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4,200 papers · page 20 of 42 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2023

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  1. Structures of the amphetamine-binding receptor will aid drug discovery ↗Harald H. Sitte4 citations
  2. Superconducting qubits cover new distances ↗Marissa Giustina4 citations
  3. Swathes of Earth are turning into desert — but the degradation can be stopped ↗4 citations
  4. Sweden’s researchers outraged at decision to axe development-research funding ↗Marta Paterlini4 citations
  5. Swift progress for robots over complex terrain ↗Chen Li, Feifei Qian4 citations
  6. The immunology that underlies picky eating ↗Marc E. Rothenberg4 citations
  7. The most important issue about water is not supply, but how it is used ↗Peter H. Gleick4 citations
  8. The race to supercharge cancer-fighting T cells ↗Heidi K. Ledford4 citations
  9. The search for a connection between RSV and asthma ↗Sandy Ong4 citations
  10. The world’s chemical-weapons stockpiles are gone — but a new challenge looms ↗Peter J. Hotchkiss4 citations
  11. US aims for electric-car revolution — will it work? ↗Jeff Tollefson4 citations
  12. Ukraine seeks to resume its role in cancer clinical trials ↗Rachel Nuwer4 citations
  13. Ukraine: don’t relax scientific sanctions against Russia ↗Ya. B. Bazaliy, Olga Garaschuk, Yury G. Gogotsi et al.4 citations
  14. Universities axe diversity statements in wake of US Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action ↗Amanda Heidt4 citations
  15. Uruguay’s water crisis: prepare for future events ↗Guillermo Goyenola4 citations
  16. Vaccine boosts T cells that target pancreatic tumours ↗Amanda L. Huff, Neeha Zaidi4 citations
  17. Vaccine-derived polio is undermining the fight to eradicate the virus ↗4 citations
  18. WHO’s first traditional medicine summit splits opinions ↗Gayathri Vaidyanathan4 citations
  19. We need to talk about water ↗Gautam I. Menon4 citations
  20. Weight-loss-drug pioneer: this biochemist finally gained recognition for her work ↗Elie Dolgin4 citations
  21. Why 2023 was a bittersweet year for Brazilian science ↗Meghie Rodrigues4 citations
  22. Why women earn less than men: Nobel for economic historian who probed pay gap ↗Philip Ball4 citations
  23. Wi-Fi for neurons: first map of wireless nerve signals unveiled in worms ↗Claudia López Lloreda4 citations
  24. Wildfires are worsening air quality in the United States ↗4 citations
  25. Ötzi the Iceman has a new look: balding and dark-skinned ↗Freda Kreier4 citations
  26. ‘A Pandora’s box’: map of protein-structure families delights scientists ↗Ewen Callaway4 citations
  27. ‘A very disturbing picture’: another retraction imminent for controversial physicist ↗Dan Garisto4 citations
  28. ‘Explainable’ AI identifies a new class of antibiotics ↗4 citations
  29. ‘Incredible’ asteroid sample ferried to Earth is rich in the building blocks of life ↗Alexandra Witze4 citations
  30. ‘Treasure trove’ of new CRISPR systems holds promise for genome editing ↗Sara Reardon4 citations
  31. 5G networks enable automated control of train traffic ↗Toktam Mahmoodi3 citations
  32. A cleaner route to ammonia ↗James Mitchell Crow3 citations
  33. A fat-blocking drug could help to fight metastatic cancer ↗Elie Dolgin3 citations
  34. A metabolic vulnerability of pancreatic cancer ↗Daniel J. Puleston3 citations
  35. A new model for public health in Africa can become a reality ↗Jean Kaseya3 citations
  36. A row is raging over Africa’s largest dam — science has a solution ↗Miryam Naddaf3 citations
  37. A test of artificial intelligence ↗Michael S. Eisenstein3 citations
  38. A wearable ultrasound patch for continuous heart imaging ↗3 citations
  39. AI search of Neanderthal proteins resurrects ‘extinct’ antibiotics ↗Saima May Sidik3 citations
  40. Academics fight moves to defund diversity programmes at US universities ↗Virginia L. Gewin3 citations
  41. African countries fight for tobacco control ↗Tammy Worth3 citations
  42. African researchers’ work is being overlooked — here’s how to change that ↗Munyaradzi Makoni3 citations
  43. Ancient stone tools suggest early humans dined on hippo ↗Freda Kreier3 citations
  44. Anonymizing peer review makes the process more just ↗Natasha Gilbert3 citations
  45. Anti-ageing protein injection boosts monkeys’ memories ↗Lilly Tozer3 citations
  46. Are rooftop solar panels the answer to meeting China’s challenging climate targets? ↗Yvaine Ye3 citations
  47. Art and science: close cousins or polar opposites? ↗Julie Gould3 citations
  48. As COVID-19 cases rose, so did diabetes — no one knows why ↗Clare Watson3 citations
  49. Assessing the scale of rubber deforestation in southeast Asia ↗Carlos Moreira de Souza Júnior3 citations
  50. Bleb protrusions help cancer cells to cheat death ↗Michal Reichman‐Fried, Erez Raz3 citations
