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Nature 2022: all accepted papers

3,983 papers · page 36 of 40 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2022

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  1. Moving labs, moving countries: how to get both right ↗Adam Levy
  2. Moving labs: a checklist for researchers with disabilities ↗Adam Levy
  3. Multicoloured Mars, drone delivery and dust-storm disease ↗
  4. Multilayer 2D insulator shows promise for post-silicon electronics ↗Soo Ho Choi, Soo Min Kim
  5. My battle with impostor syndrome after moving from academia to consultancy ↗Matteo Tardelli
  6. My family and other parasites: more worm species are named for loved ones ↗Freda Kreier
  7. My life at the helm of a top African cancer-treatment centre ↗Christopher Bendana
  8. My work digging up the shelters of our ancestors ↗Nic Fleming
  9. Mysterious ancient chemical formulae are decoded at last ↗
  10. Mysterious cosmic thief is stealing a dwarf galaxy’s gas ↗
  11. Mysterious fluid from ant pupae helps feed colony ↗Benjamin S. Thompson, Noah Baker
  12. Mystery space circle, coronavirus genomes and COVID antibody treatments ↗
  13. NASA Mars rover to cache first rock samples for delivery to Earth ↗Alexandra Witze
  14. NASA really, really won’t rename Webb telescope despite community pushback ↗Alexandra Witze
  15. NASA’s Orion Moon capsule splashes down! Here’s what’s next ↗Alexandra Witze
  16. NASA’s Orion spacecraft prepares for blazing return to Earth ↗Alexandra Witze
  17. NASA’s Orion spacecraft reaches the Moon — in pictures ↗Alexandra Witze
  18. NASA’s Webb telescope is an initial success — despite formidable odds ↗
  19. Name that animal: my DNA detector ↗Chris Woolston
  20. Nano skyscrapers and a long-lost ship — March’s best science images ↗Emma Stoye
  21. Nano ‘jellyfish’ and ‘mushrooms’ grow from a chemical brew ↗
  22. Nanoglues isolate metal atoms for better catalysis ↗
  23. Nanowire device slips ahead in race to a primary standard for current ↗M. Kataoka
  24. Nature’s biggest news stories of 2022 ↗
  25. Nature’s first known solid ‘nanofoam’ helps pollen to ride the wind ↗
  26. Nature’s top science graphics from 2022 ↗
  27. Near absolute zero is achieved for a new group of elements ↗
  28. Net benefit: using a turtle excluder device in the Adriatic Sea ↗Jack Leeming
  29. Net carbon uptake has kept pace with increasing fossil-fuel emissions ↗
  30. Neuroscience saved my life and gave me a vocation ↗Christine Ro
  31. New Year’s fireworks chase wild geese high into the sky ↗
  32. Newfound X-ray flashes might shed light on their own origins ↗
  33. No bursting for these record-breaking bubbles ↗
  34. No island is an island ↗
  35. Nobel nominators — which women will you suggest? ↗Alice Carolyn McHardy
  36. Non-viral, precisely engineered immune cells tested in lymphoma ↗
  37. Nord Stream blasts spark concern over chemical-weapons contamination ↗Katharine Sanderson
  38. Norovirus could spread through saliva: a new route for infection? ↗Benjamin S. Thompson, Nick Petrić Howe
  39. Observation of a correlated free four-neutron system ↗Duer, M., T. Aumann, R. Gernhäuser et al.
  40. Observations refute the idea that warming strongly reduces cloudiness ↗
  41. Obstacles and opportunities: how psychedelic medicine can rise to its challenges ↗
  42. Octopus TV, vaccine hoarding and climate inequality ↗
  43. Off the hook: electrical device keeps sharks away from fishing lines ↗
  44. Oh elephant, what big nerves you have! ↗
  45. Oil-palm farms that spare rainforests menace grasslands instead ↗
  46. Old trees have much to teach us ↗Josie Glausiusz
  47. Omicron boosters could arm you against variants that don’t yet exist ↗Sara Reardon
