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4,398 papers · page 36 of 44 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2025

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  1. Is this really the world's largest mirror? Researchers put it to the test ↗
  2. Is your AI benchmark lying to you? ↗Michael Brooks
  3. It should be free to apply to graduate school ↗Benjamin A. Fernando, Michael Cassidy, Angela Russell et al.
  4. It’s not wokeness — it’s human rights ↗Lesley Evans Ogden
  5. It’s time to shine for LEDs made using ecofriendly quantum dots ↗
  6. I’ve been wrongly accused of bullying — what do I do? ↗Linda Nordling
  7. I’ve earned my PhD — what now? ↗Miles Lizak
  8. James Watson obituary: co-discoverer of DNA’s double helix who reshaped modern biology ↗JAN A. WITKOWSKI
  9. Jane Goodall obituary: pioneer primatologist who inspired generations of scientists ↗Richard W. Wrangham
  10. Jane Goodall’s legacy: three ways she changed science ↗Rachel Fieldhouse, Mohana Basu
  11. Japan needs a fresh approach to innovation ↗Peter Gruss
  12. Japan requires name change after marriage — with big effects on female scientists ↗Smriti Mallapaty
  13. Japanese spacecraft has probably crash-landed on Moon — again ↗Rachel Fieldhouse
  14. Japan’s first female prime minister doesn’t call herself a feminist — but the country needs her to tackle sexism in science ↗Misa Shimuta
  15. Jazzy jaw joints: evolutionary fine-tuning reveals unexpected bone connections in ancient predecessors of mammals ↗Elsa Panciroli
  16. Jelly-filled garment keeps wearers cool when heat and humidity soar ↗
  17. Jimmy Carter obituary: former US president who dedicated his life after office to peace, human rights and global health ↗Julie Jacobson
  18. John Gurdon obituary: Biologist who made cloning possible ↗Ron A. Laskey
  19. Jurassic fossil reveals the origin of parasitic thorny-headed worms ↗
  20. Keep, lose, add: a checklist for plotting your next career move in science ↗Julie Gould
  21. Kenya’s black rhino revival is a story of hope for conservationists ↗Cedric Khayale, Erustus Kanga, Rajan Amin
  22. Kids’ real-world arithmetic skills don’t transfer to the classroom ↗Benjamin S. Thompson, Elizabeth Gibney
  23. Killer whales exfoliate each other with home-made scrubbers ↗
  24. Komorebi ↗Toshiya Kamei
  25. LIGO is 10 years old: black-hole breakthroughs will ‘only get better’ ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  26. Lab drowning in paperwork? Hire an in-house writer ↗Béla Z. Schmidt
  27. Lack of funding is pushing research in Romania to extinction ↗L. Pintilie
  28. Landmark air-pollution lab under threat from Trump cuts — can it be saved? ↗Jeff Tollefson
  29. Lanthanides go electric: promising light emitters used in LEDs ↗D. N. Basov
  30. Large study broadens view of the genetic landscape of bipolar disorder ↗
  31. Laser beams programmed to form various shapes by nanodisk arrays ↗
  32. Laser cooling traps more antimatter atoms than ever before ↗
  33. Lava planets’ atmospheres give away what lies beneath ↗
  34. Leaders at COP30 should promote solar and wind power over mega-dams ↗Hong Yang, Xiang Yu Gao, Jianhua Wu et al.
  35. Leadership change at African journal sparks calls for bold reform ↗Abdullahi Tsanni
  36. Leaky pipelines: I track the ‘pink collar’ parallels between nursing and academia ↗Adele Waters
  37. Lesotho matters ↗Nthabiseng Mokoena-Mokhali, Liteboho Senyane, Brian A. Stewart et al.
  38. Lessons from a long road to a first-author paper ↗Poojashree B. Chettiar
  39. Let 2026 be the year the world comes together for AI safety ↗
  40. Leviathan ↗Altha Williams
  41. Levitating platform could ride sunlight into the ‘ignorosphere’ ↗Igor Bargatin
  42. Lhasa′s rocks reveal an Australian birthplace ↗
  43. Life-giving oxygen is wafting out of lakes worldwide ↗
  44. Light detectors made from perovskite crystals see in full colour ↗Shuming Nie, Viktor Gruev
  45. Light reflects as a vortex off a metamaterial with unusual optical properties ↗
  46. Lineage tracing of stem cells decades after blood and bone-marrow transplantation ↗
  47. Liquid carbon formed using a high-energy laser ↗
  48. Liquid-crystal specs refocus with the push of a button ↗
  49. Liquids in a glass recover a graceful shape even after being shaken ↗
  50. Little Shop of Dreams ↗Thomas W. Barlow
  51. Little urchins, mischievous molluscs: my life as a sea champion ↗Jack Leeming
  52. Living water and whispering rocks: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  53. Lonely spacecraft can navigate the stars ↗
  54. Long-COVID research just got a big funding boost: will it find new treatments? ↗Michael Marshall
  55. Long-awaited ape genomes give new insights into their evolution — and ours ↗Benjamin A. Thompson, Shamini Bundell
  56. Long-standing marine reserves need continued support ↗Diego K. Kersting, Alfonso A. Ramos‐Esplá, José Templado et al.
