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4,254 papers · page 27 of 43 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2024

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  1. To unlock mutual benefits, don’t restrict US–China genome data transfer ↗Zhangyu Wang, Li Du1 citation
  2. Top performers hold steady in Australia’s declining research landscape ↗Bec Crew1 citation
  3. Toxic red mud could be turned into ‘green’ steel ↗Benjamin A. Thompson, Shamini Bundell1 citation
  4. Tropical-forest destruction has slowed — but is still too high ↗Carissa Wong1 citation
  5. Trump versus Biden: what the rematch could mean for three key science issues ↗Jeff Tollefson, Natasha Gilbert, Max Kozlov et al.1 citation
  6. Trump’s shadow looms at climate summit: what COP29 could deliver ↗Alix Soliman, Jeff Tollefson1 citation
  7. Tsung-Dao Lee obituary: boundary-breaking physicist who won Nobel prize at just 30 ↗Robert P Crease1 citation
  8. Turbocharged CAR-T cells melt tumours in mice — using a trick from cancer cells ↗Asher Mullard1 citation
  9. Twelve scientist-endorsed tips to get over writer’s block ↗Emily Sohn1 citation
  10. Two decades of deep ice cores from Antarctica ↗Kenji Kawamura, Ikumi Oyabu1 citation
  11. Two-faced AI language models learn to hide deception ↗Matthew Hutson1 citation
  12. US COVID-origins hearing puts scientific journals in the hot seat ↗Max Kozlov1 citation
  13. US project seeks standard way to communicate research retractions ↗Dalmeet Singh Chawla1 citation
  14. Ultra-precise 3D maps of cancer cells unlock secrets of how tumours grow ↗Miryam Naddaf1 citation
  15. Ultracold molecules that interact from afar form elusive quantum state ↗Lauriane Chomaz1 citation
  16. Unchanged power dynamics still block progress for under-represented groups in academia ↗Susanne Täuber, Morteza Mahmoudi1 citation
  17. Underfunding cannabis research hampers sensible policymaking and boosts the black market ↗Davoud Torkamaneh1 citation
  18. Unease as US drug agency weighs its use of independent scientists ↗Max Kozlov1 citation
  19. United States sets the pace for implantable brain–computer interfaces ↗Liam Drew1 citation
  20. Use game theory for climate models that really help reach net zero goals ↗Kathleen B. Aviso, Raymond R. Tan, Jose B. Cruz et al.1 citation
  21. Using live transport data to deliver sustainable cities ↗Dom Byrne1 citation
  22. Vaccine-enhancing plant extract could be mass produced in yeast ↗Ryan S. Nett1 citation
  23. Violent volcanoes have wracked Jupiter’s moon Io for billions of years ↗Sarah Wild1 citation
  24. Was the Nobel prize for physics? Yes — not that it matters ↗Michael Szell, Yifang Ma, Roberta Sinatra1 citation
  25. Water shortages means greening southern European cities won’t be easy ↗Jaime Madrigal‐González, José Miguel Olano, Gabriel Sangüesa‐Barreda1 citation
  26. Weather and climate predicted accurately — without using a supercomputer ↗Oliver Watt‐Meyer1 citation
  27. Western science diplomacy must rethink its biases and treat all partners equally ↗Hussam Hussein, Abdullah Awad1 citation
  28. Whales make waves in the quest to discover why menopause evolved ↗Rebecca Sear1 citation
  29. What China’s mission to collect rocks from the Moon’s far side could reveal ↗Ling Xin1 citation
  30. What Gives You Hope for Health Equity? ↗Anil Oza1 citation
  31. What Trump’s election win could mean for AI, climate and health ↗Jeff Tollefson, Max Kozlov, Mariana Lenharo et al.1 citation
  32. What causes migraines? Study of ‘brain blackout’ offers clues ↗Miryam Naddaf1 citation
  33. What is science? Tech heavyweights brawl over definition ↗Fred Schwaller1 citation
  34. What it means to be a successful male academic ↗Dritjon Gruda1 citation
  35. What steps to take when funding starts to run out ↗Neil Savage1 citation
  36. What will it take to open South Korean research to the world? ↗Raphael Rashid1 citation
  37. What’s the secret to living to 100? Centenarian stem cells could offer clues ↗Smriti Mallapaty1 citation
  38. When is a soil too dry for plants to take up water? ↗Andrea Carminati, Javaux, Mathieu1 citation
  39. When physicists strove for peace: past lessons for our uncertain times ↗Roberto Lalli, Jaume Navarro1 citation
  40. Where did viruses come from? AlphaFold and other AIs are finding answers ↗Ewen Callaway1 citation
  41. Where weird plants thrive: aridity spurs diversity of traits ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Emily Bates1 citation
  42. Which is the fairest electoral system? Mega-election year sparks debate ↗Ramin Skibba1 citation
  43. Who’s making chips for AI? Chinese manufacturers lag behind US tech giants ↗Jonathan O'Callaghan1 citation
  44. Why AI-generated recommendation letters sell applicants short ↗Maroun Khoury1 citation
  45. Why aren’t there talks with the Taliban about getting women and girls back into education? ↗1 citation
  46. Why cicadas shriek so loudly and more: your questions answered ↗Sumeet Kulkarni1 citation
