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2,047 papers · page 15 of 21 · the most cited first · ← Science 2022

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  1. Edward O. Wilson (1929–2021) ↗Stuart L. Pimm2 citations
  2. Faculty must lead inclusion ↗Freeman A. Hrabowski2 citations
  3. Failing the test ↗Charles Piller2 citations
  4. Foodmaking microbes bear marks of domestication ↗Elizabeth Pennisi2 citations
  5. Fraud charges crumble in China Initiative cases ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis2 citations
  6. From bugs to β cells ↗Jennifer Hampton Hill2 citations
  7. G7: Balance security and collaboration ↗Harry G. Broadman, Chaouki Tanios Abdallah2 citations
  8. Gender, biology, and behavior Different: Gender Through the Eyes of a Primatologist Frans de Waal Norton, 2022. 408 pp. ↗Barbara J. King2 citations
  9. Get law enforcement out of biospecimen authentication ↗Debra Mathews, Natalie Ram2 citations
  10. Giving entangled photons new colors ↗Alexei V. Sokolov2 citations
  11. Groundwater under Antarctica goes deep ↗Winnie Chu2 citations
  12. Growth at U.S. science agencies curtailed in final budget deal ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis2 citations
  13. Half of Americans anticipate a U.S. civil war soon, survey finds ↗Rodrigo Pérez Ortega2 citations
  14. Harvard studies on infant monkeys draw fire ↗David Grimm2 citations
  15. High on the Hog: A Culinary Journey from Africa to America High on the Hog: A Culinary Journey from Africa to America Jessica B. Harris Bloomsbury, 2011. 304 pp. ↗2 citations
  16. How Saturn got its tilt and its rings ↗Maryame El Moutamid2 citations
  17. How full is the evolutionary fuel tank? ↗Bruce Walsh2 citations
  18. How safe are safety messages? ↗G L Ullman, Susan T. Chrysler2 citations
  19. Immune cells impede repair of old neurons ↗Nicolas Gaudenzio, Roland Liblau2 citations
  20. Impact crater under Greenland’s ice is surprisingly ancient ↗Paul Voosen2 citations
  21. Improving antitumor T cells ↗Caitlin C. Zebley, Ben Youngblood2 citations
  22. In the Balkans, researchers mobilize to protect a river ↗Richard Schiffman2 citations
  23. Indonesia’s research reform triggers layoffs and protests ↗Dyna Rochmyaningsih2 citations
  24. Innovation bill will reshape science agencies ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis2 citations
  25. Inside the vortex ↗Martin Enserink2 citations
  26. It’s not too late ↗Eric J. Topol2 citations
  27. Lessons learned from leading NIH ↗Francis S. Collins2 citations
  28. Longevity lessons Methuselah’s Zoo: What Nature Can Teach Us About Living Longer, Healthier Lives Steven N. Austad MIT Press, 2022. 320 pp. ↗Charles H Brenner2 citations
  29. Making progress on mental illness Healing: Our Path from Mental Illness to Mental Health Thomas Insel Penguin, 2022. 336 pp. ↗Benjamin F. Miller2 citations
  30. Mapping where HIV hides suggests cure strategy ↗Jon Cohen2 citations
  31. Moms’ mitochondria may refresh cells in sick kids ↗Mitch Leslie2 citations
  32. NSF turns to big data to check if grantees have foreign ties ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis2 citations
  33. Natural inspiration ↗Elizabeth Pennisi2 citations
  34. Next goal for U.S. initiative: A human brain atlas ↗Jocelyn Kaiser2 citations
  35. One residue—one function ↗Frédéric Berger2 citations
  36. Pandemic delays continue to plague polar science ↗Paul Voosen2 citations
  37. Plant diversity is blowing in the wind ↗Elizabeth Pennisi2 citations
  38. Recording bacterial responses to changes in the gut environment ↗Liron Zahavi, Eran Segal2 citations
  39. Regulatory insight from low-income countries ↗Jackson Mukonzo, David A. Price, Thaddeus H. Grasela2 citations
  40. Removing a barrier to equity ↗Anna K. Mapp2 citations
  41. Response to Comment on “Cryoforged nanotwinned titanium with ultrahigh strength and ductility” ↗Shiteng Zhao, Ruopeng Zhang, Qin Yu et al.2 citations
  42. Restore Pakistan’s forests to prevent floods ↗Arshad Ali2 citations
  43. Rules all PIs should follow ↗Jennifer Chen, Chih Ying Huang, Shantanu Lanke et al.2 citations
  44. Russian scientist facing treason charges dies in custody ↗Olga Dobrovidova2 citations
  45. Scientists decry reversal of U.S. abortion rights ↗Katie Langin2 citations
  46. Scientists’ right to speak to the press ↗Kathryn Foxhall, Haisten Willis, Timothy Wheeler2 citations
  47. Social media: Good or evil? ↗Chakrabarty, Prosanta2 citations
  48. Southern roots for the Maya—and the maize that fed them ↗Ann Gibbons2 citations
