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4,254 papers · page 28 of 43 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2024

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  1. A dumpster full of mercury and other things to avoid: lab closures made simple ↗Julie Gould
  2. A dwarf planet has dirty depths, model suggests ↗
  3. A familiar drug can repair a broken heart ↗
  4. A featherweight baby planet is fading away with age ↗
  5. A forgotten Aztec scholar and more: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  6. A fresh start for the African Academy of Sciences ↗
  7. A fundamental constant in physics gets an update ↗
  8. A glacier’s ‘memory’ is fading because of climate change ↗
  9. A glass that builds and heals itself ↗Dan Fox
  10. A glowing glass transmits X-rays with ease ↗
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  19. A gut fungus protects mice against parasitic worms but increases allergies ↗Suzanne M. Noble
  20. A hike of postdoc salary alone will not retain the best researchers in low- or middle-income countries ↗Jagadeesh Bayry
  21. A horse cemetery in London reveals medieval mounts’ distant origins ↗
  22. A huge outbreak of butterflies hit three continents — here’s why ↗
  23. A human embryo model mimics early development and blood-cell formation ↗
  24. A jaw-dropping discovery about early mammals ↗Zhe‐Xi Luo
  25. A jawless-fish genome untangles the history of vertebrate genome multiplications ↗
  26. A layered metal confines heavy electrons to two dimensions ↗
  27. A light-touch approach to intracellular delivery ↗Tim Vernimmen
  28. A lipid made by tumour cells reprograms immune cells ↗Anthony C. Buzzai, Thomas Tüting
  29. A little bird flies high thanks to mighty mitochondria ↗
  30. A magnetic liquid makes for an injectable sensor in living tissue ↗
  31. A message of peace to Jupiter’s moon from actually all of humankind ↗Douglas A. Vakoch
  32. A mighty river’s radical shift changed the face of ancient Egypt ↗
  33. A minimalistic model achieves long-range explainable El Niño forecasts with high accuracy ↗
  34. A mysterious mountain range lacks roots but still stands tall ↗
  35. A neural circuit for navigation keeps flies on target ↗Katherine I. Nagel
  36. A quantum fix makes e-commerce more tamper-resistant ↗
  37. A quantum solid made of electrons: observing the elusive Wigner crystal ↗
  38. A quirky fluid that has robotic capabilities ↗P.‐T. Brun
  39. A researcher-exchange programme made me a better doctor at home and abroad ↗Christopher Bendana
  40. A sequence of memories ↗Eva Papasoulioti
  41. A small fix to cut beer intake: downsize the pint ↗
  42. A snapshot of Lithuania’s life-sciences landscape ↗Jacqui Thornton
  43. A spa session for humpback whales ↗
  44. A spaceship punched an asteroid — we’re about to learn what came next ↗Jonathan O’Callaghan
  45. A spider’s windproof web ↗
  46. A spotlight on the stark imbalances of global health research ↗Bec Crew
  47. A step-by-step guide to landing your next job in science ↗Linda Nordling
  48. A stroke derailed my academic career. Now I’m getting back on track ↗Parisa Hosseinzadeh
  49. A supercollider glimpses a gathering of three particles never seen together before ↗
  50. A test for Alzheimer’s-disease stage predicts dementia risk ↗
  51. A thaw in scientific relations could help clear the air in India and Pakistan ↗
  52. A tiny killer is making an entire region’s sea urchins disintegrate ↗
  53. A triple rainbow all the way across the sky — 150 years ago ↗
  54. A view of wind turbines drives down home values — but only briefly ↗
  55. A virtual rat tests theories of motor control ↗
  56. A virus-derived enzyme can destroy the membrane structures that protect bacteria ↗
  57. A win for global action: harm from some ozone-eroding gases starts to fall ↗
