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Nature 2023: all accepted papers

4,200 papers · page 35 of 42 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2023

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  1. From the archive: the wonders of life contained in the soil, and the sociability of cats ↗
  2. From the archive: waltzing mice, and Louis Pasteur’s beer battle ↗
  3. From the archive: why the chicken crossed the road, and a frog in puffed breeches ↗
  4. From the lab to the World Cup: meet footballer–scientist Michelle Alozie ↗Lilly Tozer
  5. Fruit flies are first known animals that can taste alkaline foods ↗Smriti Mallapaty
  6. Fruit flies’ ability to sense magnetic fields thrown into doubt ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Shamini Bundell
  7. Fund research on racism’s health impacts, says European group ↗Layal Liverpool
  8. Funding: free up academics to boost disruptive research ↗Don Braben
  9. Furry little creatures teem with a multitude of viruses ↗
  10. Future heatwaves threaten thousands of land vertebrate species ↗
  11. Gene editing holds promise for babies with deadly immune disease ↗
  12. Gene expression and epigenetic regulation co-mapped in brain tissues ↗
  13. Genetic map of Tasmanian devil cancers hints at their future evolution ↗Gemma Conroy
  14. Genetic variant powers up immune cells that remember SARS-CoV-2 ↗
  15. Genetic ‘parasites’ hijack a DNA-repair pathway to form circular DNA and replicate ↗
  16. Genome editor tackles disease that can cause sudden death ↗
  17. Genome-based scores predict thousands of molecular traits in humans ↗
  18. Genomes reveal yellow fever’s deadly route through Brazil ↗
  19. Ghosted in science: how to move on when a potential collaborator suddenly stops responding ↗Aditya Simha
  20. Giant UK programme to lower people’s blood-sugar levels really works ↗Heidi K. Ledford
  21. Giant black hole is one of the earliest ever seen — with clues for how these weird objects form ↗Alexandra Witze
  22. Giant black-hole pair from the early Universe gives clues to how galaxies form ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Shamini Bundell
  23. Giant gravitational waves: why scientists are so excited ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  24. Give these ‘living composite’ objects a squeeze and watch them glow ↗
  25. Global leaders in science’s battle against cancer ↗
  26. Global scholars decry funding ban on influential Indian research centre ↗Dyani Lewis
  27. Global science is splintering into two — and this is becoming a problem ↗
  28. Global south’s bold carbon dioxide removal projects ↗Soheil Shayegh
  29. Global warming has reached the top of the Greenland ice sheet ↗Hörhold, Maria, Laepple, Thomas
  30. Glow-worms’ ‘come-hither’ signals are lost in the glare of human lights ↗
  31. Goldfish headgear reveals secrets of fish navigation ↗
  32. Grand plan to drought-proof India could reduce rainfall ↗Rishika Pardikar
  33. Gravitational waves from giant black-hole collision reveal long-sought ‘ringing’ ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  34. Great bolts of lightning foretell Earth-warming clouds ↗
  35. Green demands must not trump response to military aggression ↗Ondřej Cinek
  36. Greenhouse-gas effects of land-use change in Indonesian peatlands ↗
  37. Greenland’s massive ice sheet is melting — here’s how to save it ↗Alexandra Witze
  38. Guardian of Ecuador’s diverse — and vanishing — frog species ↗Nikki Forrester
  39. Guide to potato genome could make for a bigger spud crop ↗
  40. Gut microbes ‘eat’ nanoparticles — leading to microbiome changes ↗
  41. Habit-linked brain circuits light up in people with eating disorders ↗Bianca Nogrady
  42. Had COVID but no symptoms? You might have this genetic mutation ↗Max Kozlov
  43. Hair buried in a cave shows hallucinogen use in ancient Europe ↗
  44. Hard data: looking deep into Indigenous forests ↗Nicola Jones
  45. Hard feelings over mission change for NASA’s Pluto spacecraft ↗Alexandra Witze
  46. Harmful tumour–kidney interactions identified ↗Pierre Léopold
  47. Hate working weekends? Try a time tracker ↗Inger Mewburn
  48. Have a high-pitched voice? It might be in your genes ↗Freda Kreier
