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4,398 papers · page 27 of 44 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2025

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  1. Ancient marine reptile was a silent swimmer ↗
  2. Ancient proteins rewrite the rhino family tree — are dinosaurs next? ↗Ewen Callaway
  3. Ancient puppets that smile or scowl hint at shared rituals ↗
  4. Ancient reef-building corals had a little help from microbial friends ↗
  5. Ancient shackles testify to brutality of Egypt’s gold mines ↗
  6. Ancient viral DNA helps human embryos develop ↗Shamini Bundell, Nick Petrić Howe
  7. Ancient viral DNA in the human genome shapes early development ↗Sherif Khodeer, Vincent Pasque
  8. Andean peoples hunted and gathered long after they embraced farming ↗
  9. Anosophoros ↗Christine Lucas
  10. Answers to a 160-year-old riddle about the genetics of Mendel’s pea traits ↗
  11. Ant queens produce sons of two distinct species ↗Jessica Purcell
  12. Antarctic ice shelf kept its cool during the last interglacial period ↗
  13. Antibodies unleashed against pancreatic cancer ↗
  14. Antibody drugs show promise for treating bird flu and HIV ↗Rachel Fieldhouse
  15. Anticancer compounds that exploit a compromised checkpoint in the cell cycle ↗
  16. Antimalarial-treated bed nets could stop parasites developing in mosquitoes ↗
  17. Apocalypse then: how cataclysms shaped human societies ↗Benjamin Thompson
  18. Archaeology field notebook ↗Lesley L. Smith
  19. Are screens harming teens? What scientists can do to find answers ↗
  20. Are the Trump team’s actions affecting your research? How to contact Nature ↗
  21. Are these the world’s oldest rocks? Fresh data confirm contested claim ↗Alexandra Witze
  22. Are we living in a parallel universe? The strange physics of Stranger Things ↗Jenna Ahart
  23. Argentina must finish building the CART radio telescope ↗M. Orellana
  24. Arguments for blind peer review also need to be recognized ↗Daniele Roberto Giacobbe
  25. Arousal reframed as an organism‑wide dynamic system ↗
  26. Arrests of scientists over smuggled samples add to US border anxiety ↗Humberto Basilio
  27. Artificial brains with less drain ↗
  28. Artificial intelligence could boost eye care in low-income countries ↗Tammy Worth
  29. Asia’s haze affects ice and weather on the Frozen Continent ↗
  30. Asilomar conference took courage and foresight — today, inclusivity would also be crucial ↗
  31. Asteroid Bennu contains building blocks of life ↗Nick Petrić Howe, Benjamin A. Thompson
  32. Asteroids, antibiotics and ants: a year of remarkable science ↗
  33. Astronomers gave up this comet for dead — but they were wrong ↗
  34. Atacama sunshine helps to pull water from thin air ↗
  35. Atomic ‘conveyor belt’ boosts power of quantum computer ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  36. Audio long read: Autism is on the rise — what’s really behind the increase? ↗Helen E. Pearson, Benjamin Thompson
  37. Audio long read: Do smartphones and social media really harm teens’ mental health? ↗Helen E. Pearson, Benjamin Thompson
  38. Audio long read: Faulty mitochondria cause deadly diseases — fixing them is about to get a lot easier ↗Gemma Conroy, Benjamin A. Thompson
  39. Audio long read: How quickly are you ageing? What molecular ‘clocks’ can tell you about your health ↗Heidi K. Ledford, Benjamin S. Thompson
  40. Audio long read: How to detect consciousness in people, animals and maybe even AI ↗Mariana Lenharo, Benjamin S. Thompson
  41. Audio long read: How to get the best night’s sleep — what the science says ↗Lynne Peeples, Benjamin S. Thompson
  42. Audio long read: How to speak to a vaccine sceptic — research reveals what works ↗Helen E. Pearson, Benjamin Thompson
  43. Audio long read: Three ways to cool Earth by pulling carbon from the sky ↗Jeff Tollefson, Benjamin A. Thompson
  44. Audio long read: Why kids need to take more risks — science reveals the benefits of wild, free play ↗Julian Nowogrodzki, Benjamin S. Thompson
  45. Audio long read: Will blockbuster obesity drugs revolutionize addiction treatment? ↗Elie Dolgin, Benjamin Thompson
  46. Avian vandals demolish spring flowers ↗
  47. Babies do make memories — so why can’t we recall our earliest years? ↗Chris Simms
  48. Baboons defend themselves by throwing stones ↗
  49. Bacteria use a decoy defence molecule to set a trap for viruses ↗Malcolm F. White
  50. Bacterial cooperative weaves sustainable rainbow materials ↗
  51. Bad romance: male octopuses inject deadly venom into their mates ↗
  52. Baffling chronic pain eases after doses of gut microbes ↗Humberto Basilio
  53. Bats on film: scientific storytelling from a recovering academic ↗Mariëtte van der Walt
  54. Be rational: chimp decision-making is guided by the strongest evidence ↗Mary Abraham
  55. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder ↗Nathalie Béchon
  56. Bed bugs boomed as the world’s first cities did ↗
  57. Beer lovers fall into two flavour camps — which one are you in? ↗Jenna Ahart
  58. Before studying parasites, this PhD researcher was their host ↗Hannah Richter
  59. Bespoke 3D printing adapted to features mapped using computer vision ↗
  60. Bespoke vaccines can elicit long-lived immune activity against pancreatic cancer ↗
  61. Beyond black and white: an ecologist applies racial-justice principles to predators and their ecosystems ↗Robin Donovan
  62. Big mother whales have more daughters than sons ↗
  63. Biggest black-hole outburst ever seen records death throes of a star ↗Jenna Ahart
  64. Biggest brain map ever details huge number of neurons and their activity ↗Miryam Naddaf
  65. Bilayer nanographene reveals halide permeation through a benzene hole ↗Niyas, M. A., Kazutaka Shoyama, Matthias Grüne et al.
