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Nature 2022: all accepted papers

3,983 papers · page 32 of 40 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2022

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  1. Dog genetics, Moon capsule and skewed sports science ↗
  2. Dogman relates the parable of context ↗Peter S. Drang
  3. Dogs cry with gladness when greeting their humans ↗
  4. Don’t dodge retraction of fraudulent papers ↗Thomas E. DeCoursey
  5. Don’t walk on by: how to confront bias and bigotry aimed at others ↗Sara Reardon
  6. Dragon riders of CERN ↗Rachelle Wright
  7. Dressed for success: soft gel cloaked in membrane can snap brick ↗
  8. Drug-fuelled parties helped ancient Andean rulers to hold power ↗
  9. Duck! Octopuses caught on camera throwing things at each other ↗Emma Marris
  10. Dumpster diver: how I find rare-earth metals in industrial landfill ↗Virginia L. Gewin
  11. EU funding: UK researchers, take heart ↗Chris E Smith
  12. Ear fossils hint at origin of warm-blooded mammals ↗Bianca Nogrady
  13. Earliest humans, HIV variant and breakthrough COVID ↗
  14. Earliest known surgery was of a child in Borneo 31,000 years ago ↗Charlotte Ann Roberts
  15. Early Arabian capital survives vandals — and reveals a quest for the ultimate camel ↗
  16. Earth-like planet spotted orbiting Sun’s closest star ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  17. Earth-like planet, neutrino’s mysterious mass and disease eradication ↗
  18. Earth’s most abundant organic material provides an ion highway ↗
  19. Earth’s orbit, testing in pregnancy — the week in infographics ↗
  20. Eating less beef and an extra-bright pulsar ↗
  21. Ed Yong on the wondrous world of animal senses ↗Benjamin S. Thompson
  22. Education evidence, new-physics hunt — the week in infographics ↗
  23. Eight billion people, SARS-CoV-2 ancestor and illegal fishing ↗
  24. Eight ways universities can make career assessment more equitable ↗Sylvia Brugman, Meghann Ormond, Janneke Pieters et al.
  25. Electrons turn a piece of wire into a laser-like light source ↗Nicholas Rivera
  26. Embrace wobble to level flight without a horizon ↗Graham Keith Taylor
  27. Engaging with the science of fetal origins ↗Sarah S. Richardson
  28. Engineered microbes put waste to good use — and help the climate ↗
  29. Enslaved people and the birth of epidemiology ↗Mary Travis Bassett
  30. Entanglement ↗S. R. Algernon
  31. Eric Lander’s resignation for bullying raises questions for the White House ↗
  32. Europe reforms its research evaluation and management ↗P. F. Moretti, Luca Moretti, Michele Guerrini
  33. Europe’s first Mars rover mission saved by major investment ↗Elizabeth Gibney
  34. Even among ‘giant’ galaxies this one is record-setting ↗
  35. Even glaciers have a microbiome — including unique bacteria ↗
  36. Even ordinary ships will soon be able to sail the Arctic seas ↗
  37. Even six-legged diners can’t resist sweet-and-salty snacks ↗
  38. Evidence at last that the proton has intrinsic charm ↗R. Vogt
  39. Evolution of thermoregulation as told by ear ↗Stefan Glasauer, Hans Straka
  40. Exercise spurs the brain to make more mood-boosting hormone ↗
  41. Exotic nuclei, record-breaking robot — the week in infographics ↗
  42. Extra-strength mRNA vaccine fends off a bevy of flu strains ↗
  43. Extreme heat already claims lives in Latin American cities — and the toll is set to rise ↗
  44. Extreme rains are drenching China’s booming cities ↗
  45. Extreme storms will grow bigger as the world warms ↗
  46. Face-to-face with a 250-kg grizzly: how I study bears in the Rocky Mountains ↗Rachael Pells
  47. Facing the challenge of eliminating hepatitis B ↗Eric Bender
  48. Families on three continents inherited their epilepsy from a single person ↗
  49. Family get-together ↗Beth Cato
  50. Family network ↗Marissa Lingen
  51. Fantastic feathers, brain writing — the week in infographics ↗
  52. Faster MRI scan captures brain activity in mice ↗McKenzie Prillaman
  53. Fault that no one noticed sprung a destructive surprise ↗
  54. Female birds disguised as males get extra food ↗Tim Caro
  55. Female dominance, and coding for kids: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  56. Female scientists in Occupied Palestinian Territories call for global support ↗Rana Basem Dajani, Elham Talib Kateeb, Yara Saifi et al.
  57. Fieldwork: institutions can make it more ethical ↗Laura E. Picot, Catherine Fallon Grasham
  58. Finding the invisible traces of shipping in marine clouds ↗
  59. First exoplanet image, cancer deaths and pandemic preparation ↗
  60. First glimpse of lone black hole delights astronomers ↗Elizabeth Gibney
  61. First known Neanderthal family discovered in Siberian cave ↗Ewen Callaway
  62. First quadruple asteroid found hiding in plain sight ↗
  63. First space rock found inside Venus’s orbit — and it’s jumbo-sized ↗
  64. First-in-family scholars bust generational barriers ↗Nikki Forrester
  65. Five years in the coldest fridge in the known Universe ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Benjamin S. Thompson
  66. Fixing the rift ↗Timothy Mudie
  67. Fleeing Russian researchers seek Western support ↗Sergei M. Mirkin, Alexander Vilenkin, Polina Deletic
  68. Flies can move their rigid, omnidirectional eyes — a little ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Benjamin S. Thompson
  69. Flies catch wind of where smells come from ↗Floris van Breugel, Bingni W. Brunton
  70. Flight emissions, which fish to eat — the week in infographics ↗
  71. Floods, fires and fluorescent fish — September’s best science images ↗Emma Stoye
  72. Fluid dynamics rises to the challenge of yeast-free pizza ↗
  73. Fluorescent fish and faraway galaxies — July’s best science images ↗Emma Stoye
  74. Flying salamanders, falling lifespans — the week in infographics ↗
  75. Forests: collect social as well as ecological data ↗Rose Pritchard, Geoff J. Wells, Casey M. Ryan
  76. Former US mental-health tsar calls for a care overhaul ↗Alison Abbott
  77. Fossil find suggests ancestral bird beak was mobile ↗Christopher R. Torres
  78. Fossil fish reveal timing of asteroid that killed the dinosaurs ↗Colin G. Barras
  79. Fossil-record bias and huge research database ↗
  80. Fostering research excellence in an uncertain environment ↗Claire Smith, Heather Burke, Michael L. Morrison
  81. Found: hideout of some of the last primordial pigeons ↗
  82. Four evidence-backed reasons to say ‘no’ to early-morning meetings ↗Adaira I. Landry, Resa E. Lewiss
  83. Four rising stars who are reshaping nanoscience ↗Gemma Conroy, Benjamin Plackett
  84. France set to choose its next president — researchers share their hopes ↗Barbara Casassus
  85. François Gros (1925–2022) ↗Georgina Ferry
  86. Fred the mastodon’s tusk tells of his restless travels ↗
  87. Free school meals to alleviate global hunger ↗KEVIN L. WATKINS, Donald A. P. Bundy
  88. Frog-eating bats remember an annoying ringtone — for years ↗
  89. From Togo to China: growing abroad as a PhD student ↗Nikki Forrester
  90. From hydrocarbons to history: building research capacity in Ghana ↗Kendall Powell
  91. From soldier to scientist ↗Nell J. Pates
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