Nature 2023: all accepted papers

4,200 papers · page 34 of 42 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2023

Erst Island ↗Graham Robert Scott
Euclid launch: dark-energy mapper poised to probe cosmic mysteries ↗Davide Castelvecchi
Europe’s backlog of space missions worsened by rocket woes ↗Davide Castelvecchi
Europe’s first humans hunted with bows and arrows ↗Ewen Callaway
Even a ‘minimal cell’ can grow stronger, thanks to evolution ↗Benjamin J. Thompson, Shamini Bundell
Even moderate heat strains the human heart ↗Mariana Lenharo
Every day, I release balloons into the Antarctic sky ↗Patrícia Maia Noronha
Evolutionary history of world’s oldest domesticated crop ↗Tiwari, Vijay K., Jesse Poland
Excerpts from after-action interviews regarding the incident at Penn Station ↗Ron Fein
Excerpts from the User Guide for the SynaTech-3411 3D Bio-Printer (the bits you actually bothered to read) ↗Liam Hogan
Exercise triggers fat breakdown at some times of day and not others ↗
Exotic pairing of charge carriers seen in a quantum simulation ↗
Extinct insects hunted like predatory giraffes ↗
Extraterrestrial life: back story for the control experiment ↗Manuel Lerdau
Fabric warms or cools the body at the flick of a switch ↗
Facebook ‘echo chamber’ has little impact on polarized views, according to study ↗Nick Petrić Howe
Facelift for T. rex: analysis suggests teeth were covered by thin lips ↗Dyani Lewis
Facing racism in science, ‘I decided to prove them wrong’ ↗Lesley Evans Ogden
Family trees of a Neolithic community uncovered by ancient DNA ↗
Farmed salmon and chicken have a global footprint — but the burden is concentrated ↗Giorgia Guglielmi
Fast-spreading virus could help to slash rabies in vampire bats ↗
Fear of the dark ↗Stephen Battersby
Feeding bacteria seaweed to make compostable plastic ↗Patricia Maia Noronha
Female scientists miss out on overseas opportunities ↗
Femtosecond proton transfer in urea solutions probed by X-ray spectroscopy ↗Zhong Yin, Chang, Yi-Ping, Tadas Balčiūnas et al.
Festive parody songs from the Nature Podcast ↗Noah Baker
Fierce ferns make insect-fighting proteins ↗
Fierce fires lessen a forest’s appetite for carbon ↗
Finery in an Anglo-Saxon grave came from African ivory ↗
First full views of a CRISPR-guided system for gene insertion ↗O. Barábas, Phoebe A. Rice
First glimpses inside octopus’s sleeping brains reveals human-like patterns ↗Shamini Bundell
First global survey reveals who is doing ‘gain of function’ research on pathogens and why ↗Max Kozlov
Fish on dry land hint at why we blink ↗
Five things I wish academia understood about my social anxiety ↗Lydia Wong
Flashy molecules decode a polymer’s lengthening chain ↗
Flat bands find another dimension for exotic physical phases ↗Xingjiang Zhou
Flu edges closer to spilling from dogs into humans ↗
Flu virus hitches a ride with haze particles deep into the lung ↗
Fluffball foxes wander thousands of kilometres to find a home ↗
Flying Mars rocks to Earth could cost an astronomical $11 billion ↗Alexandra Witze
For Indigenous infants, RSV prevention is better than a cure ↗Anna Banerji
Forecast warns when sea life will get tangled in nets — one year in advance ↗Carissa Wong
Forgotten ↗João Ramalho‐Santos
Forty slaughtered horses mark site of ancient mass sacrifices ↗
Forward, backward ↗Nayani Jensen
Fossilized skull shows that early bats had modern sonar ↗
Fossils reveal a big tortoise that once plodded island shores ↗
Found in the trash: these floating snails hang out in the ocean’s garbage patch ↗
Four challenges facing Biden’s nominee for NIH director ↗Max Kozlov
Four science stars on the fast-track to impact ↗Sandy Ong, Chris Woolston
France’s research minister has a plan to shake up science ↗Barbara Casassus
Frank Shu (1943–2023) ↗Douglas N. C. Lin, Fred C. Adams
From the archive: Copernicus’s legacy, and a hungry pigeon ↗
From the archive: Earth in motion, and inherited antipathy ↗
From the archive: Halloween horrors ↗
From the archive: Leo Szilard’s science scene, and rules for maths ↗
From the archive: London fog, and an expedition team to envy ↗
From the archive: Oxford observatory delayed, and cyclone mysteries ↗
From the archive: Saturn, and Charles Darwin shares animal stories ↗
From the archive: Uri Geller’s tricks, and willows to the rescue ↗
From the archive: a history of climate, and the scent of sitting pheasants ↗
From the archive: a juice extractor in an insect’s gut, and amateur radio telephony ↗
From the archive: a prize for the design of a helicopter, and a venomous caterpillar ↗
From the archive: aggressive anemones, and Louis Pasteur’s birthday ↗
From the archive: air for prairie dogs, and popular fallacies explained ↗
From the archive: an economic model named after a goddess, and an ill-fated octopus ↗
From the archive: ancient mazes, and ants under observation ↗
From the archive: ancient timelines and a west-side story of cities ↗
From the archive: animal behaviour, and Darwin discusses organ loss ↗
From the archive: atomic structure, and cookery lessons ↗
From the archive: calculating the duration of a dream, and tracking twinkling ↗
From the archive: celebrating Faraday, and an appreciation of parasites ↗
From the archive: chemical symbols and an octopus baby boom ↗
From the archive: colour constancy, and an atomic romance ↗Wu, Edlyn, Vastenhouw, Nadine L.
From the archive: computer security, and a key experiment by Pascal ↗
From the archive: enchanting insects, and John Stuart Mill’s will ↗
From the archive: essays reviewing the stages of the atomic model, and a heap of glowing wood ↗
From the archive: foods of the future and cryptography secrets ↗
From the archive: growing seeds by moonlight, and a shower of stars at sea ↗
From the archive: hay fever, and the transit of Venus across the Sun ↗
From the archive: how kangaroo rats limit their salt intake, and searching for trout ↗
From the archive: how several artists’ works mimic impressions made on the eye’s retina, and the curious effects of blue glass on colour ↗
From the archive: infant mortality, and a guidebook about fossils ↗
From the archive: lost in translation, and fascinating frogs ↗
From the archive: machine intelligence, and the father of X-rays ↗
From the archive: new words to describe human–machine relationships, and a demonstration of the perceptual abilities of butterflies ↗
From the archive: pollination, and Charles Darwin ponders scared ants ↗
From the archive: renaming the proton, and enthusiasm for sanitary matters ↗
From the archive: science on TV, and the Lancet turns 100 ↗
From the archive: scientific spelling, and ancient Egyptian art ↗
From the archive: soap success, and Michael Faraday’s lecture tips ↗
From the archive: socially responsible physicists, and aimless wandering in circles ↗
From the archive: sunshine statistics, and the hues and habits of aquarium fish ↗
From the archive: support for Darwin, and a metallic standard ↗
From the archive: teenage disdain, and Darwin ponders tiny males ↗
From the archive: the Channel tunnel, and a phantom island ↗
From the archive: the cell cycle and Antarctic exploration ↗
From the archive: the problem with physics, and a stealthy attack ↗
From the archive: the tenacity of eels, and weatherproofing St Paul’s ↗
From the archive: the value of MSc degrees, and painting tips ↗

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