Science 2022: all accepted papers

2,047 papers · page 17 of 21 · the most cited first · ← Science 2022

To make a mirrorless laser ↗Daniele Faccio, Ewan M. Wright1 citation
Toward a coherent ultracold chemistry ↗Simon L. Cornish, Jeremy M. Hutson1 citation
Transcending reductionism in neuroscience The Entangled Brain Luiz Pessoa MIT Press, 2022. 280 pp. ↗Àlex Gómez-Marín1 citation
Transparency crucial to Paris climate scenarios—Response ↗Yang Ou, Gokul C. Iyer, Jae Edmonds et al.1 citation
Two nanoparticles dancing as a pair ↗Julen Simon Pedernales1 citation
U.S. Antarctic Program has ignored sexual harassment ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis1 citation
Uncovering the degrader of D-type cyclins ↗Daniele Simoneschi1 citation
Understanding the call of the monopole ↗Felix Flicker1 citation
Unifying repeating fast radio bursts ↗Manisha Caleb1 citation
United Kingdom set to abandon EU funding and go it alone ↗Cathleen O’Grady1 citation
Uranus should be NASA’s top target, report finds ↗Paul Voosen1 citation
We know what the problem is ↗H. Holden Thorp1 citation
Webb reveals early universe’s galactic bounty ↗Daniel Clery1 citation
What lies beneath Yellowstone? ↗Kari M. Cooper1 citation
When less is more in the evolution of language ↗Harold Gouzoules1 citation
Where does embryo editing stand now? ↗Jon Cohen1 citation
Whistleblower finds possible misconduct in his own papers ↗Charles Piller1 citation
Why do neurons die? ↗Kevin A. Guttenplan1 citation
2021 AAAS Fellows approved by the AAAS Council ↗
2022 Golden Goose Award honors serendipitous science ↗Andrea Korte
A Swiss Army knife for surface chemistry ↗Igor V. Alabugin, Chaowei Hu
A key time for UK–Europe science ↗Peter William Mathieson
A mentor’s journey ↗Georgia Fousteri
A new $1 billion biomedical funding agency is born ↗Jocelyn Kaiser
A new polar bear population ↗Elizabeth Peacock
A pandemic education ↗Camila Fonseca Amorim da Silva, Anna Uzonyi, Joseph Michael Cusimano et al.
A scuffle at sea ↗Jorge Hernández‐Urcera, Manuel E. Garcí
A series of fortunate events ↗Adrijana Crncec
A tale of troubled waters The Fishermen and the Dragon: Fear, Greed, and a Fight for Justice on the Gulf Coast Kirk Wallace Johnson Viking, 2022. 384 pp. ↗Mary Ellen Hannibal
A walk in the office ↗Nico Eisenhauer
AAAS 2022 Annual Meeting Program ↗
AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Award winners named ↗Earl Lane
About this survey ↗Cathleen O’Grady
Afghan scholars find a warm welcome in Rwanda ↗Richard Kevin Stone
All hail the Queen of Carbon Carbon Queen: The Remarkable Life of Nanoscience Pioneer Mildred Dresselhaus Maia Weinstock MIT Press, 2022. 320 pp. ↗Vijaysree Venkatraman
Alphabetized Inventing the Alphabet Johanna Drucker University of Chicago Press, 2022. 384 pp. ↗Andrew Robinson
An advocate for Africa ↗Meredith Wadman
An antiquated language, reimagined Kingdom of Characters: The Language Revolution That Made China Modern Jing Tsu Riverhead Books, 2022. 336 pp. ↗Zuoyue Wang
An artist at heart ↗Mary O’Reilly
An exploration of real, virtual, and possible minds The Book of Minds Philip Ball University of Chicago Press, 2022. 512 pp. ↗Àlex Gómez-Marín
Ancient DNA from the Near East probes a cradle of civilization ↗Andrew E. Curry
Ancient Europeans farmed dairy—but couldn’t digest milk ↗Cathleen O’Grady
Ancient Mesopotamian histories Weavers, Scribes, and Kings Amanda H. Podany Oxford University Press, 2022. 672 pp. ↗Andrew Robinson
Animal care committee sues own university ↗David Grimm
Antibiotic after sex could help curb infections ↗Jon Cohen
Arati Prabhakar to lead Biden’s science office ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis
Asia’s regional conflicts and cascading hazards ↗Lihui Luo, Lixin Wang
At NSF, what price geographic diversity? ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis
Babbling bats and raucous reefs The Sounds of Life Karen Bakker Princeton University Press, 2022. 368 pp. ↗Benjamin L. Gottesman
Back in person, back to the races ↗Shervin Fatehi, Ashley Barbara Heim, Camila Fonseca Amorim da Silva et al.