  51. Boost African research in exchange for debt relief ↗3 citations
  52. Brain dynamics uncovered using a machine-learning algorithm ↗Mackenzie Weygandt Mathis3 citations
  53. Brain implants help people to recover after severe head injury ↗Miryam Naddaf3 citations
  54. Britain and Ireland’s largest lake is dying in plain sight ↗Neil Reid, Mark Emmerson3 citations
  55. COVID boosters are back: what scientists say about whether to get one ↗Mariana Lenharo3 citations
  56. COVID school closures cost children one-third of a year’s learning ↗Miryam Naddaf3 citations
  57. COVID-origins report sparks debate over major genome hub GISAID ↗Smriti Mallapaty3 citations
  58. Cell-level reference maps for the human body take shape ↗Roser Vento Tormo, Roser Vilarrasa‐Blasi3 citations
  59. Charting a course to make maths truly universal ↗Rachel Crowell3 citations
  60. Chile: lithium mining versus flamingos and aquifers ↗Cristián Bonacic3 citations
  61. China and California are leading the way on climate cooperation. Others should follow ↗Fan Dai3 citations
  62. Colonoscopies save lives. Why did a trial suggest they might not? ↗Emily Sohn3 citations
  63. Combat corporate greenwashing with better science ↗3 citations
  64. Coming out at work: transgender scientists share their stories ↗Sophia Chen3 citations
  65. Computer algorithms infer gender, race and ethnicity. Here’s how to avoid their pitfalls ↗Jeffrey W. Lockhart, Molly M. King, Christin L. Munsch3 citations
  66. Daily briefing: At least 65 million people have long COVID ↗Flora Graham3 citations
  67. Daily briefing: The chemist who survived thallium poisoning ↗Flora Graham3 citations
  68. Daily briefing: The science underlying the Turkey–Syria earthquake ↗Flora Graham3 citations
  69. Deep-sea mining could soon be approved — how bad is it? ↗Natasha Gilbert3 citations
  70. Does the roar of rocket launches harm wildlife? These scientists seek answers ↗Nicola Jones3 citations
  71. Dual stem-cell populations interact in the skull ↗Andrei S. Chagin, Dana Trompet3 citations
  72. Dynamic ion channel defies dogma ↗Ute A. Hellmich3 citations
  73. Dynamic regulation of messenger RNA structure controls translation ↗Yizhu Lin, Stephen N. Floor3 citations
  74. Early-career researchers in Australia are miserable at work ↗Nicola Jones3 citations
  75. Ecology: correct the digital data divide ↗Sarab S. Sethi, Robert M. Ewers, Rohini Balakrishnan3 citations
  76. Encourage whistle-blowing: how universities can help to resolve research’s mental-health crisis ↗3 citations
  77. Engineered yeast breaks new record: a genome with over 50% synthetic DNA ↗Katherine Bourzac3 citations
  78. Enrich urban biodiversity for sustainable cities ↗Dave Kendal3 citations
  79. Epstein–Barr virus is an agent of genomic instability ↗Lori Frappier3 citations
  80. Ethics: fund an independent system to verify EdTech ↗Natalia Ingebretsen Kucirkova3 citations
  81. Europe pumps €10 million into effort to combat brain drain ↗Amanda Heidt3 citations
  82. European river recovery might have run out of steam ↗Ian P. Vaughan3 citations
  83. Expanding the pathway to a net-zero future ↗Peter W. G. Newman3 citations
  84. First cash pledged for countries devastated by climate change: COP28 starts with historic decision ↗Katharine Sanderson3 citations
  85. Flu, MERS and Ebola — the disease outbreaks most frequently reported ↗Sara Reardon3 citations
  86. Four ways research aims to outwit cancer’s evasion tactics ↗Michael S. Eisenstein3 citations
  87. Fourteen things you need to know about collaborating with data scientists ↗Michele M. Tobias, Nick Ulle, Tyler Shoemaker3 citations
  88. Funding bias: nurture European researchers’ independence ↗Sandeep Chowdhary, Nicolò Defenu, Federico Musciotto et al.3 citations
  89. Gender equality: the route to a better world ↗3 citations
  90. Global plan for dealing with next pandemic just got weaker, critics say ↗Mariana Lenharo3 citations
  91. Global warming intensifies rainfall in mountainous regions ↗3 citations
  92. Harald zur Hausen, virologist who linked viruses to cancer (1936–2023) ↗Michael A. Baumann, Magnus von Knebel Doeberitz3 citations
  93. Has your research influenced policy? Use this free tool to check ↗Dalmeet Singh Chawla3 citations
  94. How Earth’s first global heat officer is tackling climate change ↗Alexandra Witze3 citations
  95. How France became the unlikely home of the insect-farming industry ↗Rachael Pells3 citations
  96. How Rosalind Franklin was let down by DNA’s dysfunctional team ↗3 citations
  97. How loss of social status affects the brain ↗Alexander Z. Harris, Nancy Padilla-Coreano3 citations
  98. How research managers are using AI to get ahead ↗Linda Nordling3 citations
  99. How robots can learn to follow a moral code ↗Neil J. Savage3 citations
  100. How stem cells make a human brain ↗Heidi K. Ledford3 citations

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