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

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  1. Winds on an ultrahot planet challenge climate models ↗
  2. Winner, winner, lab-made dinner! Team grows nugget-sized chicken chunk ↗Nicola Jones
  3. Wired for growth: neuron–tumour signalling in the lung and brain increases growth of a hard-to-treat cancer ↗Abbie S. Ireland, Trudy G. Oliver
  4. Within dead branches ↗Andy W. Taylor
  5. Without science, there can be no development ↗
  6. Witnessing chamois populations recover ↗Ugo Mellone
  7. Women need platforms to celebrate excellence in research and technology ↗
  8. Women seem to retract fewer papers than men — but why? ↗Jenna Ahart
  9. Women were at the centre of social networks in Iron Age Britain ↗Guido Alberto Gnecchi‐Ruscone
  10. Wonder, empathy, life: why we called our pregnancy-diagnostic company Mirvie ↗Jacqui Thornton
  11. Wooden skyscrapers point the way to more sustainable cities ↗Sedeer El-Showk
  12. World first: brain implant lets man speak with expression — and sing ↗Miryam Naddaf
  13. World's most energy-efficient AI supercomputer comes online ↗Jonathan O’Callaghan
  14. World’s smallest 3D bioprinter could rebuild tissue during surgery ↗Jenna Ahart
  15. World’s tiniest LED display has pixels smaller than a virus ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  16. World’s tiniest pacemaker could revolutionize heart surgery ↗Noah Baker, Shamini Bundell
  17. Would ChatGPT hire you? Your age and gender matter ↗Shamini Bundell
  18. X-ray telescope casts a sharper gaze on galaxy clusters ↗S. Borgani
  19. Y-chromosome loss in cancer and immune cells might worsen treatment outcomes ↗Nicholas McGranahan, Rahul Roychoudhuri
  20. Y. Wang et al. reply ↗Yunxia Wang, Peter M. Hollingsworth, Deli Zhai et al.
  21. Yarns and fabrics that bend or stiffen under magnetic fields ↗
  22. Years of hits to the head prime the brain for decline ↗Adam D. Bachstetter, Josh M. Morganti
  23. Yeast genomes show how large genomic variations affect trait diversity ↗
  24. Your risk of dying from chronic disease has dropped — if you live in these countries ↗Mohana Basu
  25. Your time is valuable. Don’t give it away just for ‘exposure’ ↗Dritjon Gruda
  26. You’re only human: a six-step strategy to surviving your PhD ↗Gauthier Weissbart
  27. Yvonne Choquet-Bruhat obituary: mathematician who established that Einstein’s equations mirror the real world ↗Mihalis Dafermos
  28. ‘A biographer’s dream’: this physicist investigated UFOs and flew over Hiroshima ↗Robert P Crease
  29. ‘A double-whammy problem’: how plastic dust is altering natural processes ↗Saima May Sidik
  30. ‘A funeral for our careers’: Trump’s science cuts spill onto Canadian turf ↗Brian Owens
  31. ‘A real risk’: the rise of weapons that can act alone ↗Nic Fleming
  32. ‘A whole body of health-equity research is being disappeared’ — why I resigned from the NIH ↗Vani Pariyadath
  33. ‘Almost unimaginable’: these ants are different species but share a mother ↗Max Kozlov
  34. ‘Almost utopian’: how protecting the environment is boosting the economy in Brazil ↗Carolina Grottera
  35. ‘Am I redundant?’: how AI changed my career in bioinformatics ↗Lei Zhu
  36. ‘Another blow’: how Trump’s latest travel ban could harm research ↗Rachel Fieldhouse, Smriti Mallapaty
  37. ‘Anti-woke’ policies blamed for falling attendance at some US conferences ↗Alexandra Witze
  38. ‘Anyone hired a student before?’ How a group of novice lab leaders are supporting each other ↗Gianvito Scaringi
  39. ‘Aqua tweezers’ manipulate particles with water waves ↗Dan Fox
  40. ‘Brain dial’ turns food consumption on or off in mice ↗Amanda Heidt
  41. ‘Breakthrough’ stem-cell patches strengthened a woman’s failing heart ↗Miryam Naddaf
  42. ‘Communities already have the solutions’: why I advocate for Indigenous knowledge ↗Vanesa de la Cruz Pavas
  43. ‘Computing is a Black people’s thing’ ↗Meghie Rodrigues
  44. ‘Congress has your back’: US senators tell scientists they want to protect NIH budget ↗Max Kozlov
  45. ‘Controlled chaos’: how to create an environment that fosters genius ↗Patrick Maynard
  46. ‘Dark matter’, 'Big Bang' and ‘spin’: how physics terms can confuse researchers ↗Zeeya Merali
  47. ‘Despair is not an option’ — how scientists can help protect federal research ↗Gretchen T. Goldman
  48. ‘Do I need to lead this lifestyle to succeed?’ The mental health crises that forced faculty members to change tack ↗Adam Levy
  49. ‘Fear extinction’ signal in mouse brain offers clues about how to treat PTSD ↗RJ Mackenzie