  48. Omicron’s advantage, particle accelerators — the week in infographics ↗
  49. Omicron’s origins, where’s Webb — the week in infographics ↗
  50. Omicron’s rise, severe COVID and Antarctic ice minimum ↗
  51. Ominous thaw: warm patches spread in a permafrost-rich land ↗
  52. One hundred and fifty-seven ↗Diana Juncher
  53. Online mindset training protects adolescents from stress ↗
  54. Opioid-crisis peak, science prizes and tree-species puzzle ↗
  55. Orangutan genome mix-up muddies conservation efforts ↗Freda Kreier
  56. Orbit-induced changes in the seasonality of the Pacific cold-tongue region explained ↗Chiang, John CH, Zhang, Honghai
  57. Origami mini-robot does gymnastics for a good cause ↗
  58. Origins of consciousness, and sustainable cities: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  59. Orphan drugs, and the science of 007: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  60. Orphans ↗Jonathan Sherwood
  61. Ouroboros ↗Thomas Broderick
  62. Outer regions of galaxy clusters host radio megahaloes ↗Kenda Knowles
  63. Overcoming the obstacles to invention ↗Simon Baker
  64. Overfished lobsters get big and plentiful when offered safe haven ↗
  65. Owning, not doing: my transition from master’s to PhD student ↗Yuning Wang
  66. Painkillers are dispensed less freely by night-shift doctors ↗
  67. Pakistan floods: improve public’s grasp of climate change ↗Muhammad Uzair Qamar
  68. Pandemic’s cancer backlogs receive treatment from AI innovation ↗Bianca Nogrady
  69. Paper strip holds high-accuracy, low-cost test for dreaded viruses ↗
  70. Paper-mill waste that glows in the dark ↗
  71. Parasite names, mouse rejuvenation and toxic sunscreen ↗
  72. Particle physics isn’t going to die — even if the LHC finds no new particles ↗
  73. Paul Farmer (1959–2022) ↗Amy Maxmen
  74. Peer-to-peer careers advice for research managers ↗Nikki Forrester
  75. People Who Are Making Health Care More Fair ↗Julia Hotz
  76. Peter Higgs: the man behind the God particle ↗Robert P Crease
  77. Petrified puke shows that ancient winged reptiles purged ↗
  78. PhD pay, COVID’s health burden — the week in infographics ↗
  79. Physicists think outside the box for better package design ↗
  80. Physics/Temporal Engineering 404: Retrograde causal time travel ↗Galen T. Pickett
  81. Plagued by problem birds? Call RobotFalcon! ↗
  82. Plant-cell machinery for making metabolites transferred to mammalian cells ↗
  83. Platypuses inbreed more when big dams loom ↗
  84. Please fill out this form regarding your loved one ↗Carol Scheina
  85. Pleistocene dreams: recreating ancient grasslands to save the planet ↗Olga Dobrovidova
  86. Plumbing the depths of Costa Rica’s volcanoes ↗Jack Leeming
  87. Polar bear population discovered that can survive with little sea ice ↗Bianca Nogrady
  88. Pork dinners fuel huge crocodiles’ return from near-extinction ↗
  89. Potato-gene wrangler ↗Virginia L. Gewin
  90. Potholes ↗Anna Zumbro
  91. Prehistoric carvings are oldest known story sequence ↗
  92. Prehistoric rubbish hints that early cooks cared about flavour ↗
  93. President Zelenskyy gets a ten-armed, many-clawed namesake ↗
  94. Pressure prods an elusive superconductor to emerge at last ↗
  95. Preventing disease transmission between people and wildlife ↗Christopher Bendana
  96. Print job completed: a bendable image display ↗
  97. Prioritize gender equality to meet global biodiversity goals ↗Emily Woodhouse, Marie‐Annick Moreau
  98. Private companies race to the Moon: Japan spacecraft set to take early lead ↗Elizabeth Gibney
  99. Private i ↗S. R. Algernon
  100. Privately protected lands have outsized benefits ↗

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