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Nature 2023: all accepted papers

4,200 papers · page 29 of 42 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2023

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  1. A coupled land–sea approach to coral-reef conservation in a warming ocean ↗
  2. A crash course in biotech success — and failure ↗Heidi K. Ledford
  3. A dab of acid could upcycle common plastic foams ↗
  4. A digital bridge between brain and spinal cord restores walking after paralysis ↗Grégoire Courtine, Bloch, Jocelyne
  5. A family affair: how scientist parents’ career paths can influence children’s choices ↗Andy Kah Ping Tay
  6. A fast quantum route to random numbers ↗Mohan Sarovar
  7. A flame dies out when it meets self-extinguishing cotton ↗
  8. A foggy future for the Arctic means slower ship journeys ↗
  9. A framework for identifying targets for individualized therapy in genetic disease ↗
  10. A funder's guide to tackling setbacks and winning grants ↗Julie Gould, Jack Leeming
  11. A genetic basis for asymptomatic SARS-CoV-2 infection ↗
  12. A girl travels to the end of the Universe ↗Ruth Joffre
  13. A global picture of methane emissions from rivers and streams ↗
  14. A guide to the Nature Index ↗
  15. A guide to the Nature Index ↗
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  21. A historic solar flare’s huge intensity is revealed by new tools ↗
  22. A human protein that holds bird flu viruses at bay ↗Laura Graf, Peter Staeheli
  23. A lack of commitment to proliferation ↗Alexis R. Barr
  24. A lethal fungal infection gets a hand from the body’s own defences ↗
  25. A method to make inorganic membranes on the surface of aqueous solutions ↗
  26. A mucus-eating microbe controls the gut’s cholesterol factory ↗
  27. A mystery source of pollution fouling the Great Barrier Reef is found at last ↗
  28. A neural circuit to support survival in the face of starvation ↗
  29. A new era for Arecibo: legendary observatory begins next phase ↗Anil Oza
  30. A new human species? Mystery surrounds 300,000-year-old fossil ↗Dyani Lewis
  31. A new hydrogel can be directly injected into muscle to help it regenerate ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Shamini Bundell
  32. A new view of our senses, and the founding of Yosemite: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  33. A pangenome reference representative of 36 minority Chinese ethnic groups ↗
  34. A picture of plant functional diversity on an oceanic island ↗
  35. A platform for exploring microscopic processes at electrode–electrolyte interfaces ↗
  36. A rainbow of LEDs adorns objects at the stroke of a pen ↗
  37. A robot performs heart surgery with a strong but delicate touch ↗
  38. A robotic raspberry teaches machines how to pick fruit ↗Shamini Bundell
  39. A sandstorm swirls through the skies of a distant gas giant ↗
  40. A singular heart ↗Preston Grassmann
  41. A slimy self-healing gel helps a robotic snail to slither ↗
  42. A small-molecule PI3Kα activator for cardioprotection and neuroregeneration ↗Grace Qun Gong, Benoît Bilanges, Ben Allsop et al.
  43. A smarter way to melt down plastics? ↗Benjamin S. Thompson, Shamini Bundell
  44. A step closer to making the mother of stem cells ↗Martín F. Pera
  45. A step closer to repeaters for quantum networks ↗
  46. A storm is whirling atop Uranus ↗
  47. A structural model of the core of cilia ↗
  48. A tale of Silk Road violence as told by a lake’s mud ↗
  49. A transient protein megacomplex that controls degradation of cell components ↗
  50. A trilobite’s last meal reveals feeding behaviour and physiology ↗
  51. A twist in the bid to probe electrons in solids ↗Rebeca Ribeiro-Palau
  52. A twisting microscope that could unlock the secrets of 2D materials ↗Shamini Bundell, Benjamin S. Thompson
  53. A vaccine against the cervical-cancer virus shows its prowess ↗