  57. Longer grant cycles would boost research in Africa ↗Fulufhelo James Nemavhola
  58. Longer scans boost prediction and cut costs in brain-wide association studies ↗Leon Qi Rong Ooi, Csaba Orbán, Shaoshi Zhang et al.
  59. Longer walks beat shorter strolls for heart health ↗
  60. Losing weight through better sleep ↗Tammy Worth
  61. Low-energy nuclear fusion boosted by electrochemistry ↗Amy S. McKeown‐Green, Jennifer A. Dionne
  62. Low-iridium device speeds progress towards green hydrogen ↗
  63. Lung signals drive cancer-associated blood clots ↗Ana Luísa Correia
  64. MIT fusion-lab head shot dead: a horror ‘impossible to believe’ ↗Rachel Fieldhouse, Mohana Basu, Elizabeth Gibney
  65. Machine learning matches enzymes with molecular substrates ↗
  66. Magnetic fibres give this robot a soft grip ↗Nick Petrić Howe
  67. Maintenance ↗Matt Tighe
  68. Make trains great again — for the sake of people and the planet ↗
  69. Making concrete sustainable globally requires technology transfer ↗Chengqian Wen, Xintao Xu, Huiping Guo
  70. Making robust integrated photonic qubits ↗
  71. Making slabs and sleepers from old appliances ↗Patrícia Maia Noronha
  72. Male mice can grow female organs — if their mothers lack iron ↗Benjamin S. Thompson, Nick Petrić Howe
  73. Male mice can grow ovaries if their pregnant mums are iron deficient ↗Rachel Fieldhouse
  74. Male spiders smell with their legs ↗
  75. Mammoth challenge: why we called our de-extinction company Colossal Biosciences ↗Jacqui Thornton
  76. Mantis shrimp have the world’s fastest punch — here’s how their limbs survive ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  77. Many planets might be born with orbits misaligned from the spin of their stars ↗
  78. Margaret Boden obituary: cognitive scientist who explored how machines might emulate human imagination ↗Joanna Joy Bryson
  79. Mark Norell obituary: palaeontologist who showed that dinosaurs still walk among us — as birds ↗Michael J. Novacek
  80. Marsupial embryos lack the epigenetic reset seen in placental mammals ↗
  81. Martian rock hints at ancient dense atmosphere ↗
  82. Martin Karplus obituary: theoretical chemist who first simulated proteins using molecular dynamics ↗Alexander D. MacKerell
  83. Mass testing of mutant enzymes involved in photosynthesis ↗
  84. Massive submarine eruption darkened clouds half a world away ↗
  85. Material system enhances superconducting qubits ↗
  86. Mathematician who reshaped theory of symmetry wins Abel Prize ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  87. Mechanism for water formation on rocky exoplanets demonstrated in the lab ↗
  88. Medical records from the Center for the Study of Temporal Disorders, Pediatric Department ↗Diana Peterfreund
  89. Meet the MIT engineer who invented an AI-powered way to restore art ↗Geoff Marsh
  90. Meet the biotech-company founders driven by their child’s rare disease ↗Rachel Brazil
  91. Meet the engineer using deep learning to restore Renaissance art ↗Amanda Heidt
  92. Meet the ice-hunting robots headed for the Moon right now ↗Alexandra Witze
  93. Meet the ‘Wee-rex’. Tiny tyrannosaur is its own species ↗Benjamin A. Thompson, Shamini Bundell
  94. Mega-storm dumps 11 billion tonnes of snow ― and builds up a melting ice sheet ↗
  95. Memes reveal threats to graduate-student mental health ↗Samuel Paulo Cibulski
  96. Memorable, distinctive, not too ‘sciencey’: why we named our biotech firm Anocca ↗Jacqui Thornton
  97. Memory gets a boost from positive emotion ↗
  98. Merging of magnetic plasma ‘flux ropes’ is driven by turbulence ↗Jeffersson Andres Agudelo Rueda
  99. Meta AI creates speech-to-speech translator that works in dozens of languages ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  100. Metabolite maps reveal spatial gradients in liver and intestinal tissue ↗

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