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4,254 papers · page 40 of 43 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2024

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  1. Speedy stars blow the cover of hidden black hole ↗Daryl Haggard, Adrienne M. Cool
  2. Spin supersolid with giant magnetocaloric effect promises a new route to extreme cooling ↗
  3. Spinal cord ‘atlas’ offers unprecedented insights into injuries ↗Miryam Naddaf
  4. Splendid squirrel sneezes at will ↗
  5. Spongy but not glassy: Ediacaran fossil provides insight into early animal evolution ↗
  6. Spy on millions of sleeping butterflies and more — June’s best science images ↗Emma Stoye, Helena Kudiabor
  7. Squeeze, freeze, bake: how to make 3D-printed wood that mimics the real thing ↗
  8. Squid-inspired jet devices deliver drugs without a need for needles ↗
  9. Squid-inspired pills squirt drugs straight into your gut ↗Benjamin Thompson, Emily Bates
  10. Standardized metadata for biological samples could unlock the potential of collections ↗Vojtěch Brlík
  11. Star-eating black hole could power cosmic particle accelerator ↗Benjamin S. Thompson, Nick Petrić Howe
  12. Stars hint at an unusual black hole lurking in our Galaxy ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  13. Stiff gel as squishable as a sponge takes its cue from cartilage ↗
  14. Still listening ↗Lavie Tidhar
  15. Stone tools in northern Europe made by Homo sapiens 45,000 years ago ↗William E. Banks
  16. Stonehenge’s central rock probably came from Scotland ↗
  17. Stonehenge’s enigmatic centre stone was hauled 800 kilometres from Scotland ↗Nisha Gaind, Roff Smith
  18. Stop delaying action on antimicrobial resistance — it is achievable and affordable ↗Ramanan Laxminarayan
  19. Storm-chasing seabirds served supper by cyclones ↗
  20. Story time ↗Beth Cato
  21. Strain could enable energy-saving computer memories ↗Chiara Gattinoni
  22. Strange gamma-ray flickers seen in thunderstorms for the first time ↗Benjamin S. Thompson, Nick Petrić Howe
  23. Streamlined skull helps foxes take a nosedive ↗Mary Abraham
  24. Stress can dull our capacity for joy: mouse brain patterns hint at why ↗Max Kozlov
  25. Strokes can damage the heart — but reining in the immune system might help ↗
  26. Strong-field quantum control in the extreme ultraviolet domain using pulse shaping ↗Fabian Richter, Ulf Saalmann, Allaria, Enrico et al.
  27. Stronger Gulf Stream during the last ice age ↗
  28. Structural biology for researchers with low vision ↗Olivia Shaw, Cynthia Yurkovich, Jodi A. Hadden‐Perilla
  29. Study reveals three ways to disappear down a Wikipedia rabbit hole ↗Helena Kudiabor
  30. Stunning trial shows twice-yearly shots can prevent HIV infection ↗
  31. Superconductivity case shows the need for zero tolerance of toxic lab culture ↗J. Werner
  32. Superconductivity hunt gets boost from China’s $220 million physics ‘playground’ ↗Gemma Conroy
  33. Superstar porous materials get salty thanks to computer simulations ↗Ariana Remmel
  34. Support the Pact for the Future ↗
  35. Supreme Court ruling alters risk landscape ↗Benjamin D. Trump, Igor Linkov
  36. Surprise find: a blood-based immune system is discovered in the gut ↗
  37. Surprise finding reveals mitochondrial ‘energy factories’ come in two different types ↗Benjamin Thompson, Emily Bates
  38. Surprisingly high-altitude Silk Road city mapped from the sky ↗Zachary Silvia
  39. Sustainability in the lab: funders and researchers should sign up and partner up ↗Philipp M. Weber, Sandra Bendiscioli, Gerlind Wallon et al.
