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Nature 2022: all accepted papers

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

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  1. What did megalodon the mega-toothed shark eat? Anything it wanted ↗
  2. What gives jazz its swing? A delay makes the difference ↗
  3. What particle physics can do to improve diversity ↗Elizabeth Gibney
  4. What’s in that tea? DNA reveals footprints of bugs that went before ↗
  5. What’s the carbon footprint of a Higgs boson? It varies — a lot ↗Elizabeth Gibney
  6. What’s the only farming mammal besides us? Maybe this buck-toothed rodent ↗
  7. When life gets in the way of scientists’ mid-career plans ↗Julie Gould
  8. Where are Earth’s oldest trees? Far from prying eyes ↗
  9. Where baby birds thrive: plush but precarious hangouts ↗
  10. Where is the UK science minister? Government’s plans worry researchers ↗Sarah Wild
  11. Which glaciers are the biggest? Scientists finally have an answer ↗
  12. Who needs sugar? ‘Oleogels’ help the medicine go down ↗
  13. Who’s that in Father Fish’s mouth? Another dad’s babies ↗
  14. Why I got a PhD at age 61 ↗Zoltán Kócsi
  15. Why I work unpaid to keep the Yemen Geological Museum open ↗Shihab Jamal
  16. Why I wrote a children’s book about nanoscience ↗Jessica Wade
  17. Why I’m leaving NASA and the job I’ve loved most ↗Thomas H. Zurbuchen
  18. Why NASA’s Artemis Moon launch is delayed — and what’s next ↗Alexandra Witze
  19. Why a private hospital in Mexico City embraces research ↗Emiliano Rodríguez Mega
  20. Why a tsunami went on … and on … and on … ↗
  21. Why air pollution plagues a small island deep in the South Pacific ↗
  22. Why are people politically ‘segregated’? Social behaviour holds a clue ↗
  23. Why are sleep-deprived eyes dry? Tear-film chemistry offers a clue ↗
  24. Why are some people mosquito magnets? Skin acids offer a hint ↗
  25. Why children have to wait years for new drugs ↗Dalmeet Singh Chawla
  26. Why do bat viruses keep infecting people? ↗Smriti Mallapaty
  27. Why do naked mole rats live as long as giraffes? ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Benjamin S. Thompson
  28. Why do some dogs chase squirrels? Study finds genetic links to canine quirks ↗Heidi K. Ledford
  29. Why does fat return after dieting? The microbiome might have a hand ↗
  30. Why fireflies first started to glow during flight ↗
  31. Why low temperatures could help starve tumours of fuel ↗Benjamin S. Thompson
  32. Why some female hummingbirds mimic males: it’s all about nectar ↗
  33. Why the lightest touch can cause burning pain ↗
  34. Why the mid-career stage in science can feel like a second puberty ↗Julie Gould
  35. Why video calls are bad for brainstorming ↗Shamini Bundell
  36. Why water skitters off sizzling surfaces — and how to stop it ↗Shamini Bundell
  37. Why white wine in plain-glass bottles loses its bouquet ↗
  38. Why women aren’t from Venus, and men aren’t from Mars ↗Emily Cooke
  39. Why you should love wasps, and what is emotion? Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  40. Wide-ranging genetic study of severe COVID finds common risk factors ↗Freda Kreier
  41. Wildfires trigger huge hail and severe rain over distant lands ↗
  42. Will Brazil’s COVID disaster sway its presidential election? ↗Meghie Rodrigues
  43. Will a freeze in US–China climate talks threaten global action? ↗Smriti Mallapaty
  44. Wind power versus wildlife: root mitigation in evidence ↗Tim Schmoll, Frank M. Schurr
  45. Winding roads could make you a better navigator ↗Shamini Bundell, Nick Petrić Howe
  46. Wispy clouds are born of dust in the wind ↗
  47. Women physicists miss out on ‘first-mover advantage’ ↗
  48. Work, energy, heat ↗Tom Easton
  49. World Bank speeds Africa’s COVID vaccination ↗Christopher Walsh
  50. World leaders must step up to put biodiversity deal on path to success ↗
  51. World’s largest fusion experiment ITER appoints new chief ↗Elizabeth Gibney
  52. World’s largest solar telescope array is now complete ↗Yvaine Ye
  53. X-ray analysis hints at answers to fossil mystery ↗Benjamin S. Thompson, Noah Baker
  54. X-rays reveal the magnetic field lighting up a stellar graveyard ↗Samar Safí-Harb
  55. You must be joking: funny paper titles might lead to more citations ↗Giorgia Guglielmi
  56. Your morning coffee is served up by the birds and the bees ↗
  57. Your soul in a pot ↗Megan Chee
  58. Zombie fly and fountains of lava — August’s best science images ↗Emma Stoye
  59. ‘Artificial embryos’: the hidden steps in forming a spine ↗Dan Fox
  60. ‘Barcodes’ reveal a cancer’s life story ↗
  61. ‘Bionic pancreas’ tames diabetes blood-sugar spikes ↗
  62. ‘Chameleon’ model of dark energy fails to reveal itself ↗
  63. ‘Collegiality’ influences researchers’ promotion prospects ↗Holly Else
  64. ‘Ghost’ DNA from the world’s rarest wolves lingers in coyotes ↗
  65. ‘Good’ cholesterol readings can lead to bad results for Black people ↗
  66. ‘Great scientific step forward’: Construction of world’s largest radio observatory is finally under way ↗Sarah Wild
  67. ‘He has saved countless lives’: US scientists on Fauci leaving NIH role ↗Max Kozlov, LAUREN K. WOLF
  68. ‘Helmets’ shield shrimp from their own supersonic shock waves ↗
  69. ‘I lost two years of my life’: US scientist falsely accused of hiding ties to China speaks out ↗Natasha Gilbert
  70. ‘I was treated as if I was dirty’: a paediatrician decries racism against African scientists ↗Abdullahi Tsanni
  71. ‘Illusion shell’ makes objects sound like something they’re not ↗
  72. ‘Is the PI a jerk?’ Key questions to ask when you’re moving lab ↗Adam Levy
  73. ‘It’s a constant hum’: a planetary geologist calls out racism in academia ↗Kendra Pierre-Louis
  74. ‘Prisoner’s dilemma’ pinpoints plants that cooperate ↗
  75. ‘Sceptres’ found in ancient tomb were actually beer straws ↗
  76. ‘Smart’ clothing flexes to provide relief from the heat ↗
  77. ‘Spines on posts’ hint at ancient devotion to the dead ↗
  78. ‘Squashed’ atomic nucleus sets speed record ↗
  79. ‘The dumbest person in the room’: moving labs and switching fields ↗Adam Levy
  80. ‘Trailing spouses’ and ‘two body’ problems: how to move labs as a scientist couple ↗Adam Levy
  81. ‘Tree of lice’ pinpoints first mammal with a louse infestation ↗Colin G. Barras
  82. ‘Undruggable’ cancer-causing protein meets its match ↗
  83. ‘We are bearing witness’: Health researchers navigate a post-Roe world ↗Amy Maxmen

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