  54. A way to wipe a cell’s memory ↗
  55. A win for science: UK finally joining Horizon Europe will boost research ↗
  56. A ‘user’s manual for the female mammal’ — how women’s bodies evolved ↗Josie Glausiusz
  57. AI & robotics briefing: How ill-informed AI use is fuelling a reproducibility crisis ↗Katrina Krämer
  58. AI finally beats humans at a real-life sport — drone racing ↗Dan Fox
  59. AI helps scientists to eavesdrop on endangered pink dolphins ↗Lilly Tozer
  60. AI identifies gene interactions to speed up search for treatment targets ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Benjamin S. Thompson
  61. AI learns to write sorting software on its own ↗Armando Solar-Lezama
  62. AI should focus on equity in pandemic preparedness ↗Yuan Shen, Linghua Yu
  63. AI-enhanced night-vision lets users see in the dark ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Shamini Bundell
  64. Abel Prize: pioneer of ‘smooth’ physics wins top maths award ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  65. Abortion-pill ruling threatens FDA’s authority, say drug firms ↗Mariana Lenharo
  66. Accelerating drug development with 3D neural models ↗Christine Evans-Pughe
  67. Accidental DNA collection by air sensors could revolutionize wildlife tracking ↗Natasha Gilbert
  68. Action spectroscopy of a single gas molecule ↗
  69. Addendum: Grain shape effects in bed load sediment transport ↗Eric Deal, Jeremy G. Venditti, Santiago Benavides et al.
  70. Adventures in the psyche, and the three metamorphoses of silk: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  71. Africa: include community healers in health policies ↗Luís Cordeiro‐Rodrigues
  72. Ageing studies in five animals suggest how to reverse decline ↗Gemma Conroy
  73. Aggressive driving sends carbon levels soaring ↗
  74. Airborne sonar spies on what lies beneath the waves ↗
  75. Alexander Müller (1927–2023) ↗Joseph D. Martin
  76. Alfred Russel Wallace’s first expedition ended in flames ↗Andrew Berry
  77. Algal enzyme fed just the right diet churns out green fuel ↗
  78. Alien sand dunes and a record-breaking cyclone — March’s best science images ↗Emma Stoye
  79. All through the night: sleep-deprived scientists share their stories ↗Nikki Forrester
  80. Amber reveals beetles with a fluffy diet: dinosaur feathers ↗
  81. Ambitious goal to slash maternal deaths in jeopardy ↗Smriti Mallapaty
  82. An abundance of antibiotics, and more — this week’s best science graphics ↗
  83. An anti-CRISPR system that helps save viruses from destruction ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Shamini Bundell
  84. An artificial molecular motor powered by electricity ↗
  85. An easy-to-swallow pill monitors X-ray dosage ↗
  86. An engineered virus shows potential as an immune therapy in glioblastoma ↗
  87. An enigmatic little whale’s habits, from its own mouth ↗
  88. An extreme La Niña is linked to Australia’s mega-fires ↗
  89. An immune-cell transcription factor tethers DNA together ↗Zhi Liu, Ye Zheng
  90. An in situ search for organic molecules in Mars’s Jezero Crater ↗
  91. An ion transporter in sperm that has features of a channel ↗John Orlowski
  92. An oracle predicts regulators of cell identity ↗Jeffrey A. Farrell
  93. An organic path to fast-charging, high-capacity batteries ↗
  94. An unexpected timer for cell division ↗Silke Hauf
  95. An ‘alien meteorite’ probably didn’t slam into Earth — how will we know if one does? ↗Alexandra Witze
  96. Ancient DNA illuminates Swahili culture’s origins ↗Ewen Callaway
  97. Ancient DNA reveals the living descendants of enslaved people through 23andMe ↗Ewen Callaway
  98. Ancient DNA reveals traces of elusive first humans in Europe ↗
  99. Ancient DNA uncovers past migrations in California ↗Alan Izarraras-Gomez, Diego Ortega‐Del Vecchyo
  100. Ancient Norse on Greenland imported wood from distant shores ↗

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