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Nature 2023: all accepted papers

4,200 papers · page 37 of 42 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2023

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  1. Infection-sensing neurons in the airways trigger sickness behaviours ↗
  2. Inflammation in severe COVID linked to bad fungal microbiome ↗McKenzie Prillaman
  3. Inhaled vaccine prevents COVID in monkeys ↗Nick Petrić Howe
  4. Ink that mimics the colour of incoming light ↗Hector Lopez-Rios, Mónica Olvera de la Cruz
  5. Insights into different populations’ immune responses to SARS-CoV-2 infection ↗
  6. Insights into the genetic architecture of multiple sclerosis severity ↗
  7. Interstellar shocks unveil the material around new stars ↗Joel D. Green
  8. Invasive palms and WWII damaged an island paradise. Could fungi help to restore it? ↗Virginia L. Gewin
  9. Invitation to a dance ↗Bo Balder
  10. Is cannabis bad for teens? Here’s what the data say ↗Anil Oza
  11. Is depression lifting? AI that interprets brain waves has answers ↗Max Kozlov
  12. Is the biggest challenge to scientific thinking science itself? ↗Eric‐Jan Wagenmakers
  13. Is there life on Mars? What a cave on Earth can teach us ↗Chris Woolston
  14. It’s bad! Awful! Negative headlines draw more readers ↗
  15. JWST ends game of hide and seek with methane ↗G. Guilluy
  16. JWST gets best view yet of planet in hotly pursued star system ↗Alexandra Witze
  17. JWST shows an ancient galaxy in stunning spectroscopic detail ↗Benjamin A. Thompson, Nick Petrić Howe
  18. JWST spots biggest water plume yet spewing from a moon of Saturn ↗Alexandra Witze
  19. JWST spots planetary building blocks in a surprising galaxy ↗Myriam Vidal Valero
  20. JWST spots the most distant ‘smoke’ molecules ever seen in space ↗Alexandra Witze
  21. JWST spots what could be a quasar from the early Universe ↗
  22. Japan and Europe’s next ocean-drilling research programme ↗Gilbert Camoin, Nobu Eguchi
  23. Japanese fund to create ‘Ivy League’ gives first award to just one university ↗Anna Ikarashi
  24. Japanese government draws ire over plans to reform influential science council ↗Tim Hornyak
  25. Japan’s leading international partnerships ↗
  26. Japan’s rising research stars: Ken-ichi Otake ↗Sandy Ong
  27. Japan’s rising research stars: Mariko Kimura ↗Chris Woolston
  28. Japan’s rising research stars: Tatsuya Kubota ↗Sandy Ong
  29. Japan’s rising research stars: Yasuka Toda ↗Sandy Ong
  30. Japan’s rising research stars: Yuuki Wada ↗Chris Woolston
  31. Japan’s space observatory will measure X-rays in exquisite detail ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  32. Joyous ode by Beethoven flows from a robot’s fingers ↗
  33. Jupiter’s lightning has rhythm — just like Earth’s ↗
  34. Justice over environmental murders, and how relationships boost happiness: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  35. Karen Kaplan (1959–2023) ↗
  36. Kevlar helps to make one tough synthetic tendon ↗
  37. Key alert system for disease outbreaks is in crisis — can it be saved? ↗Max Kozlov
  38. Kids and clinical trials: why the system is failing children ↗
  39. Korean lunar mission provides a view into the Moon’s dark spaces ↗Alexandra Witze
  40. LHC physicists resolve stalemate over Russian authors ↗Richard Van Noorden
  41. Lab-grown fat with texture like the real thing could enrich cultured meat ↗
  42. Landmark ‘kids’ climate trial begins: how science will take the stand ↗Myriam Vidal Valero, Jeff Tollefson
  43. Laos cave fossils prompt rethink of human migration map ↗Jude Coleman
  44. Large language model is a flagship for Japan ↗Shotaro Kinoshita, H. Yokoyama
  45. Large-scale nanowire camera with a single-photon sensitivity ↗
  46. Laser 'lightning rod' diverts strikes high in the Alps ↗Benjamin S. Thompson, Shamini Bundell
  47. Laser-cooled atoms bring networks of quantum computers a step closer ↗
  48. Laser-induced vibrations probe microscale metamaterials without contacting them ↗
  49. Lasers pierce the stunning dark skies of the Atacama Desert ↗
