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4,254 papers · page 26 of 43 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2024

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  1. Obesity is driven by a build-up of molecular mesh around hunger neurons ↗Alexander E. Dityatev1 citation
  2. Olfactory neurons selectively respond to related visual and verbal cues ↗Kevin Franks, Andreas T. Schaefer1 citation
  3. Opioid crisis: compound opens up potential strategy to tackle overdoses ↗Catherine Marie Cahill1 citation
  4. Organoids grown from amniotic fluid could shed light on rare diseases ↗Lilly Tozer1 citation
  5. Panama says no to more mining — a win for environmentalists ↗Juan Carlos Villarreal, Natalia Stephanie Zapata Villarreal, Luis F. De León1 citation
  6. Partners in drug discovery: how to collaborate with non-governmental organizations ↗Anna Napolitano1 citation
  7. Peer-replication model aims to address science’s ‘reproducibility crisis’ ↗James Mitchell Crow1 citation
  8. People, passion, publishable: an early-career researcher’s checklist for prioritizing projects ↗Elizabeth R. Tenney, Jacqueline M. Chen, McKenzie C. Preston1 citation
  9. Pioneering nuclear-fusion reactor shuts down: what scientists will learn ↗Elizabeth Gibney1 citation
  10. Placebo effect involves unexpected brain regions ↗Jeffrey S. Mogil1 citation
  11. Planning for life on Mars ↗Raveena Bhambra1 citation
  12. Polar bear threat for Arctic researchers ↗Astrid Strunk1 citation
  13. Postdocs count the cost of living in Ireland’s capital ↗Jane Feinmann1 citation
  14. Powerful laser miniaturized from tabletop to microchip ↗Ajanta Barh1 citation
  15. Predatory conferences are on the rise. Here are five ways to tackle them ↗1 citation
  16. Pregnancy restructures the brain to prepare for childbirth and parenthood ↗Clare A. McCormack, Moriah E. Thomason1 citation
  17. Prehistoric events might explain European multiple sclerosis risk ↗Samira Asgari, Lionel A. Pousaz1 citation
  18. Pressure and particle motion enable fish to sense the direction of sound ↗Catherine Emily Carr1 citation
  19. Private Moon lander is dying — it scored some wins for science ↗Alexandra Witze1 citation
  20. Private US Moon mission launches — will it open a new era for science? ↗Alexandra Witze1 citation
  21. Promethium bound: fundamental chemistry of an elusive element finally observed ↗Kristina O. Kvashnina1 citation
  22. Quantum computing aims for diversity, one qubit at a time ↗Amanda Heidt1 citation
  23. Quantum scars make their mark in graphene ↗Dmitry A. Abanin, Maksym Serbyn1 citation
  24. Rapa Nui’s population history rewritten using ancient DNA ↗Stephan Schiffels, Kathrin Nägele1 citation
  25. Reaction for coupling 3D molecular fragments expands the chemist’s toolkit ↗Jonathan A. Sorbie, Tianning Diao1 citation
  26. Reading the signs of dementia ↗Neil J. Savage1 citation
  27. Reducing carbon dioxide efficiently to reuse and recycle it ↗1 citation
  28. Regulate to protect fragile Antarctic ecosystems from growing tourism ↗Yi Luo, Huan Zhong, Chengjun Li et al.1 citation
  29. Reply to: Concerns regarding proposed groundwater Earth system boundary ↗Stuart Edward Bunn, Ben Stewart‐Koster, Christopher E. Ndehedehe et al.1 citation
  30. Replying to: Probing supernovae and kicks in post-supernova binaries ↗Noel D. Richardson, J. J. Eldridge1 citation
  31. Research funders must join the fight for equal access to medicines ↗1 citation
  32. Restore Internet access in war-torn Sudan ↗1 citation
  33. Right- or left-handed? Protein in embryo cells might help decide ↗Sumeet Kulkarni1 citation
  34. Robot, repair thyself: laying the foundations for self-healing machines ↗Simon J. Makin1 citation
  35. Robotic exoskeleton adapts to changes in leg movements in real time ↗Myunghee Kim, Matthew J. Major1 citation
  36. Roger Guillemin (1924–2024), neuroscientist who showed how the brain controls hormones ↗Greg Lemke1 citation
  37. Russia’s Arctic Council threat requires lessons from cold war science diplomacy ↗Paul Arthur Berkman1 citation
  38. Rwanda 30 years on: understanding the horror of genocide ↗1 citation
  39. Sam Bankman-Fried sentencing: crypto-funded researchers grapple with FTX collapse ↗Jonathan O’Callaghan1 citation
  40. Science communication will benefit from research integrity standards ↗1 citation
  41. Science-policy advisers shape programmes that solve real-world problems ↗Amy DePaul1 citation
  42. Scientific papers that mention AI get a citation boost ↗Mariana Lenharo1 citation
  43. Scientists edit the genes of gut bacteria in living mice ↗Gemma Conroy1 citation
  44. Scientists fear tough UK immigration rules will deter talent ↗Katharine Sanderson1 citation
  45. Scientists made a six-legged mouse embryo — here’s why ↗Sara Reardon1 citation
  46. Sea spray carries huge amounts of ‘forever chemicals’ into the air ↗1 citation
  47. Season’s mis-greetings: why timing matters in global academia ↗Melissa Hart, Negin Nazarian1 citation
  48. Securing your science: the researcher’s guide to financial management ↗Andy Kah Ping Tay1 citation
  49. Sex and gender discussions don't need to be toxic ↗Lucy Odling‐Smee, Florence Ashley, Stacey A. Ritz et al.1 citation
