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2,018 papers · page 18 of 21 · the most cited first · ← Science 2025

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  1. In defense of silly science The Salmon Cannon And The Levitating Frog Carly Anne York Basic Books, 2025. 288 pp. ↗Christopher Kemp
  2. In defense of the know-it-all On Pedantry Arnoud S. Q. Visser Princeton University Press, 2025. 344 pp. ↗Jonathan Wai
  3. In search of the female form Immaculate Forms: A History of the Female Body in Four Parts Helen King Basic Books, 2025. 480 pp. ↗Tara Mulder
  4. In the ashes ↗Warren Cornwall
  5. India’s ocean exploration undermines climate goals ↗Ayush Mistry
  6. Indonesia’s new capital poses public health risks ↗Dyna Rochmyaningsih
  7. Infrared space telescope will probe ‘inflation’ after Big Bang ↗Daniel Clery
  8. Integrated prostheses restore dynamic movement ↗Lee E. Fisher
  9. International commitment to safe nuclear reactors ↗Lisa Marshall
  10. International commitment to safe nuclear reactors—Response ↗Richard Kemp, Edwin S. Lyman, Mark Deinert et al.
  11. Interstellar visitors: Smoking and nonsmoking ↗Andy Lawrence
  12. Invisible matter, invisible brains? ↗Andy Lawrence
  13. Is Indonesia’s rice farming megaproject doomed to fail? ↗Dyna Rochmyaningsih
  14. Isolated atoms, but entangled ↗Guido Pupillo, Gavin K. Brennen
  15. James Watson: A flawed titan of science ↗Jon Cohen
  16. Japan wires up offshore trenches to warn of ruptures ↗Paul Voosen
  17. Judge’s ruling leaves NIH’s move to abruptly slash grants in limbo ↗David A. Malakoff
  18. Kiss, shrink, run ↗Katharina Lichter
  19. Knowledge for two When Everyone Knows That Everyone Knows… Steven Pinker Scribner, 2025. 384 pp. ↗Jeremy Goodman, Chaz Firestone
  20. Lab mice can now have periods like humans ↗Holly Barker
  21. Landmark bioweapons pact needs upgrade, researchers say ↗Richard Kevin Stone
  22. Lawsuit challenges DOE indirect costs cut ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis
  23. Leading a lab, and all it entails Labwork To Leadership Jen Heemstra Harvard University Press, 2025. 328 pp. ↗Jonathan Wai
  24. Learning from my stutter ↗Peter Deak
  25. Leprosy was an American scourge long before Europeans arrived ↗Michael Holton Price
  26. Lessons from Lebanon ↗Peter Kfoury
  27. Lined up for entanglement ↗E. S. Moiseev, Kai Wang
  28. Listening to the languages of nature Life on a Little-Known Planet Elizabeth Kolbert Crown, 2025. 320 pp. ↗Gillian Bowser
  29. Long-lived gamma ray burst puzzles astronomers ↗Daniel Clery
  30. Longevity steps on the cGAS ↗John C. Martinez, Andrei Seluanov, Vera Gorbunova
  31. Losing ground ↗Warren Cornwall
  32. Losing protection ↗Martin Enserink
  33. Make the census voluntary? Bad idea, say statisticians ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis
  34. Mapping a complex evolutionary history ↗Simon Gravel
  35. Mars mania and the making of scientific authority The Martians: The True Story of an Alien Craze That Captured Turn-of-the-Century America David Baron Liveright, 2025. 336 pp. ↗Dov S. Greenbaum
  36. Mars rover detects long-chain carbon molecules ↗Paul Voosen
  37. Meditations on memory How to Change a Memory Steve Ramirez Princeton University Press, 2025. 256 pp. ↗Gisella Vetere
  38. Microbe with tiny genome may evolve into a virus ↗Christie L. Wilcox
  39. Mind reader? ↗Jonathan Moens
  40. Minuscule vibrations, uncovered ↗Toma Susi
