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Science 2022: all accepted papers

2,047 papers · page 13 of 21 · the most cited first · ← Science 2022

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  1. Optimizing Amazonian dams for nature ↗Gordon William Holtgrieve, Mauricio E. Arias5 citations
  2. Perennial rice could be a ‘game changer’ ↗Erik Stokstad5 citations
  3. Rapid loss of China’s pollinator diversity ↗Fangzhou Ma, Chen-Bin Wang, Yan-Jing Zhang et al.5 citations
  4. Research backing experimental Alzheimer’s drug was first target of suspicion ↗Charles Piller5 citations
  5. Response to Comment on “Discovery of davemaoite, CaSiO 3 -perovskite, as a mineral from the lower mantle” ↗Oliver Tschauner, Shichun Huang, Munir Humayun et al.5 citations
  6. Revealing contagion ↗Stephen M. Kissler5 citations
  7. Runners-up ↗Elizabeth Pennisi, Erik Stokstad, Ann Gibbons et al.5 citations
  8. Science urgencies for Brazil ↗Helena Bonciani Nader5 citations
  9. Strengthening scientific integrity ↗Alondra Nelson, Jane Lubchenco5 citations
  10. Targeting brain cancer ↗Roger R. Reddel, Adel T. Aref5 citations
  11. The African trees that conquered Asia ↗Carina Hoorn, Jun Ying Lim5 citations
  12. The hiatus of the handshake ↗Kristin Nelson, Benjamin Alan Lopman5 citations
  13. The rapid tempo of adaptation ↗Ary A. Hoffmann, Thomas Flatt5 citations
  14. Toward a low-carbon transition in India ↗Ranjit Deshmukh, Sushanta K. Chatterjee5 citations
  15. Transgenic fish invades Brazilian streams ↗Sofia Moutinho5 citations
  16. Trickle-down climate risk regulation ↗Anne M. Perrault, Gaël Giraud5 citations
  17. U.N. panel warns of warming’s toll and an ‘adaptation gap’ ↗Paul Voosen5 citations
  18. Ultra-sounding out a technique that sticks ↗Julien Es Sayed, Marleen Kamperman5 citations
  19. Upheaval in Norwegian science funding threatens grants ↗Cathleen O’Grady5 citations
  20. Urban oasis ↗Gabriel Popkin5 citations
  21. Vaccines are in short supply amid global cholera surge ↗Kai Kupferschmidt5 citations
  22. What set Siberia ablaze? ↗Gabriela Schaepman‐Strub, Jin‐Soo Kim5 citations
  23. Window of opportunity ↗Kelly Servick5 citations
  24. A bacterium that is not a microbe ↗Petra Anne Levin4 citations
  25. A coagulation factor moonlights in the heart ↗Dan Tong, Joseph A. Hill4 citations
  26. A global system for the next generation of vaccines ↗Nimalan Arinaminpathy, Chadi M. Saad-Roy, Qiqi Yang et al.4 citations
  27. A seismic meteor strike on Mars ↗Yingjie Yang, Xiaofei Chen4 citations
  28. A soft active matter that can climb walls ↗Jérémie Palacci4 citations
  29. Active DNA demethylation damages DNA ↗Isaac F. López-Moyado, Anjana Rao4 citations
  30. Australia’s biodiversity crisis and opportunity ↗Euan G. Ritchie4 citations
  31. Beyond nuclear deterrence ↗Stephen Herzog4 citations
  32. Can U.S. physics overcome its record of exclusion? ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis4 citations
  33. Cell engineering ↗L. Bryan Ray, Priscilla N. Kelly4 citations
  34. Central nervous system weapons dealt a blow ↗Michael Crowley, Malcolm Dando4 citations
  35. Chasing after methane’s ultra-emitters ↗Felix Vogel4 citations
  36. China quietly plans a pivot from ‘zero COVID’ ↗Dennis Normile4 citations
  37. Cleaner air is adding to global warming ↗Paul Voosen4 citations
  38. Comment on “Cryoforged nanotwinned titanium with ultrahigh strength and ductility” ↗Yazhou Guo, Xiaolei Wu, Q. Wei4 citations
  39. Comment on “Reversible disorder-order transitions in atomic crystal nucleation” ↗Cheng-Long Yu, Hang Cheng, Yong Feng Qi et al.4 citations
  40. Comment on “The missing ocean plastic sink: Gone with the rivers” ↗Lei Mai, Xiangfei Sun, Eddy Yongping Zeng4 citations
  41. Creating a window into the mind ↗Timo van Kerkoerle, Martijn A. Cloos4 citations
  42. Editorial Expression of Concern ↗H. Holden Thorp4 citations
  43. Engineering time-controlled immunotherapy ↗Emanuel Salazar-Cavazos, Grégoire Y Altan-Bonnet4 citations
  44. Filling the gaps ↗Laura M. Zahn4 citations
  45. Gaps in coastal wetlands World Heritage list ↗Tong Mu, Chi‐Yeung Choi, Yang Liu et al.4 citations
  46. Gene therapy for epilepsy ↗Kevin J. Staley4 citations
  47. Growing polymers, caught in the act ↗Joost Wintterlin4 citations
  48. Higher education for all ↗Marcia K. Mcnutt4 citations
  49. Human cortical interneuron development unraveled ↗Nicoletta Kessaris4 citations
  50. Inclusion doesn’t lower standards ↗H. Holden Thorp4 citations
