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2,018 papers · page 20 of 21 · the most cited first · ← Science 2025

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  1. Strangling intellectual independence ↗Michael S. Harris
  2. Strategic foundations of science diplomacy ↗Maria H. Ivanova, Paul Arthur Berkman, Zakri Abdul Hamid et al.
  3. Stress drives a switch in sex preference ↗Bitna Joo, Kay M. Tye
  4. Strongest black hole collision yet resonates with Einstein ↗Adrian Cho
  5. Studies making lasting paradigm shifts are on the rise ↗Jeffrey Brainard
  6. Studies seek signs of consciousness before birth ↗Kelly Servick
  7. Taking flight ↗Melanie Ortiz Alvarez De La Campa
  8. Tales from the crypt ↗Andrew E. Curry
  9. Tariff war takes toll on labs in China ↗Richard Kevin Stone
  10. Tariffs imperil US–Canada precision agriculture ↗Asim Biswas
  11. Tasting opportunity ↗Hannah M. Rowland, Eve R. Schneider
  12. Texas dementia researchers cheer $3 billion initiative ↗Jennie Erin Smith
  13. Thank ketchup, and interbreeding, for your French fries ↗Erik Stokstad
  14. The Columbia deal is a tragic wake-up call ↗H. Holden Thorp
  15. The EPA’s shaken foundation ↗H. Christopher Frey
  16. The End of Everything (Astrophysically Speaking) The End of Everything (Astrophysically Speaking) Katie Mack Scribner 2021.256 pp. ↗
  17. The air as ecosystem Air-Borne: The Hidden History of the Life We Breathe Carl Zimmer Dutton, 2025. 496 pp. ↗Nathan H. Lents
  18. The ancestral genome’s tale The Trouble with Ancient DNA: Telling Stories of the Past with Genomic Science Anna Källén University of Chicago Press, 2025. 160 pp. ↗Kathrin Nägele
  19. The animal apothecaries Doctors by Nature: How Ants, Apes, and Other Animals Heal Themselves Jaap de Roode Princeton University Press, 2025. 264 pp. ↗John M. Drake
  20. The battle for Ukraine’s geological wealth ↗Richard Kevin Stone
  21. The boundless energy, and ego, of Luis Alvarez Collisions: A Physicist’s Journey from Hiroshima to the Death of the Dinosaurs Alec Nevala-Lee Norton, 2025. 352 pp. ↗Ananyo Bhattacharya
  22. The brain in motion Natural Neuroscience Nachum Ulanovsky MIT Press, 2025. 302 pp. ↗Alison M. Bell
  23. The burden of silence ↗Stephanie Bailey
  24. The cat diaspora out of Africa ↗Jonathan B. Losos
  25. The cellular basis for middle-age spread ↗Yong Geun Jeon, Jae Bum Kim
  26. The classroom door ↗Catherine Croft
  27. The complex role of brain cilia in feeding control ↗Anushweta Asthana, Peter K. Jackson
  28. The complicated legacy of antibiotics Dangerous Miracle Liam Shaw Simon & Schuster, 2025. 352 pp. ↗Audrey R. Glynn
  29. The cosmic time machine on Long Island winds down ↗Adrian Cho
  30. The cost of health ↗Lara M. Monteiro
  31. The end of human exceptionalism The Arrogant Ape: The Myth of Human Exceptionalism and Why It Matters Christine Webb Avery, 2025. 336 pp. ↗Barbara J. King
  32. The experiment I didn’t plan ↗Monika Gulia-Nuss
  33. The future of measles Booster Shots: The Urgent Lessons of Measles and the Uncertain Future of Children’s Health Adam Ratner Avery, 2025. 288 pp. ↗Arthur L. Caplan
  34. The green giant ↗Tim Appenzeller
  35. The impostor club ↗Anas Bedraoui
  36. The internet’s deepest infrastructure The Web Beneath the Waves Samanth Subramanian Columbia Global Reports, 2025. 128 pp. ↗Ananya
  37. The many misuses of the rape kit The Secret History of the Rape Kit: A True Crime Story Pagan Kennedy Vintage, 2025. 256 pp. ↗Deborah Blum
