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4,200 papers · page 39 of 42 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2023

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  1. Research prizes are opaque and rife with bias — it’s time to shake them up ↗Malgorzata Lagisz
  2. Research-impact bonds: young scientists lose out ↗Bram Servais
  3. Researcher resignations from UKRI mount amid Israel–Hamas row ↗Carissa Wong
  4. Researchers back African Union to join G20 group of largest economic powers ↗T.V. Padma
  5. Resonant X-ray excitation of the nuclear clock isomer 45Sc ↗Yuri V. Shvyd'ko, Ralf Röhlsberger, Olga A. Kocharovskaya et al.
  6. Resonant X-ray excitation of the nuclear clock isomer 45Sc ↗Yuri V. Shvyd'ko, Ralf Röhlsberger, Olga A. Kocharovskaya et al.
  7. Restoring the sense of smell to COVID-19 patients ↗Dom Byrne
  8. Rethinking the effect of marine heatwaves on fish ↗Mark Payne
  9. Revealing vascular roadblocks in the brain ↗Michael S. Eisenstein
  10. Rewriting the quantum-computer blueprint ↗Edwin Cartlidge
  11. Rings of fire: centuries of tree growth show wildfires increasing in Vietnam ↗Jude Coleman
  12. Runes on Viking stones speak to an ancient queen’s power ↗
  13. Rynnden has invited you to a scheduled meeting ↗P. Barmby
  14. SCUM of the Earth ↗Richard A. Lovett
  15. Sabbaticals are back: how to make the most of them ↗Amber Dance
  16. Sailors take warning ↗Gretchen Tessmer
  17. Salamanders’ regenerative potential might be driven by a specific protein variant ↗
  18. Saleemul Huq (1952–2023), climate visionary ↗Achala Chandani Abeysinghe
  19. Sanitary products made from plants could help tackle period poverty ↗Julie Gould
  20. Saving the iconic Colorado River — scientists say latest plan is not enough ↗Alexandra Witze
  21. Say what? The principal investigators who pass down wisdom through humour ↗Amanda Heidt
  22. Scandium-45 nuclear-clock candidate driven by X-ray lasers ↗
  23. Schrödinger’s cat is verified by a vibrating crystal ↗
  24. Science and the new age of AI ↗
  25. Science in 2023: what to expect this year ↗Noah Baker, Miryam Naddaf
  26. Science in cities benefits rural communities, too ↗Simon Baker
  27. Science needs strong advocates in the Nigerian elections ↗Amina Ahmed El-Imam
  28. Science on a shoestring: the researchers paid $15 a month ↗Adam Levy
  29. Science strengthened banks — but how long will stability last? ↗Mark Buchanan
  30. Science’s gender gap: the shocking data that reveal its true extent ↗Virginia V. Valian
  31. Scientific utopias: scientific enlightenment in the Stupid Questions Office ↗Miles Lizak
  32. Scientific utopias: tackling an early-morning crisis at the Institute of Merged Sciences ↗Katherine J. I. Ember
  33. Scientific utopias: the Eclosion Event ↗Evandro Ferrada
  34. Scientists achieve the tricky task of compressing liquids ↗Katharine Sanderson
  35. Scientists call out rogue emissions from China at global ozone summit ↗Jeff Tollefson
  36. Scientists petition UCLA to reverse ecologist’s suspension ↗Jeff Tollefson
  37. Scientists question cancer tests that use microscopic nematode worms ↗David McNeill, Momoko Suda
  38. Scientists — counter lobbyists to shape environment policy ↗Ralf Buckley, Aila I. Keto
  39. Scratch record ↗Steven Berger
  40. Sea life bounced back fast after the ‘mother of mass extinctions’ ↗Dyani Lewis
  41. Seabirds’ lonely travels pose a conservation challenge ↗
  42. Searching for phase transitions in the dark ↗Edoardo Baldini
  43. Searching the ocean for secrets to help fight climate change ↗James Mitchell Crow
  44. See a star being born and more — August’s best science images ↗Emma Stoye
  45. Seize the moment: researchers have a rare opportunity to make progress in protecting global biodiversity ↗
  46. Self from self ↗Brent Baldwin
  47. Self-assembling structures close the gap to trap light ↗Takashi Asano
  48. Self-publishing editors, and more — this week’s best science graphics ↗
  49. Seven everyday objects that made the modern world ↗Anna Novitzky
