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2,018 papers · page 13 of 21 · the most cited first · ← Science 2025

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  1. Communities can enforce China’s national parks ↗Shuo Gao, Qinglong Shao1 citation
  2. Community support for inclusive US education ↗Emily P. Driessen, Amanda Kelly Lane1 citation
  3. Congressional Republicans take aim at recent Biden regulations ↗Dan Charles1 citation
  4. Connecting the dots for cooling ↗Lara Perren, Maksym Yarema1 citation
  5. Contrails may not be the climate villain once feared ↗Paul Voosen1 citation
  6. Crop research hit by U.S. foreign aid freezes ↗Dan Charles, Erik Stokstad1 citation
  7. DNA in the air could track biodiversity—and humans ↗Warren Cornwall1 citation
  8. Dancing with the cells: How acoustically levitating a diamond enabled a redesign of biotech automation ↗Luke Cox1 citation
  9. Decoding lysosome communication ↗Soni Savai Pullamsetti, Rajkumar Savai1 citation
  10. Deep mantle clues to Earth’s watery beginning ↗Michael Walter1 citation
  11. Dinosaur diversity before the asteroid ↗Lindsay E. Zanno1 citation
  12. Disrupting the biospecimen “treasure trove”: Practice, precedent, and future directions ↗Leslie E. Wolf, Samantha Kench, Marielle S. Gross1 citation
  13. Don’t quit the long game ↗Stefan Raff, Fiona Murray1 citation
  14. EPA begins to dismantle its research office ↗Erik Stokstad1 citation
  15. Earthquakes in the blind spot ↗E. E. Brodsky, Sergio Ruiz1 citation
  16. Editor’s note ↗H. Holden Thorp1 citation
  17. El Salvador revives metallic mining risks ↗Diego J. Arévalo‐Ayala, Guillermo Funes, José D. Pablo‐Cea1 citation
  18. Energy’s international history and future Energy’s History: Toward a Global Canon Edited by Daniela Russ and Thomas Turnbull Stanford University Press, 2025. 292 pp. ↗Rasoul B. Sorkhabi1 citation
  19. Expanding the brain’s terrain for reward ↗Sten Grillner1 citation
  20. Failure to replicate Anatomy of a Train Wreck: The Rise and Fall of Priming Research Ruth Leys University of Chicago Press, 2024. 416 pp. ↗Elizabeth Lunbeck1 citation
  21. Final NSF budget proposal details massive cuts ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis1 citation
  22. Fish could personalize cancer treatments ↗Mitch Leslie1 citation
  23. Flat optics produces quantum graphs ↗Maxim R. Shcherbakov1 citation
  24. Florida plan to nix vaccine mandates raises alarm ↗Jon Cohen1 citation
  25. Forestry bill threatens the Amazon’s water cycle ↗Lucas Ferrante1 citation
  26. Forget the future, AI is causing harm now The AI Con: How to Fight Big Tech’s Hype and Create the Future We Want Emily M. Bender and Alex Hanna Harper, 2025. 288 pp. ↗Pablo M. Tagarro1 citation
  27. Funding cuts to U.S. archaeology could imperil its future, researchers say ↗Taylor Mitchell Brown, Monica Hersher1 citation
  28. Genomic insights into social life in Neolithic Anatolia ↗Benjamin S. Arbuckle1 citation
  29. Glacial melt due to global warming is triggering earthquakes ↗Paul Voosen1 citation
  30. Global nitrogen budget revisited ↗Patrick L. Brezonik1 citation
  31. Global study shows species are losing diversity ↗Elizabeth Pennisi1 citation
  32. Governance can’t be automated ↗Jack Stilgoe1 citation
  33. Groove to the music ↗Asif A. Ghazanfar, Gavin Steingo1 citation
  34. Growing anxious—Are preschoolers matched to their futures? ↗Mark A. Hanson, Peter David Gluckman1 citation
  35. Harvard court victory leaves scientists feeling vindicated but uncertain ↗Phie Jacobs1 citation
  36. Hazy futures ↗Paul Voosen1 citation
  37. Hexatic phase in covalent two-dimensional silver iodide ↗Thuy An Bui, David Lamprecht, Jacob Madsen et al.1 citation
  38. Highly and fully protected marine areas successfully exclude industrial fishing ↗Jennifer L. Raynor, Sara Orofino, Christopher Costello et al.1 citation
  39. Himalayan rivers face a hydropower surge ↗Ling Tang, Baker Matovu, Weilong Kong et al.1 citation
  40. Homogenizing two-dimensional crystals ↗Dongyoung Kim, Kibum Kang1 citation
  41. How a neurotransmitter drives brainwashing during sleep ↗Mitch Leslie1 citation
  42. How bacteria subvert plant immunity ↗Frank C. Schroeder1 citation
  43. How collaboration with China can revitalize US automotive innovation ↗John Paul Helveston1 citation
  44. Idea that gut microbes contribute to autism draws fire ↗Cathleen O’Grady1 citation
  45. Imperfect sounds ↗Cathleen O’Grady1 citation
  46. In India, a debate over the benefits of gas stoves ↗Vaishnavi Chandrashekhar1 citation