  66. Bill Gates’s climate comments are a dangerous distraction ↗MICHAEL E. MANN
  67. Biobanks reveal genetic complexity in human evolution ↗
  68. Biochemical breakthrough paves way to reliable supply of anticancer drug ↗Jakob Franke
  69. Biologists pinpoint neurons that sense how food tastes and feels — in maggots ↗Jackson Ryan
  70. Bird brains help scientists to unveil the secrets of speech ↗Joshua P. Neunuebel
  71. Birds’ intruder alert hints at how sounds took on new meanings ↗Holly Smith
  72. Birth of a solar system caught ‘on camera’ for first time ↗Jenna Ahart
  73. Black Death bacterium has become less lethal after genetic tweak ↗Rachel Fieldhouse
  74. Black hole flings out clumps of gas ↗M. Bischetti
  75. Black hole fly-by modelled with landmark precision ↗Zhengwen Liu
  76. Blocking a key node in cancer signalling unlocks therapeutic potential ↗Hugo Lavoie, Marc Therrien
  77. Blood cancer driven by ‘one hit’ mutation event undergoes rapid growth ↗
  78. Blood of man who’s had 200 snake bites helps make a potent antivenom ↗Katherine Bourzac
  79. Bonobos know when you’re in the know ― and when you’re not ↗
  80. Boosting science: ‘Give foreign STEM students ten-year visas’ ↗Emma Ulker
  81. Bowhead whales can live for more than 200 years — this protein might be why ↗Shamini Bundell, Nick Petrić Howe
  82. Boys surpass girls in maths in the first year of school ↗John A. List, Andrew L. Simon
  83. Brain area linked to chronic pain discovered — offering hope for treatments ↗Lynne Peeples
  84. Brain cells given an ‘invisibility cloak’ fix Parkinson’s symptoms in rats ↗Dyani Lewis
  85. Brain editing now ‘closer to reality’: the gene-altering tools tackling deadly disorders ↗Heidi K. Ledford
  86. Brain implant decodes neural activity to produce expressive speech ↗
  87. Brain-reading devices raise ethical dilemmas — researchers propose protections ↗Kristel C. Tjandra
  88. Brand-new colour created by tricking human eyes with laser ↗Elizabeth Gibney
  89. Brazilian PhD students opt out of US research opportunities ↗Meghie Rodrigues
  90. Brazil’s COP30 legacy should be to protect more of its forests ↗Paulo R. S. Moutinho, A. T. A. Guimarães
  91. Breaking language barriers: ‘Not being fluent in English is often viewed as being an inferior scientist’ ↗Mariana Lenharo
  92. Breaking point: mechanical stress helps NINJ1 protein to rupture membranes ↗Ishan Deshpande, Vishva M. Dixit
  93. Breed giant prawns to withstand disease and climate change ↗Fengbo Li, Qiang Gao
  94. Bright city lights make birds around the world sing longer ↗
  95. Bring science into business schools to train the leaders of tomorrow ↗Matthew Agarwala
  96. Budget brainwaves: low-cost system collects brain data outside the lab ↗Miryam Naddaf
  97. Budget release: Canada courts US researchers and signals wider commitment to science ↗Brian Owens
  98. Bug bites convince UK doctor to support mosquito research centre ↗
  99. Building mentally healthy cities with neuroscience ↗Simon J. Makin
  100. Bullseye! Galaxy hosts a record-breaking nine starry rings ↗

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