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Nature 2025: all accepted papers

4,398 papers · page 42 of 44 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2025

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  1. This scientist found a new trick of the immune system by digging through cellular rubbish ↗Cassandra Willyard
  2. This stretchy neural implant grows with an axolotl’s brain ↗Benjamin S. Thompson, Nick Petrić Howe
  3. This tiny device spins blood clots away ↗Shamini Bundell
  4. This tiny robot moves mini-droplets with ease ↗
  5. This whale lives for centuries: its secret could help extend human lifespan ↗Heidi Ledford
  6. This ‘impressive’ AI model predicted Hurricane Melissa’s perilous growth ↗Alexandra Witze
  7. Thousands of endangered trees preserved for centuries inside Chinese temples ↗Katie Kavanagh
  8. Thousands of highly cited scientists have at least one retraction ↗Jackson Ryan
  9. Three research stars fighting to protect coastlines ↗Sandy Ong, Jiaqi Shi
  10. Three rising stars in ageing research ↗Sandy Ong, Felicity Nelson
  11. Three tips for talking to a vaccine sceptic ↗Helen E. Pearson, Dan Fox
  12. Three ways to cool Earth by pulling carbon from the sky ↗Jeff Tollefson
  13. Three weeks in a hide to spot one elusive bear: the life of a wildlife film-maker ↗Benjamin A. Thompson
  14. Tiger turnaround as populations grow in India ↗William Frederick Laurance, Uma Ramakrishnan
  15. Tighter regulation is needed for AI companions ↗Lili Zhang, Huiyi Wang, Long Cheng et al.
  16. Time for adults to finally act like adults on climate change ↗
  17. Time-management skills I honed as a PhD student now serve me well in industry ↗Maya L. Gosztyla
  18. Time-resolved fluorescent proteins expand the microscopy palette ↗Stephanie J. Melchor
  19. Time’s arrow ↗John Frizell
  20. Tiny Australian predator defies drought to recover from near-extinction ↗
  21. Tiny flier could soar through the mesosphere powered only by light ↗Dan Fox
  22. Tiny motor uses heat to perform molecular magic ↗
  23. Tiny robots swim through blood, deliver drugs — and then dissolve ↗Elizabeth Gibney
  24. Tiny rotating device puts a new spin on blood-clot removal ↗
  25. Tiny satellite sets new record for secure quantum communication ↗Shamini Bundell, Nick Petrić Howe
  26. Tips and tricks to plan your career in science ↗Julie Gould
  27. Tipsy bats and perfect pasta: Ig Nobels celebrate ‘improbable’ research ↗Chris Simms
  28. To make water, exoplanets might just need some pressure ↗Quentin Williams
  29. Top of the crops: rice scientists seek to meet global food demands ↗
  30. Top quarks spotted at mega-detector could reveal clues to early Universe ↗
  31. Towns lag behind the switch to standard time ↗
  32. Trace elements in the ocean attributed to a surprising source ↗Daniel C. Ohnemus
  33. Tracing pollution in the lives of Arctic seabirds ↗Rachael Pells
  34. Tracing the ancestry of barley in time and space ↗
  35. Track gender ratios in research to keep countries, institutions and publishers accountable ↗
  36. Track record: unexpectedly early reptile claw prints found ↗Stuart S. Sumida
  37. Tracking gulls to prevent a bird flu pandemic ↗Miles Lizak
  38. Tracking the evolution and persistence of antibiotic resistance in the human gut ↗
  39. Transparent research: can big tech learn from big pharma? ↗
  40. Transylvanian diaries reveal centuries-old climate extremes ↗
  41. Treat children as citizen co-researchers in health technology ↗Melike Şahinol
  42. Treatment made that is effective against a wide range of snake venoms ↗Irene S. Khalek, Joseph G. Jardine
  43. Trees of the Amazon are becoming even mightier ↗
  44. Trekking across Nepal to bridge its gender gap in the sciences ↗Saugat Bolakhe
  45. Trial and error: research and the criminal justice system ↗Esme Hedley
  46. Tropical forest’s last old growth is being toppled — illegally ↗
  47. Trump administration sued over huge funding cuts at Columbia University ↗Jeff Tollefson
  48. Trump gutted two landmark environmental reports — can researchers save them? ↗Alexandra Witze
  49. Trump team backs an unproven drug for autism — but does it work? ↗Heidi K. Ledford
  50. Trump team vows to improve kids’ health: scientists are sceptical ↗Heidi K. Ledford