  49. Superconductors gain momentum ↗Eva Pavarini2 citations
  50. T cell immune responses deciphered ↗Armita Nourmohammad2 citations
  51. The Pāhala swarm of earthquakes in Hawai‘i ↗Ashton F. Flinders2 citations
  52. The cultural landscape of emotions Between Us: How Cultures Create Emotions Batja Mesquita Norton, 2022. 304 pp. ↗Asifa Majid2 citations
  53. The final puff ↗Dennis Normile2 citations
  54. The genetics of a long life ↗João Pedro de Magalhães2 citations
  55. The meaning of home ↗Daria Boglaienko2 citations
  56. The most unusual birds are also the most at risk ↗Elizabeth Pennisi2 citations
  57. The myth of meritocracy in scientific institutions Misconceiving Merit Mary Blair-Loy and Erin A. Cech University of Chicago Press, 2022. 232 pp. ↗Leanne S. Son Hing2 citations
  58. The pandemic whistleblower ↗Jon Cohen2 citations
  59. There’s more to RNA viruses than diseases ↗Jessica Labonté, Kathryn L. Campbell2 citations
  60. Three types of planets orbit red dwarfs ↗Johanna K Teske2 citations
  61. Tiny labmade motors are poised to do useful work ↗Robert F. Service2 citations
  62. Twisty device explores alternative path to fusion ↗Daniel Clery2 citations
  63. Ukrainian bat study spun into tale of bioweapons ↗Andrew E. Curry2 citations
  64. We are all Gang Chen ↗Gang Chen2 citations
  65. Webb telescope wows with first images ↗Daniel Clery2 citations
  66. Welcoming Taiwan’s diaspora scientists ↗Jianan Huang2 citations
  67. When hyping technology is a crime ↗H. Holden Thorp2 citations
  68. Who gets counted and how Queer Data: Using Gender, Sex and Sexuality Data for Action Kevin Guyan Bloomsbury Academic, 2022. 240 pp. ↗Nancy Bates2 citations
  69. Why do animals want what they like? ↗Jair E. García, Adrian G. Dyer2 citations
  70. Zero-COVID Editorial lacks balance ↗Carl Mitcham, Alfred Nordmann, Yongmou Liu2 citations
  71. “Arch”-etyping vertebrates ↗Tetsuto Miyashita2 citations
  72. A 10,000-year head start for modern humans in Europe? ↗Michael Price1 citation
  73. A betrayal of trust ↗Adaira I. Landry1 citation
  74. A break for my health ↗Jacqueline Forson1 citation
  75. A crooked spinning black hole ↗Ferdinando Patat, Michela Mapelli1 citation
  76. A doorway into possibility ↗Célia Lacaux1 citation
  77. A long evolutionary reach for fishing nets ↗Nina Overgaard Therkildsen, Malin L. Pinsky1 citation
  78. A neurosurgeon’s climate fight Minding the Climate: How Neuroscience Can Help Solve Our Environmental Crisis Ann-Christine Duhaime Harvard University Press, 2022. 336 pp. ↗Adam Robert Aron1 citation
  79. A quantum sense for dark matter ↗Adrian Y. Cho1 citation
  80. An ever-evolving mind ↗Bill Thompson1 citation
  81. An optical interface for quantum networks ↗Dorian A. Gangloff1 citation
  82. Ancient DNA reveals Black Death source ↗Ann Gibbons1 citation
  83. Ancient genomes and West Eurasian history ↗Benjamin S. Arbuckle, Zoe Schwandt1 citation
  84. Appoint a new NIH director, now ↗H. Holden Thorp1 citation
  85. Aquatic life and its parallels How Far the Light Reaches: A Life in Ten Sea Creatures Sabrina Imbler Little, Brown, 2022. 320 pp. ↗Juli Berwald1 citation
  86. Better preparation for Iran’s forest fires ↗Mahmood Tavakoli Hafshejani, Mahmoud Nasrollahzadeh, Valiollah Mirkhani1 citation
  87. Biden doesn’t get it ↗H. Holden Thorp1 citation
  88. Bill would bar NIH and CDC from funding lab research in China ↗Jocleyn Kaiser1 citation
  89. Billionaire’s crypto company collapse strands scientists ↗Robert F. Service1 citation
  90. Brazil’s election is a cliffhanger for scientists ↗Sofia Moutinho1 citation
  91. Breakdowns could plague fusion power plants ↗Daniel Clery1 citation
  92. By aiding trees, fungi might help curb warming ↗Gabriel Popkin1 citation
  93. C. Thomas Caskey (1938–2022) ↗Andrea Ballabio, Huda Yahya Zoghbi1 citation
  94. Chile’s Indigenous groups seek fairer research ↗Emiliano Rodríguez Mega1 citation
  95. Chile’s monoculture plantations must adapt ↗Pablo J. Donoso, Daniel P. Soto, Celso Navarro et al.1 citation
  96. Chip-scale power booster for light ↗Jungwon Kim1 citation
  97. Combatting national research restrictions ↗Ralf Buckley, Aila I. Keto1 citation
  98. Control of reactive collisions by quantum interference ↗Hyungmok Son, Juliana Park, Yu‐Kun Lu et al.1 citation
  99. Controversial botanist cleared ↗Charles Piller1 citation
  100. Designing lethal technologies Law, Ethics and Emerging Military Technologies George Lucas Routledge, 2022. 232 pp. ↗Audrey Kurth Cronin1 citation

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