Balloon detects first signs of ‘sound tunnel’ in the sky ↗Zack Savitsky
Best books of 2022 ↗
Better together ↗Kathleen Martin, John Hwa
Beyond Title IX ↗Savannah A. Collins-Key
Biden gets pans and praise for dividing top science positions ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis
Biden’s 2023 budget request for science aims high—again ↗Science News Staff
Big science projects face soaring costs, delays ↗Adrian Y. Cho
Bills to ease cannabis research advance in U.S. Congress ↗Meredith Wadman
Biodiversity, food, and culture Eating to Extinction Dan Saladino Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2022. 464 pp. ↗Lenore Lauri Newman
Biology versus bias Racism, Not Race: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions Joseph L. Graves Jr. and Alan H. Goodman Columbia University Press, 2021. 320 pp. ↗Agustín Fuentes
Brazil’s preventable bridge disasters ↗William Ernest Magnusson
Breakdowns of the year ↗Dennis Normile, David A. Malakoff
Bringing inanimate matter to life Transformer: The Deep Chemistry of Life and Death Nick Lane Norton, 2022. 400 pp. ↗Joseph Moran
Bucking tradition ↗Kyra H. Kim
Bursts in skull evolution weakened with time ↗Sharlene E. Santana, David M. Grossnickle
CRISPR is so popular even viruses may use it ↗Mitch Leslie
California EV rules jolt battery science ↗Robert F. Service
Called to teach ↗Ashley G. Smart
Carbon dioxide detected around alien world for first time ↗Daniel Clery
Catalog of bird shapes yields ecological ‘gold mine’ ↗Erik Stokstad
Census aims for better U.S. statistical portrait ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis
Christine Guthrie (1945–2022) ↗Suzanne M. Noble, Sean M. Burgess, Evelyn Strauß
Clash of the titans ↗Adrian Cho
Computer scan uncovers 100,000 new viruses ↗Elizabeth Pennisi
Confronting age-old questions, big and small The Complete Guide to Absolutely Everything (Abridged): Adventures in Math and Science Adam Rutherford and Hannah Fry Norton, 2022. 304 pp. ↗Megan C. Engel
Confronting the climate crisis The World As We Knew It: Dispatches From a Changing Climate Amy Brady and Tajja Isen, Eds. Catapult, 2022. 288 pp. ↗Joseph Swift
Congress restores earmarking—but with limits ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis
Connecting for success Belonging Geoffrey L. Cohen Norton, 2022. 448 pp. ↗Matthew D. Lieberman
Consortium seeks to expand human gene catalog ↗Robert F. Service
Cool it, with a pinch of salt ↗Emmanuel Defaÿ
Crafty like an engineer ↗Christina Petlowany
Danger in the desert ↗Linda Edwards Graham
Deciphering Egypt’s Great Pyramid The Red Sea Scrolls Pierre Tallet and Mark Lehner Thames and Hudson, 2022. 320 pp. ↗Andrew Robinson
Digital spaces and their perils ↗Jennifer Golbeck
Discovering the “Hobbit” Little Species, Big Mystery: The Story of Homo Floresiensis Debbie Argue Melbourne University Press, 2022. 216 pp. ↗Richard G. Roberts, Thomas Sutikna
Dispatches from the redwood rebellion Tree Thieves: Crime and Survival in North America’s Woods Lyndsie Bourgon Little, Brown Spark, 2022. 288 pp. ↗Jeremy B. Yoder
Do you hate your face mask? There’s hope ↗Jon Cohen
Don’t panic ↗Senka Ljubojević-Holzer
Dos and don’ts for achieving managerial diversity Getting to Diversity: What Works and What Doesn’t Frank Dobbin and Alexandra Kalev Belknap Press, 2022. 272 pp. ↗Edward H. Chang
Dream machine ↗Alla Katsnelson
Dutch dangle bid for gravitational wave detector ↗Edwin Cartlidge
Earth was seasoned by countless blows ↗Z. M. Leinhardt
Editorial Expression of Concern ↗
End draws near for lander that mapped the interior of Mars ↗Jonathan O’Callaghan
Endosomes, receptors, and viruses ↗James L. Daly
Engineered tomatoes get a healthy dose of vitamin D ↗Erik Stokstad
Entanglement snares prize ↗Adrian Y. Cho
Escaping a planet in peril A House Between Earth and the Moon Rebecca Scherm Viking, 2022. 400 pp. ↗Eric P. S. Baumer
Europe pledges to launch Mars rover delayed by war ↗Daniel Clery
Exercise-crazy mice have their gut microbes to thank ↗Elizabeth Pennisi

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Science 2022: all accepted papers