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  1. Cuts to US science will take a generation to repair — leaders must speak up now ↗Michael S. Lubell1 citation
  2. Daily briefing: CAR-T-cell therapy recipient nears two decades in cancer remission ↗Jacob Smith1 citation
  3. Daily briefing: Lithium supplements reverse Alzheimer’s symptoms in mice ↗Jacob Smith1 citation
  4. Daily briefing: New obesity definition sidelines BMI to focus on health ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  5. Daily briefing: Scientific serendipity is everywhere ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  6. Daily briefing: Time to retire the Turing test? ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  7. Daily briefing: Why RNA hasn’t yet had its ‘AlphaFold’ moment ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  8. Data drive city transportation forwards ↗Neil J. Savage1 citation
  9. David Baltimore obituary: virologist whose enzyme discovery transformed understanding of cancer and HIV/AIDS ↗Stephen P. Goff1 citation
  10. Dear editors, your publication delays are damaging our careers ↗Chia-Hsuan Hsu1 citation
  11. Debris from rockets is polluting the Caribbean ↗Kristal K. Ambrose, Tony Robert Walker1 citation
  12. DeepMind AI crushes tough maths problems on par with top human solvers ↗Davide Castelvecchi1 citation
  13. Designer cannabinoids could be the key to pain relief without adverse effects ↗Iain R. Greig, Ruth A. Ross1 citation
  14. Developmental maps of the brain trace when cell types emerge ↗Emily Sylwestrak1 citation
  15. Dinosaur egg dated directly for the first time ↗Mohana Basu1 citation
  16. Direct fabrication of lasers on silicon suggests solution to chip-production problem ↗Brian Corbett1 citation
  17. Disaster relief needs community trust — authorities must earn it ↗Maryam Rokhideh1 citation
  18. Do look up: how science and international cooperation closed the ozone hole ↗1 citation
  19. Do smartphones and social media really harm teens’ mental health? ↗Helen E. Pearson1 citation
  20. Does ResearchGate have a growing credibility problem? ↗Dalmeet Singh Chawla1 citation
  21. Does US science have a future in Antarctica? Trump cuts threaten to cancel fieldwork and more ↗Alexandra Witze1 citation
  22. Dogma-defying signalling through G proteins could lead to better pain relief ↗Andrew B. Tobin1 citation
  23. Don’t wait out four hard years: speak truth to power ↗Arthur L. Caplan1 citation
  24. Early detection could improve pancreatic cancer’s poor survival rates ↗Cassandra Willyard1 citation
  25. Eating ultra-processed foods could make it harder to lose weight ↗Katie Kavanagh1 citation
  26. Economics Nobel prize won by researchers who showed how science boosts growth ↗Philip Ball1 citation
  27. Editorial Expression of Concern: Essential roles of PI(3)K–p110β in cell growth, metabolism and tumorigenesis ↗Shidong Jia, Zhenning Liu, Sen Zhang et al.1 citation
  28. Editorial Expression of Concern: Recovery of learning and memory is associated with chromatin remodelling ↗André Fischer, Farahnaz Sananbenesi, Xinyu Wang et al.1 citation
  29. Electrochemical synthesis goes wireless ↗Thomas M. O’Brien, Alastair J. J. Lennox1 citation
  30. Electrostatic-based transfer keeps 2D materials ultra-clean ↗Wanqing Meng, Lain‐Jong Li1 citation
  31. Empower communities to fight climate change at grassroots level ↗Yifan Zhong1 citation
  32. End racism in science: there shouldn’t be any argument about this goal ↗1 citation
  33. Environmental politics is doomed to fail — unless we tell better stories ↗Phil Macnaghten1 citation
  34. Evidence that engineered muscle could patch up failing hearts ↗Wolfram‐Hubertus Zimmermann1 citation
  35. Exclusive: Inside the thriving wild-animal markets that could start the next pandemic ↗Jane Qiu1 citation
  36. Exclusive: RFK Jr cancelled mRNA research — but the US military is still funding it ↗Elie Dolgin1 citation
  37. Exclusive: Start-up FutureHouse debuts powerful AI ‘reasoning model’ for science ↗Zack Savitsky1 citation
  38. Exclusive: ex-CDC director talks about why she was fired ↗Max Kozlov1 citation
  39. Extreme rainfall poses the biggest risk to Mumbai’s most vulnerable people ↗Subimal Ghosh1 citation
  40. Faster, cheaper, better: the rise of blood tests for Alzheimer’s ↗Elie Dolgin1 citation
  41. Fasting for weight loss is all the rage: what are the health benefits? ↗Nic Fleming1 citation
  42. Finding your academic voice: faster, healthier writing with AI speech recognition ↗Zhicheng Lin1 citation
  43. First CRISPR horses spark controversy: what’s next for gene-edited animals? ↗Katie Kavanagh1 citation
  44. First known fossil hand of the hominin Paranthropus boisei ↗Tracy L. Kivell, Samar M. Syeda1 citation
  45. First map of human brain mitochondria is ‘groundbreaking’ achievement ↗Nora Bradford1 citation
  46. Flies evolved a shock-absorber tissue used during embryonic development ↗Thibaut Brunet1 citation
  47. For more reliable AI, academics should edit Wikipedia ↗D Finney, Tatjana Baleta1 citation
  48. Four tips for writing the perfect ‘cold e-mail’ in job applications ↗Linda Nordling1 citation