  49. Hawaii volcano Kīlauea creates fiery landscape of lava ↗
  50. Head talk ↗Taik Hobson
  51. Health benefits of growing up in cities have diminished globally ↗
  52. Heaviest oxygen isotope is found to be unbound ↗R. Kanungo
  53. Heishan Gorge project: learn from past oversights ↗Tao Xiang
  54. Helium droplets help to visualize the start of ion solvation ↗
  55. Hello, baby: genes involved in timing of birth are identified ↗
  56. Helping to protect elephants — using software ↗Hannah Docter-Loeb
  57. High-precision genomic tool tackles deadly mutation ↗
  58. High-resolution structures of two phosphatase–inhibitor complexes ↗
  59. Himalayan glaciers are losing weight faster than thought ↗
  60. Holiday side dish: a big helping of indoor air pollution ↗
  61. Homogenizing out-of-plane cation composition in perovskite solar cells ↗Liang, Zheng, Yong Zhang, Xu, Huifen et al.
  62. Hope rises that a vaccine can shield people with HIV from a deadly threat ↗
  63. Hopfion rings in a cubic chiral magnet ↗Fengshan Zheng, Nikolai S. Kiselev, Filipp N. Rybakov et al.
  64. How AI works is often a mystery — that’s a problem ↗Nick Petrić Howe
  65. How ChatGPT and sounds from space brought a ‘luminous jelly’ to life ↗Julie Gould
  66. How China is capturing attention with landmark research ↗Gemma Conroy, Pratik Pawar, Sian Powell
  67. How CubeSats could harm the ozone layer ↗
  68. How Dark Souls and Darth Revan helped me to make sense of my professorship ↗John S. Tregoning
  69. How I became the ‘hoodie girl’: attending conferences as a neurodiverse scientist ↗Anna Napolitano
  70. How I cope with my ‘invisible’ disabilities of anxiety and depression ↗Esther Wei-Yun Landhuis
  71. How I honed my leadership skills while working in vaccine manufacturing ↗Nikki Forrester
  72. How I mixed microbiome research with public-health advocacy ↗Saugat Bolakhe
  73. How I turn greenhouse gas from landfill sites into carbon-neutral fuel ↗Nic Fleming
  74. How I use science to protect my people’s birthright ↗Patrícia Maia Noronha
  75. How I used weaponized laziness to build better collaborations ↗Beth A. Cimini
  76. How I wrote a popular science book about consciousness — and why ↗Emily Cooke
  77. How I’m protecting Clanwilliam sandfish ↗Jack Leeming
  78. How Japan’s disciplinary strengths are shifting focus ↗
  79. How NASA’s breakthrough ‘class of ’78’ changed the face of space travel ↗Alexandra Witze
  80. How Nancy Hopkins and her tape measure revealed the extent of sexism in science ↗Alexandra Witze
  81. How Rosalind Franklin’s story was rewritten ↗Benjamin S. Thompson, Shamini Bundell
  82. How Stephen Hawking flip-flopped on whether the Universe has a beginning ↗Robert P Crease
  83. How a US government shutdown could disrupt science ↗Jeff Tollefson
  84. How a bullying scandal closed a historic astronomy department ↗Alexandra Witze
  85. How a failed eczema treatment triggered an interest in traditional medicine ↗Christopher Bendana
  86. How a grisly historical accident set one neuroscientist on the road to writing a book ↗Emily Cooke
  87. How a lab visit for people with neurological conditions inspired the global Pint of Science festival ↗Eleanor Lawrence
  88. How a lupus diagnosis taught me that resilience in science is a double-edged sword ↗Caitlin Aamodt
  89. How a simple celebratory gathering can offer a positive outlook ↗Ilinca I. Ciubotariu
  90. How a tiny genetic change inflicts old age on young kids ↗
  91. How an increased heart rate could induce anxiety in mice ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Shamini Bundell
  92. How an odour molecule activates a human odorant receptor protein ↗
  93. How ancient monkeys rode the waves to the Americas — and survived ↗
  94. How big quantum computers could keep their qubits under control ↗
  95. How brine shrimps cope with salt ↗Lucia Brunello
  96. How can mosquitoes find you? All you have to do is exhale ↗
  97. How carrots became orange: genomics get at the root of the matter ↗
  98. How cell-free processes could speed up vaccine development ↗Carrie N. Arnold
  99. How coaching could help tackle toxic research cultures ↗Linda Nordling
  100. How deep brain stimulation is helping people with severe depression ↗Dom Byrne

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