  50. Sex organs sense vibrations through specialized touch neurons ↗Anastasia‐Maria Zavitsanou, Ishmail Abdus-Saboor1 citation
  51. Skin in the game — locally made antibodies fight resident bacteria ↗Jeong-Mi Lee, Peter T. Sage1 citation
  52. Smarty plants? Controversial plant-intelligence studies explored in new book ↗Beronda L. Montgomery1 citation
  53. Smoking bans are coming: what does the evidence say? ↗Carissa Wong1 citation
  54. Smoking changes your immune system, even years after quitting ↗Shamini Bundell, Nick Petrić Howe1 citation
  55. Software tools identify forgotten genes ↗Matthew Hutson1 citation
  56. Spatially clustered type I interferon responses at injury borderzones ↗Van Kim Ninh1 citation
  57. Start 2024 by asking: ‘Why do science?’ ↗Mirko Treccani, Laura Veschetti1 citation
  58. Stone Age builders had engineering savvy, finds study of 6,000-year-old monument ↗Roff Smith1 citation
  59. Stop digital platforms treating people as lab rats ↗Vincent John Straub1 citation
  60. Strategic links save buildings from total collapse ↗Sarah Lynn Orton1 citation
  61. Stress can disrupt memory and lead to needless anxiety — here’s how ↗Smriti Mallapaty1 citation
  62. Submerged volcano’s eruption was the biggest since the last ice age ↗1 citation
  63. Supernova mystery solved: JWST reveals the fate of an iconic stellar explosion ↗Alexandra Witze1 citation
  64. Surprise hybrid origins of a butterfly species ↗Megan E. Frayer, Jenn M. Coughlan1 citation
  65. Survival of the nicest: have we got evolution the wrong way round? ↗Jonathan Goodman1 citation
  66. Tackling the reality of noma ↗Roxanne Khamsi1 citation
  67. Targeted mRNA therapy tackles deadly pregnancy condition in mice ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Emily Bates1 citation
  68. The EU’s ominous emphasis on ‘open strategic autonomy’ in research ↗1 citation
  69. The Israel–Hamas conflict one year on: researcher resilience in the face of war ↗Josie Glausiusz1 citation
  70. The Sustainable Development Goals: can they be made smarter? ↗1 citation
  71. The UK’s $1-billion bet to create technologies that change the world ↗Nisha Gaind1 citation
  72. The UN needs a new mission: get stuff done ↗PETER A. SINGER1 citation
  73. The baseless stat that could be harming Indigenous conservation efforts ↗Lucy Odling‐Smee, Nick Petrić Howe1 citation
  74. The brain summons deep sleep for healing from life-threatening injury ↗Mariana Lenharo1 citation
  75. The climate crisis is solvable, but human rights must trump profits ↗Friederike E. L. Otto1 citation
  76. The climate-crusading lawyer who sued Switzerland over global warming — and won ↗Richard Monastersky1 citation
  77. The first rocks from the Moon’s far side are in this geologist’s hands ↗Smriti Mallapaty1 citation
  78. The geneticist who uses science to free parents wrongly convicted of killing their children ↗Benjamin Plackett1 citation
  79. The grassroots organizations continuing the fight for Ukrainian science ↗Oscar Allan1 citation
  80. The liver converts fructose into lipids to fuel tumours ↗Hyllana C. D. Medeiros, Sophia Y. Lunt1 citation
  81. The mathematician who helps Olympic swimmers go faster ↗Davide Castelvecchi1 citation
  82. The origin of the cockroach: how a notorious pest conquered the world ↗Bianca Nogrady1 citation
  83. The quest to build bionic limbs that feel like the real thing ↗Fred Schwaller1 citation
  84. The race to uncover fission factors for lysosomal organelles heats up ↗Shilpa Gopan, Thomas John Pucadyil1 citation
  85. The surprising cause of fasting’s regenerative powers ↗Max Kozlov1 citation
  86. The sympathetic nervous system arose in the earliest vertebrates ↗Uwe Ernsberger, Hermann Rohrer1 citation
  87. Therapy dog spreads paws-itivity at cancer hospital ↗Benjamin Plackett1 citation
  88. These AI firms publish the world’s most highly cited work ↗Elizabeth Gibney1 citation
  89. These labs have prepared for a big earthquake — will it be enough? ↗Anna Ikarashi1 citation
  90. This AI learnt language by seeing the world through a baby’s eyes ↗Elizabeth Gibney1 citation
  91. This billion-dollar firm plans to build giant quantum computers from light. Can it succeed? ↗Elizabeth Gibney1 citation
  92. This fearless science sleuth risked her career to expose publication fraud ↗Holly Else1 citation
  93. This lab-grown meat probably tastes like real beef ↗Helena Kudiabor1 citation
  94. This robot grows like a vine — and could help navigate disaster zones ↗Davide Castelvecchi1 citation
  95. Thoughtless obedience and the healing power of trees: 2024’s best Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson1 citation
  96. Threading the needle ↗Elis Montgomery1 citation
  97. Tips to beat ‘brain drain’: how to foster home expertise from abroad ↗Achyut Aryal1 citation
  98. To combat antimicrobial resistance, invest in test-to-treat strategies ↗Rachel A. McKendry, Elliott Rogers, Mervyn Singer et al.1 citation
  99. To conserve biodiversity, create spaces where natural selection is allowed free rein ↗Bruno Fady, Magda Bou Dagher Kharrat1 citation
  100. To solve the global wildfire crisis, don’t just focus on flames ↗Cathelijne R. Stoof, Marc Castellnou, Peter F. Moore et al.1 citation

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