letter ↗William C. Armstrong, J. W. Armstrong
  78. Deadly skin cancer can shrink or vanish after T cells join the fray ↗
  79. Deep-inland thinning of the northeast Greenland glacier predicts fast sea-level rise ↗
  80. DeepMind AI learns simple physics like a baby ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  81. Deer symbol hints at early adoption of Maya calendar ↗
  82. Defence research, charm quark — the week in infographics ↗
  83. Deflecting asteroids is not enough — we need to know when they approach ↗
  84. Defying ISIS terrorists through research ↗Benjamin Plackett
  85. Delta reinfection risk low among unvaccinated children ↗Heidi K. Ledford
  86. Determining the structure of fleeting protein states ↗
  87. Developing an inclusive culture at South Africa’s research institutions ↗Phakamani Xaba, Ferozah Conrad, Tlou Masahela
  88. Did physicists create a wormhole in a quantum computer? ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  89. Dinosaur-destroying asteroid struck in spring ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Benjamin A. Thompson
  90. Dinosaur-killing asteroid set off colossal global tsunami ↗
  91. Dinosaurs bashed each other with built-in tail clubs ↗
  92. Disaggregate data on Asian Americans — for science and scientists ↗Kao Lee Yang
  93. Disappearing insects, and forensics uncovered: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  94. Disco-ball satellite will put Einstein’s theory to strictest test yet ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  95. Discrimination Is Breaking People’s Hearts ↗Jyoti Madhusoodanan
  96. Dissonant state ↗C. L. Holland
  97. Distracted ↗Mike Morgan
  98. Diverse data tighten constraints for neutron stars ↗Jorge L. Noronha
  99. Do protons have intrinsic charm? New evidence suggests yes ↗Benjamin S. Thompson, Nick Petrić Howe
  100. Dog DNA and Canada’s innovation plan ↗

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