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4,254 papers · page 18 of 43 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2024

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  1. Hidden players: the bacteria-killing viruses of the gut microbiome ↗Anthony King5 citations
  2. How I’m using AI tools to help universities maximize research impacts ↗Dashun Wang5 citations
  3. How do you make salty water drinkable? The hunt for fresh solutions to a briny problem ↗XiaoZhi Lim5 citations
  4. How five crucial elections in 2024 could shape climate action for decades ↗Smriti Mallapaty, Jeff Tollefson, Carissa Wong et al.5 citations
  5. How long COVID could lift the fog on neurocognitive disorders ↗Michael J. Peluso, Eugene Wesley Ely5 citations
  6. How online misinformation exploits ‘information voids’ — and what to do about it ↗5 citations
  7. How to achieve safe water access for all: work with local communities ↗Farhana Sultana, Tara G McAllister, Suparana Katyaini et al.5 citations
  8. How to kill the ‘zombie’ cells that make you age ↗Carissa Wong5 citations
  9. In Asia, alternative proteins are the new clean energy ↗Ryan Huling, Doris Lee, Wasamon Nutakul et al.5 citations
  10. Inner membrane turns inside out to exit mitochondrial organelles ↗David Pla‐Martín, Andreas S. Reichert5 citations
  11. Iron extracted from hazardous waste of aluminium production ↗Chenna Rao Borra5 citations
  12. Is the COP29 climate deal a historic breakthrough or letdown? Researchers react ↗Ehsan Masood5 citations
  13. Largest post-pandemic survey finds trust in scientists is high ↗Carissa Wong5 citations
  14. Light makes atoms behave like electromagnetic coils ↗Carl P. Romao, Dominik M. Juraschek5 citations
  15. Mammalian cells repress random DNA that yeast transcribes ↗Sean R. Eddy5 citations
  16. Meta’s AI translation model embraces overlooked languages ↗David Ifeoluwa Adelani5 citations
  17. Norway’s approval of sea-bed mining undermines efforts to protect the ocean ↗5 citations
  18. Open science — embrace it before it’s too late ↗5 citations
  19. Probing supernovae and kicks in post-supernova binaries ↗C. Larsen, H. C. G. Larsen, C. C. Pedersen et al.5 citations
  20. Rage against machine learning driven by profit ↗Brian Owens5 citations
  21. Rapid 3D-printing method could be used on space missions ↗Hayden Taylor5 citations
  22. Researcher parents are paying a high price for conference travel — here’s how to fix it ↗Laura Carter, Laura Wolz, Laura J. Pallett5 citations
  23. Resting restores performance of discharged lithium-metal batteries ↗Laura C. Merrill5 citations
  24. Science in 2025: the events to watch for in the coming year ↗Miryam Naddaf5 citations
  25. Scientists discover first algae that can fix nitrogen — thanks to a tiny cell structure ↗Carissa Wong5 citations
  26. Space weather can affect our daily lives — we need a better warning system ↗Sean Elvidge5 citations
  27. Speed up relief for long COVID through grassroots clinical trials ↗Marc Jamoulle, Elena Louazon, Tomaso Antonacci et al.5 citations
  28. Sticky gels designed for tissue-healing therapies and diagnostics ↗Sophia J. Bailey, Eric Andrew Appel5 citations
  29. Super-speedy sequencing puts genomic diagnosis in the fast lane ↗Michael S. Eisenstein5 citations
  30. Superconductor surprises with strongly interacting electrons ↗Giorgio Sangiovanni5 citations
  31. Tailoring graphene for electronics beyond silicon ↗Francesca Iacopi, Andrea Carlo Ferrari5 citations
  32. The early days of peer review: five insights from historical reports ↗David Adam5 citations
  33. The global imbalance of neurological conditions ↗5 citations
  34. The journey to understand previously unknown microbial genes ↗Jakob Wirbel, Ami Siddharth Bhatt, Alexander J. Probst5 citations
  35. The trials and triumphs of sustainable science ↗Chris Woolston5 citations
  36. To remain modern the coexistence program requires modern statistical rigour ↗David W. Armitage5 citations
  37. Tracking down tuberculosis ↗Neil J. Savage5 citations
  38. Train young scientists in taxonomy to help solve the biodiversity crisis ↗Dasheng Liu, Julian Richard Thompson, Jun Gao et al.5 citations
  39. Turning tumours against themselves ↗Liam Drew5 citations
  40. We are junior scientists from emerging economies — the world needs more researchers like us solving global problems ↗Mohammed Shaaban, Abib Duut, Nana Mensah5 citations
  41. Well-matched vibrations cool electronic hot spots ↗Liwen Sang5 citations
  42. What is ageing? Even the field’s researchers can’t agree ↗Smriti Mallapaty5 citations
  43. What’s the best way to tackle climate change? An ‘evidence bank’ could help scientists find answers ↗Helen E. Pearson5 citations
  44. Whittling down the bacterial subspecies that might drive colon cancer ↗Cynthia L. Sears, Jessica Queen5 citations
  45. Will South Africa become first country to accept controversial form of human genome editing? ↗Sarah Wild5 citations
  46. World’s first whole-eye transplant: the innovations that made it possible ↗Julian Nowogrodzki5 citations
  47. ‘A landmark moment’: scientists use AI to design antibodies from scratch ↗Ewen Callaway5 citations
  48. ‘Who will protect us from seeing the world’s largest rainforest burn?’ The mental exhaustion faced by climate scientists ↗Meghie Rodrigues5 citations
  49. A bile acid could explain how calorie restriction slows ageing ↗David A. Sinclair4 citations
