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Nature 2023: all accepted papers

4,200 papers · page 41 of 42 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2023

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  1. These hardy ants build their own landmarks in the desert ↗
  2. These shapes roll in peculiar ways thanks to new mathematics ↗Shamini Bundell
  3. These veteran female activists are fighting a pivotal climate case with science ↗Layal Liverpool
  4. They’re a couple: JWST is first to spot pair of mysterious ‘Y dwarfs’ ↗
  5. This AI robot chemist could make oxygen on Mars ↗Jonathan O’Callaghan
  6. This activist-academic has a passion for podcasts ↗Linda Nordling
  7. This alternative way to measure research impact made judges cry with joy ↗Dom Byrne
  8. This ancient reptile wanted to be a whale ↗
  9. This astronomy centre just achieved gender parity. Here’s how it happened ↗Gemma Conroy
  10. This baby turtle surprised scientists by swimming against the current ↗Virginia L. Gewin
  11. This bird escaped extinction — but its genes hint at an ominous future ↗
  12. This device corkscrews itself into the ground like a seed ↗Shamini Bundell
  13. This fast radio burst took 8 billion years to reach Earth ↗Gemma Conroy
  14. This fish knows its own face in a mirror ↗
  15. This group of bizarre gut microbes is unexpectedly complex ↗McKenzie Prillaman
  16. This hybrid baby monkey is made of cells from two embryos ↗Carissa Wong
  17. This infinite tiling pattern could end a 60-year mathematical quest ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  18. This insect-sized robot can carry 22 times its own weight ↗Katharine Sanderson
  19. This mini-microscope is low-cost but high-performance ↗
  20. This moss survived 165 million years — and now it's under threat from climate change ↗Jude Coleman
  21. This mysterious space rock shouldn’t have a ring — but it does ↗Benjamin S. Thompson, Nick Petrić Howe
  22. This octopus-inspired patch could deliver drugs like Ozempic through your cheek ↗Miryam Naddaf
  23. This paragliding gecko is new to science ↗
  24. This parrot taps out beats — and it custom-builds its instruments ↗
  25. This rapid-fire laser diverts lightning strikes ↗Elizabeth Gibney
  26. This sparrow massively expands part of its brain in preparation for mating ↗Anil Oza
  27. Thousands of early-career NIH researchers forming union for first time ↗Max Kozlov
  28. Thousands of uncapped oil and gas wells dot the Gulf of Mexico ↗
  29. Threatened coastal species absent from Chinese protection lists ↗Dyani Lewis
  30. Three scientists on the front line of climate and conservation research ↗Sandy Ong, Andy Kah Ping Tay
  31. Thrilling volcanoes, astonishing beetles and numbers made material: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  32. Tibetan lakes emit as much nitrogen as a megacity ↗
  33. Tied up but resilient: synthetic knots show their strength ↗
  34. Tight budgets lead to fewer language-diverse participants in academic than industry trials ↗
  35. Tighten US federal oversight of offshore wind development ↗Todd Guilfoos
  36. Time crystal ↗Andrew Spielberg
  37. Time tracking for early-career researchers: a practical guide ↗Linda Nordling
  38. Timing matters for COVID vaccine effectiveness ↗
  39. Tiny bubbles make massive glaciers fade away faster ↗
  40. Tiny spinning robots sorted themselves into this beautiful pattern ↗
  41. To save bears, we must learn to live alongside them ↗Henry Nicholls
  42. Toes regrow with the help of these cells ↗
  43. Tonga volcano eruption triggered ‘mega-tsunami’ ↗Gemma Conroy
  44. Tourist season ↗Marissa Lingen
  45. Towards quantum computers that are robust to errors ↗
  46. Tracking ocean history through plankton ‘roadkill’ ↗Kendall Powell
  47. Tracking women’s mental health amid trauma in Yemen ↗Shihab Jamal
  48. Transgenic ants shed light on insects’ sense of smell ↗Miryam Naddaf
  49. Tree rings reveal drought that might have doomed the Hittites ↗Miryam Naddaf
  50. Trove of new coronaviruses uncovered in bats — but threat is unclear ↗Ewen Callaway