  47. Why did Earth’s first radio message to alien civilizations leave out half of humanity? ↗Rebecca Charbonneau1 citation
  48. Why does heart disease affect so many young South Asians? ↗Anil Oza1 citation
  49. Why it would be a dangerous folly to end US–China science pact ↗1 citation
  50. Why role-playing games can spur climate action ↗Sam Illingworth1 citation
  51. Why the US border remains ‘a place of terror’ for Chinese researchers ↗Virginia L. Gewin1 citation
  52. Why the mental cost of a STEM career can be too high for women and people of colour ↗Jean Anne King1 citation
  53. Why this PhD candidate joined campus protests against the Israel–Hamas war ↗Laurie Udesky1 citation
  54. Wildfires are raging in Nepal — climate change isn’t the only culprit ↗Saugat Bolakhe1 citation
  55. Will artificial intelligence help or hinder progress on the SDGs? ↗Abdullahi Tsanni1 citation
  56. Will the big neuroscience brainstorm pay off? ↗James Mitchell Crow1 citation
  57. Will these reprogrammed elephant cells ever make a mammoth? ↗Ewen Callaway1 citation
  58. World-first stem-cell treatment restores vision in people ↗Smriti Mallapaty1 citation
  59. Worryingly high prevalence of retraction among top-cited researchers ↗Shaoxiong Brian Xu, Guangwei Hu1 citation
  60. Your brain on shrooms — how psilocybin resets neural networks ↗Max Kozlov1 citation
  61. Your diet can change your immune system — here’s how ↗Nic Fleming1 citation
  62. Your nose has its own army of immune cells — here’s how it protects you ↗Max Kozlov1 citation
  63. Your perception of time is skewed by what you see ↗Lilly Tozer1 citation
  64. Your reagent is past its use-by date. Should you bin it? ↗Diana Kwon1 citation
  65. mRNA therapy is safe for treating the inherited metabolic condition propionic acidaemia ↗1 citation
  66. ‘A beautiful way of saying a lot’: sign language brings benefits to the organic chemistry classroom ↗Jyoti Madhusoodanan1 citation
  67. ‘Bandit’ algorithms help chemists to discover generally applicable conditions for reactions ↗1 citation
  68. ‘Best view ever’: observatory will map Big Bang’s afterglow in new detail ↗Davide Castelvecchi1 citation
  69. ‘Blue foods’ to tackle hidden hunger and improve nutrition ↗Dom Byrne1 citation
  70. ‘Chemical recycling’: 15-minute reaction turns old clothes into useful molecules ↗Helena Kudiabor1 citation
  71. ‘Epigenetic’ editing cuts cholesterol in mice ↗Heidi K. Ledford1 citation
  72. ‘Heroic interference’ should not be the endgame of coral-reef restoration ↗Mikhail V. Matz1 citation
  73. ‘Hopeless, burnt out, sad’: how political change is impacting female researchers in Latin America ↗Julie Gould1 citation
  74. ‘I hope I get the opportunity to fly’: Meet Paralympian-turned-astronaut John McFall ↗Helena Kudiabor1 citation
  75. ‘Incomprehensible’: scientists in France decry €900-million cut to research ↗Barbara Casassus1 citation
  76. ‘It can feel like there’s no way out’ — political scientists face pushback on their work ↗Dyani Lewis, Alison Abbott1 citation
  77. ‘Listening to scientists bicker is instructive’: physics Nobel-winner on solving problems between fields ↗Elizabeth Gibney1 citation
  78. ‘Nuclear clock’ breakthrough paves the way for super-precise timekeeping ↗Elizabeth Gibney1 citation
  79. ‘Sci-fi instrument’ will hunt for giant gravitational waves in space ↗Elizabeth Gibney1 citation
  80. ‘This is my calling’: building point-of-care diagnostic tools to fight tuberculosis ↗Abdullahi Tsanni1 citation
  81. ‘Vindicated’: Embattled misinformation researchers celebrate key US Supreme Court decision ↗Jeff Tollefson1 citation
  82. ‘We need to be ready for a new world’: scientists globally react to Trump election win ↗Jeff Tollefson1 citation
  83. 'CAR T cells': a festive parody song from the Nature Podcast ↗Noah Baker
  84. 1,001 best hikes on Mars: The Peterson Historic Trail (‘Peterson’s folly’) ↗Ron Fein
  85. 159 days of solitude: how loneliness haunts astronauts ↗Alexandra Witze
  86. 8 million cells: virtual embryo shows organs forming in exquisite detail ↗Smriti Mallapaty
  87. A 60-minute guide to landing your next job in science ↗David Payne
  88. A Black mathematical history ↗Noelle Sawyer
  89. A DNA clutch controls a golden nanomachine ↗
  90. A Scottish origin for Stonehenge's Altar Stone ↗Emily Bates
  91. A Trojan horse for thirsty tumours ↗Elie Dolgin
  92. A better way to charge a quantum battery ↗
  93. A blood test detects aged cells ↗
  94. A bounty of rice comes at a price: soaring methane emissions ↗
  95. A brain circuit that cements the memory of socially learnt food preferences ↗
  96. A brain circuit that links hunger signals with the jaw movements of eating ↗
  97. A broader view of the diversity of human gene expression ↗
  98. A chemical method for selective labelling of the key amino acid tryptophan ↗
  99. A crime-busting path to planetary science ↗Anne Gulland
  100. A delay that makes wireless communication faster ↗

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