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2,018 papers · page 16 of 21 · the most cited first · ← Science 2025

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  1. Deep-sea mining interests cannot shape research ↗Sebastian Losada, Mengjiao Wang, David J. Santillo
  2. Denisovans, Neanderthals gave Indigenous Americans key mucus gene ↗Michael Price
  3. Despite Trump chaos, NSF avoided feared dip in research financing ↗Jeffrey Brainard, Monica Hersher
  4. Devices pull water out of thin air ↗Robert F. Service
  5. Did Great Britain’s economy shrug off the end of Roman rule? ↗Ann Gibbons
  6. Did dark energy’s cosmic push vary with time? ↗Daniel Clery
  7. Did lead poisoning help drive human evolution? ↗Michael Price
  8. Did science reformers play into Trump’s hands? ↗Cathleen O’Grady
  9. Did the United States commit ‘ecocide’? ↗Dennis Normile
  10. Discovering Denisova The Secret World of Denisovans Silvana Condemi and François Savatier The Experiment, 2025. 272 pp. ↗Brenna Ryan Hassett
  11. Disorder meets its match ↗Alan M Moses, Julie Deborah Forman-Kay
  12. Disposal of anesthetics threatens ecosystems ↗Xin Liu, Ruolin Hou, Cheng-Yi Liu et al.
  13. Diversity is a feature, not a bug The Sexual Evolution: How 500 Million Years of Sex, Gender, and Mating Shape Modern Relationships Nathan H. Lents Mariner Books, 2025. 352 pp. ↗Justin R. Garcia
  14. Dividends from death ↗Jon Cohen
  15. Do inhibitory interneurons encode information or just keep the rhythm? ↗Michael T. Craig, Ana González-Rueda
  16. Dog domestication, from the fierce to the feisty ↗Melanie A. Fillios
  17. Dogs sniff out truffles—in the name of science ↗Christie Wilcox
  18. Don’t blame the algorithms for online polarization ↗Hannah Richter
  19. Drowning in uncertainty ↗Violeta J. Rodriguez
  20. Dust devil ↗Meredith Wadman
  21. Dutch government agrees to return Java Man, thousands of other fossils to Indonesia ↗Martin Enserink
  22. EU’s global investments put biodiversity at risk ↗Clara Grilo, Pedro Rui Beja, Joana Bernardino et al.
  23. Early life’s phosphorus problem solved? ↗Robert F. Service
  24. Early universe’s ‘little red dots’ may be black hole stars ↗Daniel Clery
  25. Ecologist blurred professional boundaries, report finds ↗Cathleen O’Grady
  26. Editing proteins inside a cell ↗Joshua Trae Hampton, Wenshe Ray Liu
  27. Editorial Expression of Concern ↗H. Holden Thorp
  28. Editor’s Note ↗H. Holden Thorp
  29. Editor’s note ↗H. Holden Thorp
  30. Eighty years at the nuclear brink ↗Ernest J. Moniz
  31. Electronically diverse carbenes ↗André B. Charette
  32. Embracing bamboo’s resilience ↗Longwei Li
  33. Empires and their philosophies America, América: A New History of the New World Greg Grandin Penguin, 2025. 768 pp. ↗Jorge Cañizares‐Esguerra
  34. Enabling evolvability to evolve ↗Edo L. Kussell
  35. End looms for protein contest? ↗Robert F. Service
  36. Energy megaproject threatens giant telescopes ↗Daniel Clery
  37. Engineering chromosome number in plants ↗Feng Zhang, R. Kelly Dawe
  38. Entangling molecules with a tiny motor ↗Jonathon E. Beves
  39. Equitable access needed in clinical research ↗Gisa Dang, Christophe Perrin, Jennifer Joan Furin
  40. Ethicists flirt with AI for reviewing human research ↗Celina Zhao
  41. Europe eyes civilian science funding for defense research ↗Elise M. Cutts
  42. Europe plans to double flagship funding scheme ↗Cathleen O’Grady
  43. Europe’s biggest quake may foretell Atlantic ‘ring of fire’ ↗Evan Howell
  44. Evolving rare B cell lineages for an effective HIV vaccine ↗Sallie R. Permar, Patrick C. Wilson
  45. Executive order on risky research brings confusion ↗Kai Kupferschmidt
  46. Experiencing the Arctic North to the Future Ben Weissenbach Grand Central Publishing, 2025. 320 pp. ↗Jaime Herndon
  47. Experimental treatments target the brain’s ‘plumbing’ ↗Jennie Erin Smith
  48. Experts uprooted ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis
  49. Extraterrestrials illustrated Do Aliens Speak Physics? Daniel Whiteson and Andy Warner Norton, 2025. 272 pp. ↗Matt von Hippel
  50. Extreme Conditions ↗Jesse B. Smith, Bianca E. Lopez, Brad Wible
  51. FDA export restrictions threaten collaboration ↗Kaili Zhang, Jingyi Niu, Zhiyong Li
  52. Face readers ↗Christa Lesté-Lasserre
  53. Face to face with the first known Western European ↗Ann Gibbons
  54. Faced with ‘impossible’ workload, USDA struggles to oversee lab animal welfare ↗David Grimm
  55. Facing life’s wild unknowns Meltdown: The Making and Breaking of a Field Scientist Sarah Boon University of Alberta Press, 2025. 312 pp. ↗Anna K. Henderson
  56. Facing the past ↗Kata Karáth
  57. Fall Books 2025 How Progress Ends: Technology, Innovation, and the Fate of Nations , Carl Benedikt Frey , Princeton University Press, 2025, 552 pp. The Shape of Wonder: How Scientists Think, Work, and Live , Alan Lightman and Martin Rees , Pantheon, 2025, 224 pp. All That We See or Seem , Ken Liu , S&S/Saga Press, 2025, 416 pp. What to Eat Now: The Indispensable Guide to Good Food, How to Find It, and Why It Matters , Marion Nestle, North Point Press, 2025, 720 pp. Self-Defense: A Myth-Busting Guide to Immune Health , Daniel M. Davis , University of Chicago Press, 2025, 296 pp. If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies: Why Superhuman AI Would Kill Us All , Eliezer Yudkowsky and Nate Soares , Little, Brown, 2025, 272 pp. Fearless, Sleepless, Deathless: What Fungi Taught Me about Nourishment, Poison, Ecology, Hidden Histories, Zombies, and Black Survival , Maria Pinto , University of North Carolina Press, 2025, 240 pp. The Whispers of Rock: The Stories That Stone Tells About Our World and Our Lives , Anjana Khatwa , Basic Books, 2025, 336 pp. Bog Queen , Anna North , Bloomsbury, 2025, 288 pp. ↗Margaret Linak, Adam R. Shapiro, Meryleen Mena et al.