  51. Indictment of monkey importers could disrupt U.S. research ↗David Grimm4 citations
  52. Indonesia tightens grip on conservation science ↗Dyna Rochmyaningsih4 citations
  53. Indonesia’s utopian new capital may not be as green as it looks ↗Dennis Normile4 citations
  54. Irrawaddy dolphins continue to decline ↗Christian Sonne, Changlei Xia, Su Shiung Lam4 citations
  55. It ain’t over ’til it’s over ↗H. Holden Thorp4 citations
  56. It takes a (microbial) village to make an algal bloom ↗Elizabeth Pennisi4 citations
  57. Japan tries—again—to revitalize its research ↗Dennis Normile4 citations
  58. Journal declares an end to accepting or rejecting papers ↗Jeffrey Brainard4 citations
  59. Lessons on transparency from the glassfrog ↗Nelly M. Cruz, Richard Mark White4 citations
  60. Massive wolf kill disrupts long-running Yellowstone park study ↗Virginia Morell4 citations
  61. Odds for winning NSF grants improve as competition eases ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis4 citations
  62. Omicron leads to fresh wave of meeting cancellations ↗Daniel Clery, Elizabeth Pennisi4 citations
  63. Ordinary computer matches Google’s quantum computer ↗Adrian Y. Cho4 citations
  64. Paleontologist accused of fraud in paper on dino-killing asteroid ↗Michael Price4 citations
  65. Protect the vulnerable from monkeypox ↗Boghuma Kabisen Titanji4 citations
  66. Reconstructing CO 2 fixation from the past ↗Robert Edward Sharwood4 citations
  67. Remember, do no harm? ↗H. Holden Thorp4 citations
  68. Response to Comment on “The missing ocean plastic sink: Gone with the rivers” ↗Lisa Weiss, Wolfgang Ludwig4 citations
  69. Science needs affirmative action ↗H. Holden Thorp4 citations
  70. Selective cultural processes generate adaptive heuristics ↗Joseph Henrich4 citations
  71. Self-spreading vaccines: Base policy on evidence ↗Daniel G. Streicker, James J. Bull, Scott L. Nuismer4 citations
  72. Shockley was a racist and eugenicist ↗H. Holden Thorp4 citations
  73. Silence greets requests to flag retracted studies ↗Jeffrey Brainard4 citations
  74. Social media and shared reality Off the Edge: Flat Earthers, Conspiracy Culture, and Why People Will Believe Anything Kelly Weill Algonquin Books, 2022. 256 pp. ↗Jennifer Golbeck4 citations
  75. Synthetic gene circuits take root ↗Simón Álamos, Patrick M. Shih4 citations
  76. Tethering gene regulation to chromatin organization ↗Marissa M Gaskill, Melissa M. Harrison4 citations
  77. The endosome as engineer ↗Maria Clara Zanellati, Sarah Cohen4 citations
  78. The timing of eating controls energy use ↗Damien Lagarde, Lawrence Kazak4 citations
  79. The “water machine” of Bengal ↗Aditi Mukherji4 citations
  80. Thermal batteries could back up green power ↗Robert F. Service4 citations
  81. Transparency crucial to Paris climate scenarios ↗Lewis C. King, Jeroen C.J.M. van den Bergh, Giorgos Kallis4 citations
  82. Triggering rare HIV antibodies by vaccination ↗Penny L. Moore4 citations
  83. Undersea mountains help stir up oceans ↗Paul Voosen4 citations
  84. Vaccinate to combat COVID-19 in China ↗Ruishan Chen, Xiaona Guo, Annah Lake Zhu4 citations
  85. Violent conflict in Myanmar linked to boom in amber studies ↗Rodrigo Pérez Ortega4 citations
  86. “Back to normal” is not enough ↗Christina Pagel4 citations
  87. A fungal safari ↗Gabriel Popkin3 citations
  88. A new model of sex chromosome evolution ↗Pavitra Muralidhar, Carl Veller3 citations
  89. A perturbed network in neurodegeneration ↗Jean‐Marc Gallo, Dieter Edbauer3 citations
  90. A wild hope ↗Kai Kupferschmidt3 citations
  91. AI learns the art of Diplomacy ↗Matthew Hutson3 citations
  92. Addressing patent gender disparities ↗Jordana Goodman3 citations
  93. Air quality education in public schools ↗Hind A. Al‐Abadleh, Yara Khalaf, Carol Salama et al.3 citations
  94. Animal agriculturalists The Convergent Evolution of Agriculture in Humans and Insects Ted R. Schultz, Richard Gawne, Peter N. Peregrine, Eds. MIT Press, 2022. 338 pp. ↗Julio C. Postigo, Joan E. Strassmann3 citations
  95. Artificial intelligence unmasks anonymous chess players ↗Matthew Hutson3 citations
  96. Be the voice for scientists in Iran ↗Navid Madani3 citations
  97. Beyond the gut ↗Irina Leonardi3 citations
  98. Black colleges can’t do it all ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis3 citations
  99. Bright lights, big pity ↗Joshua Sokol3 citations
  100. COVID-19 boosts risk of heart disease 1 year later ↗Meredith Wadman3 citations

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