  50. A rapidly time-varying equatorial jet in Jupiter’s deep interior ↗Jeremy Bloxham, Hao Cao, D. J. Stevenson et al.4 citations
  51. A ‘Wikipedia for cells’: researchers get an updated look at the Human Cell Atlas, and it’s remarkable ↗4 citations
  52. AI and Euro 2024: VAR is shaking up football — and it’s not going away ↗Sumeet Kulkarni4 citations
  53. AI could transform metal recycling globally ↗Xu Tian, Joseph Sarkis4 citations
  54. AI decodes the calls of the wild ↗Neil Savage4 citations
  55. AI has dreamt up a blizzard of new proteins. Do any of them actually work? ↗Ewen Callaway4 citations
  56. Adopt stricter regulation to stop ‘critical mineral’ greenwashing ↗Andrea Arratia-Solar, David Fleming-Muñoz4 citations
  57. An ethical way forward for Indigenous microbiome research ↗Sam Jones4 citations
  58. An innovative way for whales to sing ↗Joy S. Reidenberg4 citations
  59. Ancient DNA data hold insights into past organisms and ecosystems — handle them with more care ↗Anders Bergström, James A. Fellows Yates, Christina Warinner4 citations
  60. Are the Cosmic Gems the earliest star clusters ever detected? ↗Lamiya Mowla4 citations
  61. Artificial intelligence can help to make animal research redundant ↗Calvin Drakos, Vineesha Manimangalam, Christina Burns et al.4 citations
  62. Bioprospecting marine microbial genomes to improve biotechnology ↗A. Murat Eren, Tom O. Delmont4 citations
  63. Bird flu in US cows: is the milk supply safe? ↗Julian Nowogrodzki4 citations
  64. Breaking the menstruation taboo to make fieldwork more inclusive ↗Sarah E. Dalrymple, Timothy Lane4 citations
  65. Bring PhD assessment into the twenty-first century ↗4 citations
  66. Cell-to-cell tunnels rescue neurons from degeneration ↗Julia F. Riley, Erika L.F. Holzbaur4 citations
  67. ChatGPT for science: how to talk to your data ↗Julian Nowogrodzki4 citations
  68. ChatGPT has a language problem — but science can fix it ↗Nick Petrić Howe4 citations
  69. Chemistry lab destroyed by Taiwan earthquake has physical and mental impacts ↗Fun Man Fung, Yi‐Hsin Liu4 citations
  70. Chinese research collaborations shift to the Belt and Road ↗Benjamin Plackett4 citations
  71. Controversial COVID study that promoted unproven treatment retracted after four-year saga ↗Richard Van Noorden4 citations
  72. Coping with climate change could be a matter of what building you’re in ↗Meredydd Evans4 citations
  73. Could bird flu in cows lead to a human outbreak? Slow response worries scientists ↗Smriti Mallapaty4 citations
  74. Cyberattacks on knowledge institutions are increasing: what can be done? ↗Nature Editorial Team4 citations
  75. Dazzling auroras are just a warm-up as more solar storms are likely, scientists say ↗Alexandra Witze4 citations
  76. Dual-action obesity drug rewires brain circuits for appetite ↗Tyler M. Cook, Darleen A. Sandoval4 citations
  77. EU climate policy is dangerously reliant on untested carbon-capture technology ↗4 citations
  78. Electrons flip a switch on optical communications ↗Satoshi Hiura4 citations
  79. Establish a global day to tackle postpartum haemorrhage ↗Abdulhammed Opeyemi Babatunde, Abdullahi Tunde Aborode, Oladapo O. Olayemi4 citations
  80. First aircraft to fly on Mars dies — but leaves a legacy of science ↗Alexandra Witze4 citations
  81. First biolab in South America for studying world’s deadliest viruses is set to open ↗Meghie Rodrigues4 citations
  82. First passages of rolled-up Herculaneum scroll revealed ↗Jo Marchant4 citations
  83. Four years on: the career costs for scientists battling long COVID ↗Shi En Kim4 citations
  84. Guidelines for academics aim to lessen ethical pitfalls in generative-AI use ↗Liam Drew4 citations
  85. Guidelines on lab-grown embryo models are strong enough to meet ethical standards — and will build trust in science ↗Roger G. Sturmey4 citations
  86. Heed lessons from past studies involving transgender people: first, do no harm ↗Mathilde Kennis, Robin Staicu, Marieke D. Dewitte et al.4 citations
  87. How AI-powered science search engines can speed up your research ↗Helena Kudiabor4 citations
  88. How CRISPR patent issues block Indian farmers from accessing biotech benefits ↗Anurag Chaurasia4 citations
  89. How antibody–drug conjugates aim to take down cancer ↗Benjamin Plackett4 citations
  90. How car and battery companies can work around US trade tariffs and rules ↗Hyeon Young Chun, Tae Jung Park4 citations
  91. How pregnancy transforms the brain to prepare it for parenthood ↗Liam Drew4 citations
  92. How reliable is this research? Tool flags papers discussed on PubPeer ↗Dalmeet Singh Chawla4 citations
  93. How to spot a predatory conference, and what science needs to do about them: a guide ↗Christine Ro4 citations
  94. How to stop plastic pollution: three strategies that actually work ↗Nicola Jones4 citations
  95. How ‘miracle’ weight-loss drugs will change the world ↗Sara Reardon4 citations
  96. Huge amounts of bird-flu virus found in raw milk of infected cows ↗Max Kozlov4 citations
  97. Is IVF at risk in the US? Scientists fear for the fertility treatment’s future ↗Mariana Lenharo4 citations
  98. It’s time to talk about menstruation and fieldwork ↗Cameron Walker4 citations
  99. I’m worried I’ve been contacted by a predatory publisher — how do I find out? ↗Nikki Forrester4 citations
  100. JWST is most in-demand telescope ever — leaving many astronomers in the cold ↗Rahul Rao4 citations

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