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2,047 papers · page 16 of 21 · the most cited first · ← Science 2022

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  1. Drifting away in the Atlantic ↗Eduardo Sampaio1 citation
  2. Earth’s oldest land ecosystem spotted in drilled cores ↗Paul Voosen1 citation
  3. Editor’s note ↗Tim Appenzeller1 citation
  4. Eugene N. Parker (1927–2022) ↗Stuart D. Bale1 citation
  5. Europe tries to save Mars rover after split with Russia ↗Daniel Clery1 citation
  6. Expand native vegetation in Chile’s cities ↗Juan Luis Celis-Diez, Nélida Pohl1 citation
  7. Fair warning ↗Jon Cohen1 citation
  8. Fossil imprints from oceans of the past ↗Jorijntje Henderiks1 citation
  9. From one transistor… ↗Phil Szuromi1 citation
  10. Genomic research data and the justice system ↗Dov S. Greenbaum, Mark Gerstein1 citation
  11. Genomic research data and the justice system—Response ↗Debra Mathews, Natalie Ram1 citation
  12. Glowing tumor marker hampers mouse cancer studies ↗Jocelyn Kaiser1 citation
  13. Golden eye ↗Daniel Clery1 citation
  14. Gordon Research Conferences ↗1 citation
  15. Greening national security The Pentagon, Climate Change, and War Neta C. Crawford MIT Press, 2022. 392 pp. ↗Oliver Belcher1 citation
  16. Guizhou snub-nosed monkey in peril ↗Tao Ju, Xianghong Dong1 citation
  17. Hearts by design ↗Michael V. Sefton, Craig A. Simmons1 citation
  18. Hero city ↗Richard Kevin Stone1 citation
  19. How the Anglo-Saxons settled England ↗Andrew E. Curry1 citation
  20. How the Black Death left its mark on immune system genes ↗Ann Gibbons1 citation
  21. In Other Journals ↗Seth Thomas Scanlon, Yury Suleymanov, Caroline Ash et al.1 citation
  22. In Other Journals ↗Keith T. Smith, Ekeoma E. Uzogara, Peter Stern et al.1 citation
  23. Inhibiting protein synthesis to treat malaria ↗Alexander V. Statsyuk1 citation
  24. Kids attend to saliva sharing to infer social relationships ↗Christine A. Fawcett1 citation
  25. Killing the golden goose for STEM ↗Elvia Meléndez‐Ackerman, Jorge L. Colón1 citation
  26. Less is more when forming gels by dilution ↗Matthew J. Webber1 citation
  27. Lingering fever ↗Leslie Roberts1 citation
  28. Looking ahead, looking back ↗H. Holden Thorp1 citation
  29. Making modern medicines For Blood and Money; Billionaires, Biotech, and the Quest for a Blockbuster Drug Nathan Vardi Norton, 2023. 288 pp. ↗Adrian Woolfson1 citation
  30. Mammoth mangrove bacterium has complex cell ↗Elizabeth Pennisi1 citation
  31. Mars rover detects carbon signature that hints at past life ↗Paul Voosen1 citation
  32. Mass layoff looms for Japanese researchers ↗Dennis Normile1 citation
  33. Massive climate and health bill also benefits U.S. energy labs ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis, Adrian Y. Cho1 citation
  34. Molecular links snap up award ↗Daniel Clery, Robert F. Service1 citation
  35. Mouse stem cells grown into embryo mimics ↗Mitch Leslie1 citation
  36. Moving past my stutter ↗Gianfranco Matrone1 citation
  37. Mutation-guided therapeutics ↗Jacqueline Douglass1 citation
  38. My writing journey ↗Yunhe Tong1 citation
  39. NASA mulls end for long-lived climate sentinels ↗Paul Voosen1 citation
  40. NASA radar altimetry mission to study hidden ocean swirls ↗Paul Voosen1 citation
  41. NASA’s asteroid deflection mission takes aim ↗Zack Savitsky1 citation
  42. NIH can’t deny chimps sanctuary retirement ↗David Grimm1 citation
  43. NYU may hire biologist pushed out of MIT ↗Meredith Wadman1 citation
  44. Nailing the nuance on COVID-19 ↗Robert M. Wachter1 citation
  45. Natural monuments Elderflora: A Modern History of Ancient Trees Jared Farmer Basic Books, 2022. 448 pp. ↗David W. Stahle1 citation
  46. New U.S. law aims to light up medical research on cannabis ↗Meredith Wadman1 citation
