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Nature 2023: all accepted papers

4,200 papers · page 31 of 42 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2023

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  1. Chickens’ DNA is fouling the genomes of their wild relatives ↗
  2. China’s mysterious spaceplane returns to Earth — what we know ↗Yvaine Ye
  3. Cholera bacteria turn slime into an offensive weapon ↗
  4. Cholesterol can make surfaces non-stick ↗
  5. Chromosomal comparisons reveal comb jellies as the sister group to all other animals ↗
  6. Cities worldwide claw vast amounts of land from the sea ↗
  7. Citizen scientists find a rarity: an asteroid trying to be a comet ↗
  8. Classroom assistance: the scientists turning the tools of their trade to education ↗Amber Dance
  9. Claws like a tardigrade’s give swimming microrobots a grip ↗
  10. Clean-up on Planet 9 ↗Carol Scheina
  11. Cleaning the air boosts forests’ cooling powers ↗
  12. Climate and conservation science persevere in the face of major challenges ↗Simon Baker
  13. Close entanglement of the third kind ↗Chao Liu
  14. Closing down an icon: will Arecibo Observatory ever do science again? ↗Anil Oza
  15. Clostridioides difficile infection drives neuronal inflammation ↗Klaus Aktories
  16. Clues to rain formation found in droplet images ↗Thomas Leisner
  17. Clues to the assembly of an infant galaxy cluster ↗
  18. Coastal algal blooms have intensified over the past 20 years ↗
  19. Coffee in stereo: how your brain records an odour’s spatial information ↗Saima May Sidik
  20. Colliding neutron stars ring in a clue to puzzle of extreme matter ↗P. D. Lasky
  21. Colombia considers ban on most research and education using live animals ↗Amanda Heidt
  22. Commercializing quantum computers step by step ↗Edwin Cartlidge
  23. Community speaks up for science in the UK culture wars ↗Katharine Hubbard
  24. Computer vision accelerated using photons and electrons ↗
  25. Connected player ↗Josephine M. Kalshoven
  26. Conservation setbacks? The secrets to lifting morale ↗Sarah Wild
  27. Contrariwise ↗Gretchen Tessmer
  28. Control side effects of the psychedelic renaissance ↗Christoph Bublitz, Nicolas Langlitz, Dimitris Repantis
  29. Coordinating the first heartbeat ↗Joshua E. Bloomekatz, C. Neil
  30. Copper catalyses changes in cell state ↗Raphaël Rodriguez
  31. Corals have algal friends for dinner ↗Virginia M. Weis
  32. Could a blood test diagnose the cause of kids' fevers? ↗
  33. Could grinding up lithium batteries help to recycle them? ↗Katharine Sanderson
  34. Crabs endure a hellish setting — with help from friends ↗
  35. Crack this kind of diamond, and it heals itself ↗
  36. Critics wary over plans to fast-track UK drug-approval model ↗Nic Fleming
  37. Crossing the generational divide: what established scientists and early-career researchers can learn from each other ↗Kamal Nahas
  38. Culling vampire bats failed to beat rabies — and made the problem worse ↗Jude Coleman
  39. Cultivating cannabis in the shadow of a volcano ↗James Mitchell Crow
  40. Curiosity shop ↗Robert J. MacG. Dawson
  41. Curry has tempted diners in southeast Asia for more than 1,500 years ↗
  42. Custom-built drug shows its powers against tuberculosis ↗
  43. Cyber junk ↗Sylvia Spruck Wrigley
  44. DNA-based sentinels could warn of radioactive leaks ↗
  45. Dad and Ick ↗Susan Taitel
  46. Dads older than mums since dawn of humanity, study suggests ↗Freda Kreier
  47. Daily briefing: 12 microbiome myths busted ↗Flora Graham
  48. Daily briefing: 23andMe DNA reveals living descendants of enslaved people ↗Flora Graham
  49. Daily briefing: A cellular cause of ageing (and how to reverse it) ↗Flora Graham
  50. Daily briefing: A checklist for AI consciousness ↗Flora Graham
  51. Daily briefing: A fairer world could dampen population growth ↗Flora Graham
  52. Daily briefing: A fast radio burst took 8 billion years to reach Earth and surprise astronomers ↗Flora Graham
  53. Daily briefing: A historic moment for loss and damage at COP28 ↗Flora Graham