  51. Turkey’s landmark election: researchers urge winner to abolish university council ↗Miryam Naddaf
  52. Turkey’s researchers fear loss of freedom after Erdoğan re-elected ↗Miryam Naddaf
  53. Turning point for Europe’s switch to low carbon ↗Edgar G. Hertwich, Ottmar Edenhofer
  54. Twisted-bilayer materials simulated using ultracold atoms ↗
  55. Two Titan submersible passengers were prominent science philanthropists in Pakistan ↗Miryam Naddaf, Ehsan Masood
  56. Two sides of a bearded dragon’s brain compete during sleep ↗
  57. UCLA ecologist controversy: university vice-chancellor responds ↗Michael S. Levine
  58. UFO sightings: how NASA can bring science to the debate ↗Alexandra Witze
  59. UK Office for National Statistics responds ↗Mike Keoghan
  60. UK government announces new science department and minister ↗Brian Owens
  61. UK, please drop the rhetoric and fight for collaboration with Europe ↗
  62. US Supreme Court on affirmative action: a bitter blow to educational inclusion ↗
  63. US cancer deaths are falling — but not fast enough ↗Heidi K. Ledford
  64. US chemical engineer avoids prison after conviction for hiding ties to China ↗Neil J. Savage
  65. US coastal communities underestimate the danger posed by rising seas ↗Jude Coleman
  66. US funders must do more to ensure research reliability ↗Dalmeet Singh Chawla
  67. Ultra-compact oddities are galaxies stripped of stars ↗Katja Fahrion
  68. Ultracold molecules find the sweet spot for collisions ↗Sebastian Will, Tanya Zelevinsky
  69. Ultrafiltration separation of Am(VI)-polyoxometalate from lanthanides ↗Zhang, Hailong, Li, Ao, Li, Kai et al.
  70. Unconventional tracers show that spring waters on Mount Fuji run deep ↗Lauren Somers
  71. Uncovering a role for B cells in antitumour immunity ↗
  72. Uncovering the secrets of the world’s only frozen fish ↗
  73. Understanding the difference between the mind and the brain ↗Dom Byrne
  74. Underwater volcano near Greece is a sleeping menace ↗
  75. Underwater volcano triggered the most intense lightning ever recorded ↗
  76. United States and India are becoming science partners of choice ↗Natasha Gilbert
  77. Universities should denounce terrorism and antisemitism ↗Dan Mishmar, Liran Carmel, Efrat Shema et al.
  78. Universities urged to improve how staff sexual-assault claims are handled ↗Anne Gulland
  79. University of Oxford bans intimate relations between students and staff ↗Nicola Jones
  80. Unlocking the mysteries of the brain’s neocortex ↗Dom Byrne
  81. Unspoilt forests fall to feed the global supply chain ↗
  82. Using CRISPR to study gene function aids understanding of 22q11.2 deletion syndrome ↗
  83. Variation in African genomes linked to control of HIV ↗McLaren, Paul J., Jacques Fellay
  84. Variation in bridgmanite grain size accounts for the mid-mantle viscosity jump ↗Fei, Hongzhan, Maxim Ballmer, Ulrich H. Faul et al.
  85. Vaunted treaty to protect the ozone layer has a hole ↗
  86. Venus flytraps shut their traps when flames approach ↗
  87. Video: Safeguarding the kidney ↗
  88. Violence towards women in environmental protests ↗Abigail V. Klopper
  89. Violent collision rocks a young planetary system ↗Carl Melis
  90. Viruses in sewage help to pinpoint typhoid hotspots ↗Smriti Mallapaty
  91. Viruses trick bystander cells into lowering their defences ↗Timothy M. White, Felicia D. Goodrum
  92. Volcanoes on Venus? ‘Striking’ finding hints at modern-day activity ↗Myriam Vidal Valero
  93. W. Jason Morgan, discoverer of plate tectonics (1935–2023) ↗Lawrence M. Cathles III
  94. Waiting on tables, mending puppets: the first jobs that shaped researchers’ careers ↗Jop de Vrieze
  95. War of the Latitudes ↗Angela M. Hessler
  96. Watch them waggle: bees dance better after lessons from elders ↗
  97. Water-play on the space station isn’t just fun and games ↗Linda Nordling
  98. We are nowhere near there yet ↗Sayan J. Soselisa
  99. Wearable sensor gives a glimpse of ‘invisible’ light ↗
  100. Webcast: How water researchers are rethinking the global flood crisis ↗

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