  50. Seven generations of a prehistoric family mapped with ancient DNA ↗Ewen Callaway
  51. Sex, food or water? How mice decide ↗Heidi K. Ledford
  52. Shallow-reef species around Australia are declining with warming seas ↗
  53. Sharpshooter insect flings a flotilla of pee droplets with ease ↗
  54. Shielding science from politics: how Joe Biden’s research integrity drive is faring ↗Adam Levy
  55. Shining a light on mysterious underwater cave creatures ↗Amanda Heidt
  56. Shoring up Japan’s research performance ↗David McNeill
  57. Short arms and lanky legs: the genetic basis of walking on two legs ↗Dyani Lewis
  58. Short-sighted policies are fuelling Brazilian deforestation ↗Richard Fuchs, Joanna Raymond, Karina Winkler et al.
  59. Showing the love as a science leader: the emotional side of empowering and inspiring others ↗Julie Gould
  60. Six ways to grab your principal investigators’ attention by e-mail ↗Benjamin K. Tsang
  61. Sleep loss impairs memory of smells, worm research shows ↗Miryam Naddaf
  62. Smash-ups make a tame blob of turbulence ↗
  63. Snow-loving flies amputate their own legs for survival ↗
  64. Snowbanks are set to get whiter — offsetting climate change’s effects ↗
  65. Soaring energy costs from Russia–Ukraine war could impoverish millions ↗
  66. Soft ‘electronic skin’ mimics our sense of touch ↗Katharine Sanderson
  67. Sounds of recovery: AI helps monitor wildlife during forest restoration ↗Benjamin S. Thompson, Shamini Bundell
  68. Sources of seismic activity imaged using telecom fibre cables ↗
  69. South Pacific plankton go berserk after minor cyclone ↗
  70. SpaceX satellites and others are marring Hubble’s vision ↗
  71. SpaceX satellites are leaking radio waves — a potential headache for science ↗
  72. Speed geeking: how speed-dating techniques can tackle power imbalances at conferences ↗Lise Lafferty, Jackie R. Thomas, Janet Gare et al.
  73. Spinal implant helps man with advanced Parkinson’s to walk without falling ↗Emily Waltz
  74. Split-site doctorates are helping to build Africa’s research base ↗Rachel Nuwer
  75. Star graveyard revealed in super-clear image of the Milky Way ↗Jonathan O’Callaghan
  76. Star-struck: living my childhood dream as an astronomer ↗Linda Nordling
  77. Staring at the Sun — close-up images from space rewrite solar science ↗Alexandra Witze
  78. Stat checkers: make reproducible computer code mandatory ↗Dominic Guitard, Sylvain Fiset
  79. State governments could revolutionize health-care data ↗Andrew Burt, Daniel J. Boffa
  80. Stem cells provide clues to why vertebrae attract tumour cells ↗Geert Carmeliet
  81. Step-by-step assembly of a β-barrel protein in a bacterial membrane ↗
  82. Strange blobs in Earth’s mantle are relics of a massive collision ↗Anil Oza
  83. Strengthen links between science and high finance ↗
  84. Strengthen scientific review of research protocols ↗John H. Powers, Jie Min, David R. Tribble
  85. Stretchy electronic devices assembled in a Lego-like way ↗
  86. Strike at outbreak-alert service ProMED to end — but tensions remain ↗Max Kozlov
  87. Stringent test of QED with hydrogen-like tin ↗Jonathan Morgner, Tu, B., König, C. M. et al.
  88. Structural insights into how a blood-pressure drug inhibits an ion transporter ↗
  89. Structural landscape inside cells mapped in detail ↗
  90. Structure of the most abundant human gut virus ↗
  91. Structure sheds light on a lipid-transport machine in mycobacteria ↗
  92. Stuck in the middle ↗David Lee Zweifler
  93. Studying spin physics with moving molecules ↗
  94. Stunning star nursery is latest JWST image to amaze astronomers ↗
  95. Stunning stem cells and Starlink trails — November’s best science images ↗Emma Stoye
  96. Suburbs are a climate disaster, but they can be redeemed ↗Dana Cuff
  97. Summer storms launch water high into the stratosphere ↗
  98. Super hot plasma made easy with stabilising fibres ↗Shamini Bundell
  99. Super-cooling lasers could help to reveal celestial chemistry ↗
  100. Supersonic ‘bullets’ are softly captured by a protein gel ↗

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