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4,398 papers · page 39 of 44 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2025

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  1. Recording my research led to a photojournalism career ↗Hannah Docter-Loeb
  2. Recovery of fluoride from ‘forever chemicals’ could lead to circular economy for fluorine ↗
  3. Reduced investment in universities has multifaceted effects ↗Akiko Hashiguchi
  4. Relics ↗C. B. Stuckey
  5. Remove subsidies to solve India’s fertilizer-overuse problem ↗Jonathan E. Holland, Karl Behrendt, Bikramaditya Ghosh
  6. Repeated heatwaves can age you as much as smoking or drinking ↗Freda Kreier
  7. Reply to: Carbon implications of wood harvesting and forest management ↗Timothy D. Searchinger, Steven Berry, Liqing Peng
  8. Reply to: Inconclusive proof of ferroelectricity in peptide-VDF ribbons ↗Yang Yang, Hiroaki Sai, Simon A. Egner et al.
  9. Reply to: Limitations of ice cores in reconstructing temperature seasonality ↗Tyler R. Jones, Kurt M. Cuffey, Eric J. Steig et al.
  10. Reply to: On anisotropy in cubic Cu2O photoelectrodes ↗Linfeng Pan, Linjie Dai, Oliver J. Burton et al.
  11. Reply to: On the effects of fault alignment on slip stability ↗Jaeseok Lee, Victor C. Tsai, Greg Hirth et al.
  12. Reply to: Streamflow shifts with declining snowfall ↗Juntai Han, Ziwei Liu, Yuting Yang
  13. Reply to: Uncertain climate effects of anthropogenic reactive nitrogen ↗Cheng Gong, Hanqin Tian, Hong Liao et al.
  14. Report both positive and negative effects of gene changes on crops ↗Shujun Meng, Guan Zhang, Qingyu Wu
  15. Research assessment: a round-up for early-career researchers ↗Holly Else
  16. Research is powered by technical talent — and recognition is finally on the rise ↗Kelly Vere
  17. Research misconduct: how the scientific community is fighting back ↗Nick Petrić Howe
  18. Research round-up: sleep ↗Bianca Nogrady
  19. Researchers in dismay as US exits world science body UNESCO … again ↗Miryam Naddaf
  20. Researchers overlooked airborne diseases for centuries — then COVID-19 changed everything ↗Linsey C. Marr
  21. Researchers who ‘pivot’ into new fields should not be given a citation penalty ↗
  22. Researchers: concentrate on bread-and-butter issues to get political buy-in ↗Preston Manning
  23. Researching endangered animals in the Sahara has its own dangers ↗Christine Ro
  24. Researching sustainable food production, with help from the cows ↗Rachael Pells
  25. Restoring youth to old immune cells: mRNA therapy turns back the clock ↗Heidi K. Ledford
  26. Revealed: Why the fatal Huntington’s gene takes so long to cause harm ↗Smriti Mallapaty
  27. Revealed: first DNA profiles of ancient people who roamed a lush Sahara ↗Freda Kreier
  28. Revealed: how the brain turns stress into a bad night’s sleep ↗Katie Kavanagh
  29. Revealed: the fatty cells that are the ‘bubble wrap’ of the body ↗Max Kozlov
  30. Revealed: the unusual mathematics that gives rose petals their shape ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  31. Revealed: where rare and giant starfish hide from an enigmatic killer ↗
  32. Reverse electron transport drives metabolic changes in obesity ↗
  33. Reviving the biodiversity around an ancient palace ↗Ugo Mellone
  34. Reviving the past and designing the future: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  35. Rewire ↗Kathleen Blair Schaefer
  36. Rice paddies produce food for billions ― and lots of methane ↗
  37. Richard Fortey obituary: palaeontologist, author and TV presenter who traced continents through fossils ↗Derek E. G. Briggs
  38. Rise of the planet of the zombie bugs: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  39. Rising stars in AI use robotics and automation to accelerate their work ↗Felicity Nelson
  40. Road trip ↗William C. Armstrong, J. W. Armstrong
  41. Robotic fingers can tell objects apart by touch ↗
  42. Robotic system takes chemistry into hyperspace ↗William E. Robinson
  43. Rock hunters, tree huggers and taxi drivers: Books in brief ↗Andrew M. Robinson
  44. Romeo and the robots ↗Gareth D. Jones
  45. Roses are red — but their ancestors were yellow ↗
  46. Royal Society will meet amid campaign to revoke Elon Musk’s fellowship ↗Holly Else
  47. Rubbish under the floorboards exposes secret snacking in colonial Australia ↗
  48. Rubbish years: how to boost lab group morale when world events crash in ↗N. G. Boeck