  54. Daily briefing: A light-activated process for cleaner chemicals ↗Flora Graham
  55. Daily briefing: A third person is HIV-free after stem-cell transplant ↗Flora Graham
  56. Daily briefing: A unique layer of molten rock envelops Mars’s core ↗Katrina Krämer
  57. Daily briefing: Abnormal protein levels could be an early hallmark of Alzheimer’s disease ↗Flora Graham
  58. Daily briefing: Action plan breaks barriers for mothers in science ↗Flora Graham
  59. Daily briefing: Advice for the WHO at 75 ↗Flora Graham
  60. Daily briefing: Air-quality sensors could keep tabs on wildlife ↗Flora Graham
  61. Daily briefing: Ancient Europeans escaped the ice age by moving to Spain ↗Flora Graham
  62. Daily briefing: Atoms do their first basic calculation in a new type of quantum computer ↗Katrina Krämer
  63. Daily briefing: Authorships-for-sale is big business ↗Flora Graham
  64. Daily briefing: Biggest fossil-fuel-producing countries plan to drill more than ever ↗Flora Graham
  65. Daily briefing: Biosensor ring detects sex hormone in sweat ↗Flora Graham
  66. Daily briefing: Birds build nests from anti-bird spikes ↗Flora Graham
  67. Daily briefing: Blockbuster anti-obesity drug Wegovy slashes heart-attack risk ↗Katrina Krämer
  68. Daily briefing: Blockbuster room-temperature superconductivity paper retracted ↗Flora Graham
  69. Daily briefing: Box jellies learn from experience — despite not having a brain ↗Flora Graham
  70. Daily briefing: Brain implants reveal first view of chronic pain ↗Flora Graham
  71. Daily briefing: Broken nozzle worsens European space backlog ↗Flora Graham
  72. Daily briefing: COVID boosters are back ↗Flora Graham
  73. Daily briefing: COVID drug helps to bring back sense of smell ↗Flora Graham
  74. Daily briefing: COVID expert is the UK’s new chief scientific adviser ↗Flora Graham
  75. Daily briefing: COVID mini-waves rather than seasonal surges ↗Flora Graham
  76. Daily briefing: COVID-19 drug might be spurring new variants ↗Flora Graham
  77. Daily briefing: CRISPR points to an antidote for death cap mushrooms ↗Flora Graham
  78. Daily briefing: CRISPR-baby scientist’s ‘publicity stunt’ frustrates researchers ↗Flora Graham
  79. Daily briefing: Cannabis gives worms the munchies ↗Flora Graham
  80. Daily briefing: Cats purr without muscles or brain input ↗Flora Graham
  81. Daily briefing: ChatGPT use makes a mockery of grant applications ↗Flora Graham
  82. Daily briefing: Coffee works by borrowing your energy ↗Flora Graham
  83. Daily briefing: Common sweetener reduces immune response in mice ↗Flora Graham
  84. Daily briefing: Common viral infections are linked to neurodegenerative conditions ↗Flora Graham
  85. Daily briefing: Concerns about exercise as a treatment for long COVID ↗Flora Graham
  86. Daily briefing: Cosy jumper mimics polar bear fur ↗Katrina Krämer
  87. Daily briefing: Countries begin weaving an AI safety net ↗Flora Graham
  88. Daily briefing: Creatures are breeding in the Pacific garbage patch ↗Flora Graham
  89. Daily briefing: DNA evidence that dads have always tended to be older than mums ↗Flora Graham
  90. Daily briefing: Deep-diving seals led scientists to an undiscovered underwater canyon ↗Katrina Krämer
  91. Daily briefing: Deep-ocean circulation around Antarctica could be collapsing ↗Flora Graham
  92. Daily briefing: Deep-sea mining might harm wildlife ↗Flora Graham
  93. Daily briefing: Did ancient humans craft these rock balls? ↗Flora Graham
  94. Daily briefing: Do we really need a room-temperature superconductor? ↗Flora Graham
  95. Daily briefing: Earth-like exoplanet disappoints with its lack of atmosphere ↗Flora Graham
  96. Daily briefing: Earth’s next supercontinent will be a giant desert ↗Katrina Krämer
  97. Daily briefing: Egg-cell ‘lattice’ linked to infertility ↗Flora Graham
  98. Daily briefing: Electrodes build themselves inside the bodies of live fish ↗Flora Graham
  99. Daily briefing: Energy-sapping protein could be behind chronic fatigue ↗Katrina Krämer
  100. Daily briefing: Epic view of the Milky Way tops the month’s best science images ↗Flora Graham

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