  41. Missed connections So Very Small: How Humans Discovered the Microcosmos, Defeated Germs—and May Still Lose the War Against Infectious Disease Thomas Levenson Random House, 2025. 448 pp. ↗Tara C. Smith
  42. Mitochondria hoard folate to starve a parasite ↗Anu Suomalainen, Joni Nikkanen
  43. Moiré eyes detect the dim ↗D. A. Bandurin
  44. Molecular fossils show how life survived Snowball Earth ↗Elise M. Cutts
  45. More than a miracle Planning Miracles Jon Cohen Knopf, 2025. 448 pp. ↗Caitlin Rivers
  46. Moving past the detractors ↗Lan Nguyen Chaplin
  47. Mutualism—here, there, and everywhere The Call Of The Honeyguide Rob Dunn Basic Books, 2025. 352 pp. ↗Dale W. Jamieson
  48. My Ph.D. pregnancy ↗Blessing O. Okosun
  49. My family’s sacrifice sustains me ↗Uzoma Ajugwe
  50. My lucky detour ↗Henry C. Henson
  51. My not-so-favorite year ↗H. Holden Thorp
  52. NIH dismantles training pipeline for Deaf researchers ↗Phie Jacobs
  53. NIH funding policy deals new blow to HIV trial networks ↗Sara Reardon
  54. NSF director resigns amid cuts to grants and staff reductions ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis
  55. NSF pares back grant-review process to ease workload ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis
  56. National Academies adopts new business model amid financial storm ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis
  57. National Academies on brink of dramatic downsizing ↗Meredith Wadman
  58. National assessments in verse ↗Rida Ismail, Ana Brenda Guzovsky, Giovana Rosa Gameiro et al.
  59. Navigating the complexity of touch ↗Paul D. Marasco
  60. Neural compass in the sky ↗Yue-Qing Zhou, James J. Knierim
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  72. New antivenom is a ‘potential game changer’ for snakebites ↗Christie L. Wilcox
  73. New books from outer space, future Earth, and close to home Notes on Infinity Austin Taylor , Celadon Books, 2025, 400 pp. Endling , Maria Reva , Doubleday, 2025, 352 pp. Dengue Boy , Michel Nieva, translated by Rahul Bery , Astra House, 2025, 224 pp. Terrestrial History , Joe Mungo Reed , Norton, 2025, 256 pp. Luminous , Silvia Park , Simon & Schuster, 2025, 400 pp. One Yellow Eye , Leigh Radford , Gallery Books, 2025, 352 pp. Esperance , Adam Oyebanji , DAW, 2025, 432 pp. Atmosphere , Taylor Jenkins Reid , Ballantine Books, 2025, 352 pp. The Dream Hotel , Laila Lalami , Pantheon, 2025, 336 pp. ↗Allessandra DiCorato, Amanda Alvarez, Maddie Bender et al.
  74. New clues found about the assembly of life’s first proteins ↗Robert F. Service
  75. New complexity emerges in Earth’s ‘boring’ middle region ↗Paul Voosen
  76. New data fill long-standing gaps in the study of policing ↗Dean Knox, Jonathan Mummolo
  77. New head of NIH institute has close ties to JD Vance ↗Jocelyn Kaiser
  78. New materials could supercharge computer memory chips ↗Robert F. Service
  79. New museum bolsters China’s controversial claim to Pacific languages ↗Marcel Hobma
  80. New scheme for overhead payments faces doubts ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis
  81. New study fuels debate over lifesaving antibiotic strategy for children in Africa ↗Gretchen Vogel
  82. New tool could make mosquito control simpler and easier ↗Kai Kupferschmidt
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  99. NextGen Voices: 2025 and 2050, in haiku ↗Rayane da Cruz Albino, Yana Suchikova, Gustavo R. Gameiro et al.
  100. NextGen Voices: National Assessments in Verse ↗

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