  50. ‘For AI to change how economies work, it has to represent all of us’ ↗Dom Byrne
  51. ‘Forever’ molecules arrange themselves into cell-like structures ↗
  52. ‘Gland-in-a-dish’ secretes stress hormone like the real thing ↗
  53. ‘Godfather of AI’ becomes first person to hit one million citations ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  54. ‘Google Maps’ for Roman roads reveals vast extent of ancient network ↗Katie Kavanagh
  55. ‘Harm’ must not be redefined by US conservation agencies ↗Jonathan A. Czuba
  56. ‘High anxiety moment’: Biden’s NIH chief talks Trump 2.0 and the future of US science ↗Max Kozlov
  57. ‘I didn’t know someone could pursue astronomy as a career’ ↗Sarah Wild
  58. ‘I don’t have the bandwidth’: how to juggle dating alongside a PhD ↗Gemma Conroy
  59. ‘Immortal’ stars have an elixir of youth: dark matter ↗
  60. ‘I’m touching space’: the fascinating insights meteorites can bring us ↗S. S. Russell
  61. ‘Killswitch’ protein lets scientists study immobilized cellular droplets ↗Elie Dolgin
  62. ‘Landmark’ study: three-person IVF leads to eight healthy children ↗Ewen Callaway
  63. ‘LinkedIn is like air to me’: the scientists who’ve cracked professional networking ↗Anne Marie Conlon
  64. ‘London Underground’ mosquito has surprisingly ancient origins ↗Chris Simms
  65. ‘Male-dominated campuses belong to the past’: the University of Tokyo tackles the gender gap ↗Kaori Hayashi
  66. ‘Malicious use is already happening’: machine-learning pioneer on making AI safer ↗Davide Castelvecchi, Benjamin Thompson
  67. ‘Memory foam’ skeleton in cells helps them to navigate ↗Joseph d'Alessandro, Mélina L. Heuzé
  68. ‘Mind blowing’: quantum computer untangles the mathematics of knots ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  69. ‘Missing’ air pollution is tracked to its ephemeral source ↗
  70. ‘Natural history museums can save the world’: anti-colonialism, conservation and climate change ↗Davide Castelvecchi
  71. ‘One of the last taboos’: breaking the stigma of substance-use disorders in academia ↗Sarah Wild
  72. ‘One of the true final frontiers’ — Sally Ride biopic highlights the struggle of gay astronauts ↗Alexandra Witze
  73. ‘Orwellian’: planetary scientists outraged over deletion of research records ↗Alexandra Witze
  74. ‘Perfect potato’ designed thanks to unearthed genetic diversity ↗
  75. ‘Place’ neurons recognize the same spot from close by and far away ↗Uwe Mayer
  76. ‘Powerful and horrifying’ — David Attenborough’s latest film is a cry to protect our oceans ↗Chris Simms
  77. ‘Remarkable’ new enzymes built by algorithm with physics know-how ↗Heidi K. Ledford
  78. ‘Research that touches the heart’: the scientists who study sex and love ↗Emily Sohn
  79. ‘Researching climate change feels like standing in the path of an approaching train’ ↗Adam Levy
  80. ‘Rogue’ planet is fastest-growing ever observed ↗
  81. ‘Science saved my life’ — and it must save other at-risk scholars ↗Encieh Erfani
  82. ‘Second chance’: convicted US chemist Charles Lieber moves to Chinese university ↗Rachel Fieldhouse
  83. ‘Shake it off’: Taylor Swift’s changing voice shows how our accents evolve ↗Mohana Basu
  84. ‘Slime’ keeps the brain safe ― and could guard against ageing ↗Heidi K. Ledford
  85. ‘Smart’ tool pieces together proteins in response to combinations of cell-surface cues ↗
  86. ‘Stealth flippers’ helped this extinct mega-predator stalk its prey ↗Shamini Bundell, Nick Petrić Howe
  87. ‘Talking won’t save the planet’: uniting efforts to save Panama’s parks ↗Esme Hedley
  88. ‘Tatooine’-like planet orbits two stars ― but at a weird angle ↗
  89. ‘Teenage T. rex’ fossil is actually a different species ↗Katie Kavanagh
  90. ‘The Sun had fallen to Earth’ — a survivor’s recollection of the Hiroshima bombing ↗Mordecai G. Sheftall
  91. ‘The wolf is not the bad guy’: working with farmers to protect a reintroduced species ↗Rachael Pells
  92. ‘There is life after burnout in academia’ ↗Adam Levy
  93. ‘They don’t have symptoms’: CAR-T therapies send autoimmune diseases into remission ↗Rachel Fieldhouse
  94. ‘Unconventional’ nickel superconductor excites physicists ↗Elizabeth Gibney
  95. ‘Unconventional’ superconductivity probed in twisted graphene ↗Paritosh Karnatak, Christian Schönenberger
  96. ‘We dissent’: NASA staff declare opposition to Trump cuts ↗Alexandra Witze
  97. ‘We have less than ten minutes’: how I communicate with spacecraft from the ground ↗Dave Tacon
  98. ‘WithdrarXiv’ database of 14,000 retracted preprints launches ↗Dalmeet Singh Chawla

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