  51. Trump team’s science cuts threaten tenure hopes for early-career academics ↗Laura Dattaro
  52. Trump wants to put humans on Mars — here’s what scientists think ↗Alexandra Witze
  53. Trump wants to put humans on Mars: what scientists think of the plan ↗Benjamin A. Thompson, Alexandra Witze
  54. Trump’s bid for Greenland threatens to destabilize Arctic research ↗Alexandra Witze
  55. Trump’s chief science adviser faces a storm of criticism: what's next? ↗Jeff Tollefson
  56. Tumours might be sensitized to immune therapy by COVID mRNA vaccines ↗
  57. Tuning into a massive stellar storm on the radio ↗
  58. Two ants, two species, one mother ↗Benjamin S. Thompson, Elizabeth Gibney
  59. Two companies launch Moon missions together: will they make history? ↗Alexandra Witze
  60. Two eighth-century communities near Vienna shared culture but not ancestries ↗
  61. Two tools to help you achieve career success in science ↗Julie Gould
  62. Tylenol is more than 130 years old — why is it still the gold-standard painkiller? ↗David Adam
  63. UK PhD students welcome 8% pay boost, but demand more to meet rising living costs ↗Adrian O’Dowd
  64. UNESCO stands at a crossroads — researchers must back its new leader ↗
  65. US disruptions to science could transform global research landscape ↗Chunyu Zhang, Liping Liu
  66. US investment in African food systems will have global benefits ↗Christopher B. Barrett, Mario Herrero, Appolinaire Djikeng et al.
  67. US scientist cleared of hiding ties to China sues university that fired him ↗Neil J. Savage
  68. US senators poised to reject Trump’s proposed massive science cuts ↗Dan Garisto, Alexandra Witze
  69. US serial killer case opens door to using cutting-edge DNA data in courts ↗Katherine Bourzac
  70. USAID’s shutdown: a crisis for sub-Saharan Africa ↗Mauer Alexandre da Ascensão Gonçalves, Howard Lopes Ribeiro
  71. US–Africa bilateral health deals won’t help against diseases that ignore borders ↗Paul Adepoju
  72. US–China trade conflict threatens biomedical collaboration ↗Yuwang Du
  73. Ukraine’s research sector is struggling — can Europe help? ↗Elisabeth Sweetman
  74. Ultrahigh-pressure crystallographic passage towards metallic hydrogen ↗Ji, Cheng, Li, Bing, Luo, Jie et al.
  75. Ultrashort laser pulse amplified by back-and-forth propagation ↗Christoph M. Heyl, Marc Hanna
  76. Ultrathin films of a 2D polymer provide airtight seal ↗Xiansong Shi, Dan Zhao
  77. Uncovering a key enzyme opens possible therapeutic avenues for lysosomal diseases ↗
  78. Under the microscope: DNA damage tracked through cell generations ↗Emma L. Reilly, Sarah J. Aitken
  79. Underground bacteria serve alcohol to methane-making microbes ↗
  80. Understanding bones from the remote wilderness of Wyoming ↗Alexia Austin
  81. Underwater glue shows its sticking power in rubber duck test ↗Benjamin A. Thompson, Nick Petrić Howe
  82. Underwater kelp forests are losing a turf war ↗Hillman Smith
  83. Unexpected danger lurks in this giant fault in the Yukon ↗
  84. Unicorn slippers in space ↗Katie Cervenec
  85. Universities can harness AI to make learning intuitive ↗Shuaiguo Wang
  86. Universities must help students faced with the death of a supervisor ↗Laura Zárraga-Vargas
  87. Unlocking the diversity of wild and domesticated rice ↗
  88. Unlocking the secrets of sleep ↗Herb Brody
  89. Unusual fossil skin appendage is not a feather ↗Richard O. Prum
  90. Use computing royalties to kick-start biodiversity fund ↗Ralf Buckley, Charles G. R. Lawson, L. Román Carrasco et al.
  91. Using heat to power up molecular systems ↗
  92. Using short synthetic nucleic acids to probe genes in viruses that infect bacteria ↗
  93. Vaccine advice based on science: US centre fills gaps in public-health information ↗Mariana Lenharo
  94. Vesuvius volcano turned this brain to glass ↗Shamini Bundell
  95. Violin therapy: Books in brief ↗Andrew Robinson
  96. Viral genomes track the transmission of mpox in humans before 2017 outbreak ↗
  97. Viral spread: how rumours surged in revolutionary France ↗Benjamin Thompson, Nick Petrić Howe
  98. Vision: protecting and restoring a prized sense ↗Richard Hodson
  99. Visualizing lipid transport in cells ↗
  100. Volcano mega-eruptions lead to parched times ↗

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