  58. A window on molecular chirality at the timescale of electron motion ↗Wanie, Vincent, Calegari, Francesca
  59. A year in the life: what I learnt from using a time-tracking spreadsheet ↗Megan L. Rogers
  60. A ‘Swiss army knife’ microscope that doesn’t break the bank ↗
  61. AI & robotics briefing: AI decodes languages in first ‘bilingual’ brain-reading device ↗Katrina Krämer
  62. AI & robotics briefing: AI helps to reveal first passages of ancient charred scroll ↗Katrina Krämer
  63. AI & robotics briefing: AI reveals US climate denial hotspots ↗Katrina Krämer
  64. AI & robotics briefing: AI-fuelled election campaigns are here ↗Katrina Krämer
  65. AI & robotics briefing: AlphaFold predicts thousands of possible psychedelics ↗Katrina Krämer
  66. AI & robotics briefing: Can AI’s bias problem be fixed? ↗Katrina Krämer
  67. AI & robotics briefing: Digital primordial soup creates ‘computational life’ ↗Katrina Krämer
  68. AI & robotics briefing: GPT-4 can hack websites without human help ↗Katrina Krämer
  69. AI & robotics briefing: How AI is improving climate forecasts ↗Katrina Krämer
  70. AI & robotics briefing: How psychology and neuroscience crack open the AI ‘black box’ ↗Katrina Krämer
  71. AI & robotics briefing: How to beat ‘superhuman’ AI ↗Katrina Krämer
  72. AI & robotics briefing: LLMs harbour hidden racism ↗Katrina Krämer
  73. AI & robotics briefing: Machine vision won’t take our jobs yet ↗Katrina Krämer
  74. AI & robotics briefing: Tech giants are ‘open-washing’ their AI models ↗Katrina Krämer
  75. AI & robotics briefing: The year machines will run out of data ↗Katrina Krämer
  76. AI & robotics briefing: There’s a 5% risk that AI will wipe out humanity ↗Katrina Krämer
  77. AI & robotics briefing: What running robots tell us about gaits ↗Katrina Krämer
  78. AI & robotics briefing: What would you do with a third thumb? ↗Katrina Krämer
  79. AI & robotics briefing: Why AI needs to see the ‘ugly’ side of science ↗Katrina Krämer
  80. AI & robotics briefing: Why superintelligent AI won’t sneak up on us ↗Katrina Krämer
  81. AI & robotics briefing: Winged robot demystifies insect flight ↗Katrina Krämer
  82. AI & robotics briefing: ‘Risk-of-death’ AI save lives in hospital trial ↗Katrina Krämer
  83. AI and robotics demystify the workings of a fly's wing ↗Dan Fox
  84. AI can’t learn new things forever — an algorithm can fix that ↗Benjamin A. Thompson, Nick Petrić Howe
  85. AI finds huge cache of anti-bacterial peptides hidden in genomic data ↗
  86. AI made of jelly ‘learns’ to play Pong — and improves with practice ↗Gemma Conroy
  87. AI networks reveal how flies find a mate ↗Pavan P Ramdya
  88. AI tool can pinpoint dementia’s cause — from stroke to Alzheimer’s ↗
  89. AI traces mysterious metastatic cancers to their source ↗Smriti Mallapaty
  90. AI ‘deepfake’ faces detected using astronomy methods ↗Sarah Wild
  91. AI’s international research networks mapped ↗
  92. Abortion-pill challenge provokes doubt from US Supreme Court ↗Mariana Lenharo
  93. Absence of female partners can explain the dawn chorus of birds ↗Diego Gil
  94. Abundant plant gas forms aerosol particles at high altitude — and could affect the climate ↗J. D. Allan
  95. Accidental gunpowder blast caused an uproar at London Zoo in 1874 ↗
  96. Acid test: why the chemistry of this unique crater lake matters ↗James Mitchell Crow
  97. Act now to prevent a ‘gold rush’ in outer space ↗Timiebi Aganaba
  98. Adopt universal standards for study adaptation to boost health, education and social-science research ↗Dragoş Iliescu, Samuel Greiff
  99. Advanced CRISPR system fixes a deadly mutation in cells ↗
  100. Affirmative action slow to take hold in Brazil’s graduate science education ↗Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade

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