  49. Rumble in the Miocene: terror bird versus caiman ↗
  50. SMART tool builds proteins on cell surfaces ↗Gemma Conroy
  51. SOS: RNA-processing mechanism rescues genes from invasive DNA ↗René F. Ketting
  52. Safe as houses ↗Dawn Vogel
  53. Safety regulations for cloning and a compass that finds true north ↗
  54. Saharan dust on the wind linked to hail in Europe ↗
  55. Salary negotiations: a guide for scientists ↗Julie Gould
  56. Sapphire anvils squeeze metals atomically-thin ↗Benjamin S. Thompson, Shamini Bundell
  57. Satellite swarms set to photobomb more than 95% of some telescopes’ images ↗Jenna Ahart
  58. Saturn has a whopping 274 moons ― scientists want to know why ↗Jonathan O'Callaghan
  59. School smart or street smart? Maths skills of children in India tested ↗
  60. Science in 2025: what to expect this year ↗Benjamin A. Thompson, Miryam Naddaf
  61. Science in 2026: the events to watch for in the coming year ↗Miryam Naddaf
  62. Science on our sleeves: the research that inspires our tattoos ↗Hannah Docter-Loeb
  63. Science on shaky ground: Canadian research shifts in the wake of US cuts ↗Lesley Evans Ogden
  64. Science on the catwalk: Iris van Herpen gives gowns a glow up ↗Laura Spinney
  65. Science sleuths raise concerns about scores of bioengineering papers ↗Dan Garisto
  66. Science-integrity project will root out bad medical papers ‘and tell everyone’ ↗Nicola Jones
  67. Science’s role in my Great British Sewing Bee success ↗Yasmin Proctor-Kent
  68. Science’s ‘Gollum effect’: PhDs bear brunt of territorial behaviour ↗Julian Nowogrodzki
  69. Scientific bedlam at the world’s weirdest and wildest research conference ↗Josie Glausiusz
  70. Scientific meetings debate the effect of climate change on future food production ↗
  71. Scientific naming conventions should keep in step with contemporary science ↗
  72. Scientists can help stop a slide to nuclear war — don’t shut them out again ↗
  73. Scientists fight Norway’s language law, warning of talent exodus ↗Linda Nordling
  74. Scientists mourn Tom Lehrer — nerdiest of singer-songwriters ↗Philip Ball
  75. Scientists must regain trust ↗Jonas De keersmaecker, Jay J. Van Bavel
  76. Scientists skip key US meetings — and seize on smaller alternatives ↗Alexandra Witze
  77. Scientists turn lead into gold ↗Nick Petrić Howe
  78. Scooped by a cupcake business: why we called our green-cement company Sublime Systems ↗Jacqui Thornton
  79. Sea turtles use magnetic ‘map’ and ‘compass’ to navigate the ocean ↗
  80. Searching for dark photons in the Sun’s atmosphere ↗Katherine Skipper
  81. Seasonality dominates changes in lake-surface extent and aligns with human residence ↗
  82. Seaweed farms dish up climate benefits ↗
  83. Secret route to warm cosmic ‘inflation’: the nuclear force ↗
  84. Securing climate justice in the courtroom ↗Bianca Nogrady
  85. See snazzy slugs in all their luminous glory — February’s best science images ↗Emma Stoye
  86. See space fireworks and lightning spaghetti — September’s best science images ↗Fred Schwaller, Katie Kavanagh
  87. See the Milky Way dazzle during a lunar eclipse — May’s best science images ↗Emma Stoye
  88. Seeking a job in science? How hiring practices across industry and academia compare ↗Julie Gould
  89. Sensors pinpoint the exact time of a Yellowstone explosion ↗
  90. Seven feel-good science stories to restore your faith in 2025 ↗Katie Kavanagh
  91. Sex at birth is not always random — mum’s age and genetics can play a part ↗Rachel Fieldhouse
  92. Sex differences in depression revealed by large genetics study ↗Na Cai
  93. Sex, drugs and the conscious brain: Francis Crick beyond the double helix ↗Georgina Ferry
  94. Sexual harassment allegations linked to drop in citations ↗Dyani Lewis
  95. Sexual harassment thrives in silence, even in gender-equality hotspots ↗Linda Nordling
  96. Shadow scholars: inside Kenya’s multibillion-dollar fake-essay industry ↗Anna McKie
  97. Shape-shifting electrodes tune optical-frequency converter ↗Kartik A. Srinivasan
  98. Shapeshifting origami material shrinks when twisted ↗Philip B. Klocke, Larry L. Howell
  99. Shared genetic risk in psychiatric disorders ↗Abdel Abdellaoui
  100. Sharing is caring and other moving stories: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson

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