  47. In Science Journals ↗Jesse S. Smith, SACHA N. VIGNIERI, Bianca E. Lopez et al.1 citation
  48. In the cradle of cholera ↗Martin Enserink1 citation
  49. In the loop ↗Elie Dolgin1 citation
  50. India tests new tools to predict local monsoon floods ↗Vaishnavi Chandrashekhar1 citation
  51. Infrared as a pollination signal ↗Beverley J. Glover, Alex A. R. Webb1 citation
  52. Inside an ice stream ↗Paul Voosen1 citation
  53. International scientists rethink U.S. conferences ↗Kate Langin1 citation
  54. Invisible heat insulators ↗Longnan Li, Wei Li1 citation
  55. Jordan’s electric vehicle growth drives trade-offs ↗Hussam J. Khasawneh, Hussam Hussein1 citation
  56. Keeping in contact with lithium ↗Dominic Spencer-Jolly1 citation
  57. Keeping our eye on the ball ↗Willie E. May1 citation
  58. Landmark marine mammal laws under threat ↗Matthew S. Leslie, Joe Roman, Christian Sonne1 citation
  59. Last of Mendel’s seven genetic riddles solved ↗Erik Stokstad1 citation
  60. Left behind ↗Jon Cohen1 citation
  61. Let there be light: From passive agricultural sensing to active intervention ↗Xiaobo Yin1 citation
  62. Making sense of fat in cancer ↗Estela Jacinto1 citation
  63. Mapping the anatomy of placebo analgesia ↗Massieh Moayedi, Lauren Yvette Atlas1 citation
  64. Math and biology meet in the cerebellum ↗Mark M. Churchland, Nathaniel B. Sawtell1 citation
  65. Mathematics is hard for mathematicians to understand too ↗Emily Riehl1 citation
  66. Military base threatens Galápagos Islands ↗María José Navarrete Méndez, Gabriela Mena González, Leticia M. Ochoa‐Ochoa1 citation
  67. Misreported meals skew nutrition research data ↗Catherine Offord1 citation
  68. Morality in a more-than-human world The Moral Circle: Who Matters, What Matters, and Why Jeff Sebo Norton, 2025. 192 pp. Animals, Robots, Gods: Adventures in the Moral Imagination Webb Keane Princeton University Press, 2025. 192 pp. ↗Joshua C. Gellers1 citation
  69. Mouse with a mammoth’s pelt makes superfuzzy debut ↗Phie Jacobs1 citation
  70. My crisis Ph.D. ↗Paige Nicklas1 citation
  71. NIH bans future grant sharing with foreign scientists ↗Jon Cohen, Meredith Wadman1 citation
  72. NIH bars Chinese scientists, others from databases ↗Richard Kevin Stone1 citation
  73. NIH suspends alleged ‘gain-of-function’ studies ↗Jon Cohen, Jocelyn Kaiser1 citation
  74. NIH weighs controversial overhaul of HIV budget ↗Jon Cohen1 citation
  75. New Products ↗1 citation
  76. New antibiotics from the third branch of life? ↗Robert F. Service1 citation
  77. New antibody studies boost hope for an HIV cure ↗Jon Cohen1 citation
  78. New picture of Mars’s interior emerges from lander data ↗Paul Voosen1 citation
  79. News at a glance ↗1 citation
  80. Not just monkey business ↗Robert William Moon, Ellen Bushell1 citation
  81. On the economic costs of ending DEI ↗Rohini Pande1 citation
  82. Outshining molecular disorder with light ↗Minjung Son1 citation
  83. PEPFAR disruptions could cause HIV resurgence ↗Kimberly A. Powers, Justin Lessler, Stephen R. Cole et al.1 citation
  84. Plants Facing the Heat ↗Madeleine Seale, Bianca E. Lopez, Sarah A. Lemprière1 citation
  85. Ply for a large stroke ↗Jun Zhang1 citation
  86. Political appointee tells CDC to end monkey research ↗David Grimm1 citation
  87. Private fusion firms put bold claims to the test ↗Daniel Clery1 citation
  88. Programmable DNA insertion in native gut bacteria ↗Amandine Maire, David Bikard1 citation
  89. Putting the U in quantum ↗Zack Savitsky1 citation
  90. Quantum trions in equilibrium ↗Tianyi Ouyang, Su‐Fei Shi1 citation
  91. RORing for oral tolerance ↗Cecilia Johansson1 citation
  92. Rallying for US science ↗Itai Yanai1 citation
  93. Reinstate the National Climate Assessment ↗Craig E. Landry, LYNNE Y. LEWIS, Shana M. McDermott et al.1 citation
  94. Remembering China’s coastal mudflats ↗Fu Chen1 citation
  95. Replaying off the beaten path ↗Masahiro Takigawa, Daniel Bendor1 citation
  96. Research on immune system’s ‘police’ garners Nobel ↗Catherine Offord1 citation
  97. Researchers question Abbott’s rapid malaria tests ↗Catherine Offord1 citation
  98. Restoring trust in science Science Under Siege Michael E. Mann and Peter J. Hotez PublicAffairs, 2025. 368 pp. ↗Megan L. Ranney1 citation
  99. Rewriting the rules of cell division ↗William M. Bement1 citation
  100. Safeguards for military robotics are impeded by the realities of warfare ↗Aude Billard1 citation

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