  40. Swallowable injections: the octopus-inspired pill that delivers drugs with a jet ↗Noah Baker
  41. Swirling star bubbles offer a glimpse of the Sun’s future ↗C. Paladini
  42. Synthesizing and identifying potential biomarkers to explore uncharted biochemistry ↗
  43. Syphilis microbe’s family has plagued humans for millennia ↗Ewen Callaway
  44. T. rex relative found in Thailand: why local researchers are excited ↗Dyna Rochmyaningsih
  45. Take these steps to accelerate the path to gender equity in health sciences ↗Christina V. Mangurian, Claire D. Brindis
  46. Tales of a migratory marine biologist ↗Lesley Evans Ogden
  47. Tashni’s first tunnel ↗Robert Blasiak
  48. Tasmanian devil die-off is shifting another predator’s genetics ↗Miryam Naddaf
  49. Thalidomide-like drug staunches bleeding from genetic disease ↗
  50. That Christmas jumper is a marvel of complicated physics ↗
  51. The 50th anniversary of a key paper on how bird flight evolved ↗Kevin Padian
  52. The AI tuner ↗Joanna Friedman
  53. The Alcubierre key ↗Jessica Brook
  54. The Amazon is relinquishing its carbon — for a surprising reason ↗
  55. The Amazon’s gargantuan gardeners: manatees ↗
  56. The Burning Earth: how conquest and carnage have decimated landscapes worldwide ↗Josie Glausiusz
  57. The Correctives ↗Preston Grassmann
  58. The Higgs boson is caught in a singular transformation ↗
  59. The Ice Age ↗Nathalie Béchon
  60. The Middle East’s largest hypersaline lake risks turning into an environmental disaster zone ↗Alireza Mohammadi, Ali Azareh, Mohammad Hossein Khanjani et al.
  61. The Milky Way is ‘less weird’ than we thought ↗Sumeet Kulkarni
  62. The Napoleonic tweets, Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  63. The Nature Podcast festive spectacular 2024 ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Benjamin Thompson
  64. The Nature Podcast highlights of 2024 ↗Benjamin Thompson, Nick Petrić Howe, Noah Baker et al.
  65. The Silk Roads’ mysterious treasures and the dawn of the ‘Hellocene’: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  66. The Solar System has a new ocean — it’s buried in a small Saturn moon ↗Alexandra Witze
  67. The Spinoff Prize 2024 ↗Herb Brody
  68. The Taliban said women could study — three years on they still can’t ↗Miryam Naddaf
  69. The Taliban ‘took my life’ — scientists who fled takeover speak out ↗Smriti Mallapaty
  70. The US election is monumental for science, say Nature readers — here’s why ↗Jeff Tollefson
  71. The United States, as a marine superpower, must ratify the high seas biodiversity treaty now ↗Alice B. M. Vadrot
  72. The ape Y chromosome evolves extremely rapidly, but the X chromosome is conserved ↗
  73. The beauty of what science can do when urgently needed ↗Katherine Bourzac
  74. The best science images of 2024 — Nature’s picks ↗Nisha Gaind, Emma Stoye
  75. The biologist who built a Faraday cage for a crab ↗
  76. The birth of Bronze Age pastoralism where Europe meets Asia ↗
  77. The brain area that lights up in prickly people ↗
  78. The case for Latin to communicate science ↗
  79. The cells that help the immune system fight lung cancer ↗
  80. The cicadas are here! Why US researchers are swarming to study them ↗Sumeet Kulkarni
  81. The clever system that gave Roman wines an amber colour and nutty aroma ↗
  82. The comings and goings of ants: how are social skills shaped in an ever-changing world? ↗Seirian Sumner
  83. The complex life of the oil industry veteran who proposed the Gaia hypothesis ↗Emma Marris
  84. The contentious genius who made black holes real ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  85. The corpse of an exploded star and more — March’s best science images ↗Emma Stoye
  86. The daring doctor behind a world-first treatment for autoimmune disease ↗Smriti Mallapaty
  87. The death forecast: how weather affects human mortality ↗
  88. The decimal point is 150 years older than historians thought ↗Jo Marchant
  89. The dream of electronic newspapers becomes a reality — in 1974 ↗
  90. The eight obituaries of a Shanghai person ↗Yixuan Zhu
  91. The enigmas of language and immunology, and other reads: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  92. The first bulk ceramic that deforms like a metal at room temperature ↗
  93. The future of Mars Colony Two ↗Jeff Hecht
  94. The future of detecting gravitational waves: A three minute guide ↗Emily Bates, Davide Castelvecchi
  95. The global economy’s 200-year growth spurt — and what comes next ↗Rutger Hoekstra
  96. The handwriting of the greats, and solutions that make things worse: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  97. The immune markers that predict who can keep SARS-CoV-2 in check ↗
  98. The last few miles: how to prepare for the late-career stage in science ↗Julie Gould
  99. The life and gruesome death of a bog man revealed after 5,000 years ↗Ewen Callaway
  100. The midlife crisis is not universal ↗

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