  49. From trainee to trainer: how I’m empowering imaging scientists in Latin America ↗Marcela Díaz1 citation
  50. Gender equality in research publishing is a responsibility for everyone ↗1 citation
  51. Genetic and geographical origins of Eurasia’s influential Yamna culture ↗Lehti Saag, Mait Metspalu1 citation
  52. Genome doubling fuels ovarian cancer evolution and immune dysregulation ↗Nikki L. Burdett, Elizabeth L. Christie1 citation
  53. Geothermal networks let cities warm and cool as one ↗Peter Fairley1 citation
  54. Global geopolitics should not stall science — 5 ways to push back ↗J. O. S. Hammond, Jean‐Christophe Mauduit1 citation
  55. Global health is in crisis — who will step in to fix it? ↗Fred Schwaller1 citation
  56. Global pandemic agreement needs sustained pressure to succeed ↗WooJung Jon1 citation
  57. Google DeepMind won a Nobel prize for AI: can it produce the next big breakthrough? ↗Elizabeth Gibney1 citation
  58. Google claims ‘quantum advantage’ again — but researchers are sceptical ↗Elizabeth Gibney1 citation
  59. Governments must stop hoarding climate data ↗Santiago Beguerı́a1 citation
  60. Graduate-student stipends in Canada below the poverty line ↗Brian Owens1 citation
  61. Guess how much of the ocean floor humans have explored ↗Davide Castelvecchi1 citation
  62. Harvard vs Trump: millions in grant money begin trickling back to scientists ↗Dan Garisto1 citation
  63. Have Trump’s anti-DEI orders hit private funders? HHMI halts inclusive science programme ↗Max Kozlov1 citation
  64. Help save 2 million lives: close the vaccine funding gap ↗1 citation
  65. Historic pandemic treaty is a triumph in a world being torn apart ↗1 citation
  66. Home medical tests miss the mark ↗Cassandra Willyard1 citation
  67. Hong Kong universities woo Harvard international students targeted by Trump ↗Smriti Mallapaty1 citation
  68. Hotly anticipated US vaccine meeting ends with confusion — and a few decisions ↗Mariana Lenharo, Heidi K. Ledford1 citation
  69. How 2025 showcased the power and resilience of science ↗1 citation
  70. How AI can deepen inequities for non-native English speakers in science ↗Dom Byrne1 citation
  71. How DEI is misunderstood — and the real route to gender equality ↗Pragya Agarwal1 citation
  72. How I carved out a career as a ‘pracademic’ ↗Julian Kirchherr1 citation
  73. How Trump’s budget cuts could derail global science collaborations ↗Elizabeth Gibney1 citation
  74. How a hydrogen lab is helping to power Spain’s green-energy shift ↗Rachael Pells1 citation
  75. How a ‘boring administrative task’ transformed my PhD career ↗Aleksandra Lazić1 citation
  76. How academia’s ‘lone wolf’ culture is harming researcher mental health ↗Adam Levy1 citation
  77. How blowing the whistle on the Theranos scandal transformed Erika Cheung’s career ↗Benjamin Plackett1 citation
  78. How can treatment for eye disease be made easier? ↗Katherine Bourzac1 citation
  79. How can universities train the skilled workers of tomorrow? ↗Roseanne Warren1 citation
  80. How common is Alzheimer’s? Blood-test study holds surprises ↗Asher Mullard1 citation
  81. How did assaults on science become the norm — and what can we do? ↗Gretchen T. Goldman1 citation
  82. How does the brain control consciousness? This deep-brain structure ↗Smriti Mallapaty1 citation
  83. How genetically encoded sensors have lit up neuroscience ↗Diana Kwon1 citation
  84. How good old-fashioned AI could spark the field's next revolution ↗Nicola Jones1 citation
  85. How journals can break down barriers for Latin American scientists ↗Mariana Viglino1 citation
  86. How much protein do you really need? What the science says ↗Mariana Lenharo1 citation
  87. How much ultra-processed food do you eat? Blood and urine record it ↗Smriti Mallapaty1 citation
  88. How obesity drugs quiet ‘food noise’ in the brain ↗Mariana Lenharo1 citation
  89. How quickly do humans mutate? Four generations help answer the question ↗Shamini Bundell, Dan Fox1 citation
  90. How should ‘mirror life’ research be restricted? Debate heats up ↗Mark Peplow1 citation
  91. How the US tech industry is shaping the transition to green energy ↗Mark Peplow1 citation
  92. How the brain wakes up from sleep — and produces that morning feeling ↗Katie Kavanagh1 citation
  93. How the natural world is inspiring the robot eyes of the future ↗Esme Hedley1 citation
  94. How to avoid nuclear war in an era of AI and misinformation ↗Alexandra Witze1 citation
  95. How to detect consciousness in people, animals and maybe even AI ↗Mariana Lenharo1 citation
  96. How to fight climate change without the US: a guide to global action ↗Xiaoying You, Mariana Lenharo, Mohana Basu et al.1 citation
  97. How to keep weight off after obesity drugs ↗Elie Dolgin1 citation
  98. How we’re rebuilding the Weizmann Institute — and our hopes for a better future ↗Alon Chen1 citation
  99. How you breathe is like a fingerprint that can identify you ↗Humberto Basilio1 citation
  100. Human brain organoids reveal new path for Alzheimer’s drugs ↗1 citation

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