  58. Fate of millions of research animals at stake in NIH lawsuit ↗Meredith Wadman
  59. Fear protects. Until it doesn’t.: The brain learns to suppress instinctive defensive responses when threats prove harmless ↗Sara Mederos
  60. Finally, stars made from only primordial gas? ↗Daniel Clery
  61. Finding my true strength ↗Lan Nguyen Chaplin
  62. Finding strength in sensitivity ↗Nemanja Stanojević
  63. Fine print— Science ’s new look ↗Beth Rakouskas, H. Holden Thorp
  64. Fixing the US statistical infrastructure ↗Nancy Potok, Erica L. Groshen
  65. Flowers with bad breath ↗Lorenzo Caputi, Sarah Ellen O'Connor
  66. Following in our footsteps Raising AI: An Essential Guide to Parenting Our Future De Kai MIT Press, 2025. 280 pp. ↗Adrian Woolfson
  67. Francis Crick’s life and legacy Crick: A Mind in Motion Matthew Cobb Basic Books, 2025. 608 pp. ↗Adrian Woolfson
  68. Frontline science ↗Richard Kevin Stone
  69. Fruit fly studies mostly defy concerns about irreproducibility ↗Cathleen O’Grady
  70. Funding delays frustrate agricultural researchers ↗Erik Stokstad
  71. Furor over quantum computing claim heats up ↗Zack Savitsky
  72. Gaps remain in college sports’ 15-year-old sickle cell policy ↗Rodrigo Pérez Ortega
  73. Gas trapped in rocks gives snapshots of ancient atmosphere ↗Paul Voosen
  74. Gene flow stops sooner in plants than in animals ↗Yaniv J Brandvain
  75. Genome recombination on demand ↗Marta Seczyńska, Lars Michael Steinmetz
  76. Genome study a ‘quantum leap’ in explaining stuttering ↗Nazeefa Ahmed
  77. Given the same data, ecologists arrive at different conclusions ↗Cathleen O’Grady
  78. Global implications of cholera in Sudan ↗Ahmed A. H. Abdellatif, Emad M. Abdallah
  79. Going back home ↗Raymond L. Allen
  80. Goodbye to a dream ↗Eric Martiné
  81. Growing into mentorship ↗Jasmine Gabriel Hughes
  82. Hanford set to finally lock up nuclear waste in glass ↗Warren Cornwall
  83. Harnessing insulin biology to treat diabetes and cancer ↗Giovanni Solinas
  84. Haunted by sharks ↗Alexa Robles-Gil
  85. Healing waters ↗Jasmine Gabriel Hughes
  86. Hidden human costs of AI Waiting for Robots: The Hired Hands of Automation Antonio A. Casilli University of Chicago Press, 2025. 336 pp. ↗Dov S. Greenbaum, Mark Gerstein
  87. High-resolution climate model forecasts a wet future ↗Paul Voosen
  88. Higher education fails at collective action ↗H. Holden Thorp
  89. Hope, rediscovered ↗Easton R. White
  90. Hot zone ↗Erik Stokstad
  91. How I learned to ride ↗Ehsan Hamzehpoor
  92. How NSF floats Antarctic research with no icebreaker ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis
  93. How a diagnosis altered my path ↗Matteo De Vuyst
  94. How burnout snuck up on me ↗Md Doulotuzzaman Xames
  95. How does Antarctic ice deform? ↗Bryan V. Riel
  96. How does glacier flow vary by season? ↗Lizz Ultee
  97. How migrating marine megafauna tracks with conservation ↗Leah R. Gerber, Katrina Joan Davis
  98. Hunt for tree rings could yield Africa’s first drought atlas ↗Paul Voosen
  99. Improve the stewardship of federal research funds ↗Jennifer K. Lodge, Richard Stanton
  100. In Mexico, a whale of a controversy over gas port ↗Alexa Robles-Gil

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