  47. New books for young scientists Fox: A Circle of Life Story , Isabel Thomas, Illustrated by Daniel Egnéus , Bloomsbury Children’s Books, 2021, 48 pp. Good Eating: The Short Life of Krill , Matt Lilley, Illustrated by Dan Tavis , Tilbury House Publishers, 2022, 36 pp. HeroRat!: Magawa, a Lifesaving Rodent , Jodie Parachini, Illustrated by Keiron Ward and Jason Dewhirst , Albert Whitman & Company, 2022, 32 pp. Tu Youyou’s Discovery: Finding a Cure for Malaria , Songju Ma Daemicke, Illustrated by Lin, Albert Whitman & Company , 2021, 32 pp. It Takes Guts: How Your Body Turns Food into Fuel (and Poop) , Jennifer Gardy, Illustrated by Belle Wuthrich , Greystone Kids, 2021, 152 pp. Snoozefest: The Surprising Science of Sleep , Tanya Lloyd Kyi, Illustrated by Valéry Goulet , Kids Can Press, 2021, 80 pp. Stolen Science: Thirteen Untold Stories of Scientists and Inventors Almost Written out of History , Ella Schwartz, Illustrated by Gaby D’Alessandro , Bloomsbury Children’s Books, 2021, 128 pp. How to Build a Human: In Seven Evolutionary Steps , Pamela S. Turner, Illustrated by John Gurche , Charlesbridge, 2022, 176 pp. Forensics for Kids: The Science and History of Crime Solving, With 21 Activities , Melissa Ross , Chicago Review Press, 2022, 144 pp. Physics for Kids: Science Experiments and Activities Inspired by Awesome Physicists, Past and Present , Liz Lee Heinecke, Illustrated by Kelly Anne Dalton , Quarry Books, 2022, 128 pp. The Science Spell Book: Magical Experiments for Kids , Cara Florance , Sourcebooks eXplore, 2022, 224 pp. Funky Fungi: 30 Activities for Exploring Molds, Mushrooms, Lichens, and More , Alisha Gabriel and Sue Heavenrich , Chicago Review Press, 2022, 128 pp. The Complete Guide to Absolutely Everything (Abridged): Adventures in Math and Science , Adam Rutherford and Hannah Fry , W. W. Norton, 2022, 304 pp. Sticky: The Secret Science of Surfaces , Laurie Winkless , Bloomsbury Sigma, 2022, 336 pp. Astroquizzical: Solving the Cosmic Puzzles of our Planets, Stars, and Galaxies (The Illustrated Edition) , Jillian Scudder , Icon Books, 2021, 224 pp. The Last Days of the Dinosaurs: An Asteroid, Extinction, and the Beginning of Our World , Riley Black , St. Martin’s Press, 2022, 304 pp. ↗SACHA N. VIGNIERI, Jennifer Sills, Jeffrey D. Mervis et al.1 citation
  48. New class of killer T cells may prevent autoimmune diseases ↗Mitch Leslie1 citation
  49. New law’s big payout for farming has uncertain climate payoff ↗Erik Stokstad1 citation
  50. New tech law offers billions for research ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis1 citation
  51. News at a glance ↗1 citation
  52. News at a glance ↗1 citation
  53. News at a glance ↗1 citation
  54. News at a glance ↗1 citation
  55. One cell, many fates ↗Colin Kunze, Ahmad S. Khalil1 citation
  56. Out of the ashes ↗Richard Kevin Stone1 citation
  57. Pandemic vaccine equity plan may soon start winding down ↗Gretchen Vogel1 citation
  58. Prominent astronomer barred after complaints ↗Cathleen O’Grady1 citation
  59. Recasting the whale’s wonderful net ↗Terrie M. Williams1 citation
  60. Regulator halts assembly of fusion reactor ↗Daniel Clery1 citation
  61. Replication timing and genetic instability ↗Marcel Méchali1 citation
  62. Researchers tackle vexing side effects of potent cancer drugs ↗Jennifer Couzin-Frankel1 citation
  63. Response to Comment on “Reversible disorder-order transitions in atomic crystal nucleation” ↗Sungho Jeon, Sang-Yeon Hwang, Jim Ciston et al.1 citation
  64. Rethinking the “Western” revolution in science Horizons: The Global Origins of Modern Science James Poskett Mariner Books, 2022. 464 pp. ↗Jorge Cañizares‐Esguerra1 citation
  65. Revisiting the first dinosaur park The Art and Science of the Crystal Palace Dinosaurs Mark P. Witton and Ellinor Michel The Crowood Press, 2022. 192 pp. ↗Ilja Nieuwland1 citation