  50. Leadership in science: how female researchers are breaking up the boys’ club ↗Julie Gould
  51. Leadership in science: “There is nothing wrong with being wrong” ↗Julie Gould
  52. Leaving academia and becoming an online entrepreneur: embracing the good, the bad and the ugly ↗Ana Pineda
  53. Legacy of racist US housing policies extends even to bird data ↗Anil Oza
  54. Leonardo’s construction design takes shape centuries later ↗
  55. Leveraging my training in space medicine for technological innovation ↗Lesley Evans Ogden
  56. Life in the cosmos: JWST hints at lower number of habitable planets ↗Alexandra Witze
  57. Life-changing cystic fibrosis treatment wins US$3-million Breakthrough Prize ↗Zeeya Merali
  58. Life’s wondrous forms recreated in graphene and more ↗
  59. Light years ↗Ayida Shonibar
  60. Link between brain atrophy and the microbiome emerges in mice ↗
  61. Liquid-based assembly accelerates production of microLED displays ↗
  62. Listening for neurological symptoms ↗Michael S. Eisenstein
  63. Lithium forms perfect polyhedra in ultrafast-charging batteries ↗
  64. Liver failure cases fall after US clampdown on paracetamol ↗
  65. MYC protein helps cancer to take its vitamins ↗Martina Wallace
  66. Magical meeting: a collaboration to tackle child malnutrition in Bangladesh ↗Julie Gould
  67. Magnetic atoms push interactions to new lengths for quantum simulation ↗P. B. Blakie, Barbara Capogrosso-Sansone
  68. Major US climate disasters occur every three weeks, report finds ↗Jeff Tollefson
  69. Making mice with two dads: this biologist rewrote the rules on sexual reproduction ↗Heidi K. Ledford
  70. Malaria: highlights from research ↗Laura Vargas-Parada
  71. Male-killing virus leads to more female moths ↗
  72. Manatees and conservation: how I protect these massive, vulnerable animals ↗Nikki Forrester
  73. Mapping the Amazon’s fish under threat ↗Patrícia Maia Noronha
  74. Mars has a surprise layer of molten rock inside ↗Alexandra Witze
  75. Mars mission snaps striking ultraviolet view — image of the week ↗
  76. Mars needs poets ↗Todd C. Honeycutt
  77. Mars rocks await a ride to Earth — can NASA deliver? ↗Alexandra Witze
  78. Martian sounds reveal the secrets of the red planet's core ↗Geoff Marsh, Nick Petrić Howe
  79. Marvelling at the mystery of consciousness through a scientific lens ↗
  80. Massive genetic study finds genes linked to cannabis addiction ↗Lilly Tozer
  81. Master regulator of a mosquito X chromosome discovered ↗Maggie P. Lauria Sneideman, Victoria H. Meller
  82. Mastering the art of saying no should be part of a research leader’s toolkit ↗Julie Gould
  83. Me and my rhino: a relationship five million years in the making ↗Jack Leeming
  84. Mechanism of messenger-RNA decoding in humans illuminated ↗
  85. Medical research in the mountains ↗Nic Fleming
  86. Medieval Swahili people had both African and Asian ancestry ↗
  87. Medieval accounts of eclipses shine light on massive volcanic eruptions ↗Jeff Tollefson
  88. Mega rocket Starship could enable new types of astrophysics ↗Alexandra Witze
  89. Melaku Worede, crop genetics leader (1936–2023) ↗Regassa Feyissa, Toby Hodgkin
  90. Memorable artworks are easy to predict ↗
  91. Memory Day report ↗Dominic Bock
  92. Menopausal chimpanzees deepen the mystery of why women stop reproducing ↗Dyani Lewis
  93. Menopause and women’s health: why science needs to catch up ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Shamini Bundell
  94. Mentor–trainee dialogue on proper use of AI tools ↗Kazunari Yoshida
  95. Methods section too short? Use online protocols to make complex techniques understandable ↗Lars E. Borm
  96. Mice grow ‘mini-antlers’ thanks to deers’ speedy stem cells ↗
  97. Microbiologist who was harassed during COVID pandemic sues university ↗Bianca Nogrady
  98. Mind-reading computers turn brain activity into speech ↗Shamini Bundell
  99. Mini fat particles help to turn platelets into protein factories ↗
  100. Mini-antibodies given mighty powers can stave off influenza ↗

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