  66. Room-temperature superconductor claim retracted ↗Eric Hand1 citation
  67. Russia begins work on national permafrost monitoring system ↗Olga Dobrovidova1 citation
  68. Safe, selective, and scalable carbenes ↗Michael S. West, Sophie A. L. Rousseaux1 citation
  69. Sanctifying work in Silicon Valley Work Pray Code: When Work Becomes Religion in Silicon Valley Carolyn Chen Princeton University Press, 2022. 272 pp. ↗Jan English‐Lueck1 citation
  70. Save Sri Lankan wildlife from foreign smugglers ↗Tharaka S. Priyadarshana1 citation
  71. Scientist and artist ↗Asma Bashir1 citation
  72. Sea Change ↗David Grimm1 citation
  73. Secrets of Tibet’s hot-spring snakes revealed ↗Elizabeth Pennisi1 citation
  74. Shelter from the storm ↗Warren Cornwall1 citation
  75. Sidelined by bureaucracy ↗Omid V. Ebrahimi1 citation
  76. Small victories ↗Meredith Wadman1 citation
  77. Software-designed miniproteins could create new class of drugs ↗Robert F. Service1 citation
  78. Soils’ coating helps keep dust storms at bay ↗Elizabeth Pennisi1 citation
  79. Solving a puzzle with atomic qubits ↗Monika Schleier-Smith1 citation
  80. Spatial thinkers receive their due Visual Thinking: The Hidden Gifts of People Who Think in Pictures, Patterns, and Abstractions Temple Grandin Riverhead, 2022. 352 pp. ↗Jonathan Wai1 citation
  81. Stimulating the brain may help people who stutter ↗Ignácio Amigo1 citation
  82. Study of soldiers implicates common virus as MS trigger ↗Jocelyn Kaiser1 citation
  83. Support for climate policy researchers ↗Ryan Hanna, Eugenie Dugoua, Alejandro Nuñez-Jimenez et al.1 citation
  84. Surprise virus tied to pediatric hepatitis cases ↗Jocelyn Kaiser1 citation
  85. Targeting memories to treat trauma ↗Philipp Mews1 citation
  86. Telescope in India snares light in spinning mercury ↗Daniel Clery1 citation
  87. Thank you, Tony! ↗H. Holden Thorp1 citation
  88. The Future of Nutrition: An Insider’s Look at the Science, Why We Keep Getting It Wrong, and How to Start Getting It Right The Future of Nutrition: An Insider’s Look at the Science, Why We Keep Getting It Wrong, and How to Start Getting It Right T. Colin Campbell with Nelson Disla BenBella Books, 2020. 336 pp. ↗1 citation
  89. The Gaia letters Writing Gaia Bruce Clarke and Sébastien Dutreuil, Eds. Cambridge University Press, 2022. 510 pp. ↗Paul G. Falkowski1 citation
  90. The art of aquarium science Oceans Under Glass Samantha Muka University of Chicago Press, 2022. 240 pp. ↗Penelope K. Hardy1 citation
  91. The ascent of Moderna The Messenger: Moderna, the Vaccine, and the Business Gamble That Changed the World Peter Loftus Harvard Business Review Press, 2022. 320 pp. ↗Elie Dolgin1 citation
  92. The clones are all right ↗Benjamin B. Normark1 citation
  93. The digital citizen Dignity in a Digital Age Ro Khanna Simon & Schuster, 2022. 368 pp. The Digital Republic Jamie Susskind Pegasus, 2022. 304 pp. ↗Michael A. Neblo, Avery Fox White1 citation
  94. The new storytellers Story Machines Mike Sharples and Rafael Pérez y Pérez Routledge, 2022. 194 pp. ↗Stephanie Dick1 citation
  95. The right shoe for the job ↗Dhanush Gandavadi, Rizal F. Hariadi1 citation
  96. The stargazers ↗Joshua Sokol1 citation
  97. The surgeon and the soldiers The Facemaker: A Visionary Surgeon’s Battle to Mend the Disfigured Soldiers of World War I Lindsey Fitzharris Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2022. 336 pp. ↗Cathy Newman1 citation
  98. The toll of white privilege ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis1 citation
  99. The triumph and tragedy of the Higgs boson ↗Adrian Y. Cho1 citation
  100. The “atmosphere” of the human body ↗Coralie Schoemaecker, Nicola Carslaw1 citation

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