  38. The meaning of our meals How the World Eats: A Global Food Philosophy Julian Baggini Pegasus, 2025. 464 pp. ↗Stefania Pizzirani
  39. The mind of a predatory worm ↗Mohamed Morsi M. Ahmed, P. Robin Hiesinger
  40. The missing piece: Solving the 50-year puzzle of BMP synthesis in neurodegeneration ↗Uche N. Medoh
  41. The multifunctional immune system ↗Sarah Ross, Caroline Ash
  42. The next 100 days ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis
  43. The next best way to teach and learn The Teacher in the Machine: A Human History of Education Technology Anne Trumbore Princeton University Press, 2025. 240 pp. ↗Jonathan Wai
  44. The normalization of (almost) everything: Our minds can get used to anything, and even crises start feeling normal ↗Rachit Dubey
  45. The pandemic next time ↗Jon Cohen
  46. The perils of labor Hard Graft: Work, Health and Rights Cindy Sissokho, curator Wellcome Collection, London, UK; through 27 April 2025. ↗Caitjan Gainty
  47. The perils of paranormal investigations The Ghost Lab Matthew Hongoltz-Hetling PublicAffairs, 2025. 352 pp. ↗Jennifer Golbeck
  48. The power of reinvention ↗Iván M. Moya
  49. The problem with AI dialogue at scale—Response ↗Thomas H. Costello, Gordon Pennycook, David Gertler Rand
  50. The retina’s rhythm ↗Justin P. Kumar
  51. The role of organizations in fostering innovation ↗Imran Rasul
  52. The scent of a crowd ↗Niklas Schandry, Claude Becker
  53. The vaccine we all wear: Skin microbiota can be engineered into topical vaccines ↗Djenet Bousbaine
  54. The variable nature of sex Sex Is a Spectrum: The Biological Limits of the Binary Agustín Fuentes Princeton University Press, 2025. 216 pp. ↗Malin Ah‐King
  55. The vitality of old age Seven Decades Michael D. Gurven Princeton University Press, 2025. 536 pp. ↗Michael A. Goldman
  56. Thinning of DOE advisory bodies dismays researchers ↗Adrian Cho
  57. Thriving in perilous times Apocalypse: How Catastrophe Transformed Our World and Can Forge New Futures Lizzie Wade Harper, 2025. 320 pp. ↗Erle C. Ellis
  58. Time to laugh ↗Lindsey Smith Taillie
  59. Torn between two worlds ↗Georgina Kirby
  60. Toward science-based conviction criteria to deter wildlife crime ↗Ruocheng Hu, Shuangqi Liu, Lingyun Xiao et al.
  61. Tracking magma with earthquakes ↗Virginie Pinel
  62. Trade-offs and human adaptation at the extremes ↗Katherine McVay, Amy Goldberg
  63. Trump budget proposes killing nursing research institute ↗Meredith Wadman
  64. Trump names AI-focused team as leaders of his science office ↗Jeffrey D. Mervis
  65. Trump slashes studies of online lies—and how to counter them ↗Kai Kupferschmidt
  66. Tumors may get energy boost from nerve cells’ mitochondria ↗Mitch Leslie
  67. Turning down the outrage Outraged: Why We Fight About Morality and Politics and How to Find Common Ground Kurt Gray Pantheon, 2025. 368 pp. ↗Sean M. Laurent
  68. U.S. cancels hunt for signs of cosmic inflation ↗Adrian Y. Cho
  69. U.S. researchers speak up in local newspapers ↗Katie Langin
  70. U.S. study of Scandinavian prison model expands ↗Jennifer Couzin-Frankel
  71. US disregards scientific consensus on race ↗Joseph L. Graves, Alan H. Goodman, Stacy C. Farina et al.
  72. US must support chemistry research ↗Karen N. Allen, P. B. Armentrout, Clifford E. Berkman et al.
  73. US policies undermine climate change efforts ↗Changdong Wang, Jingli Yang
  74. US scientists must stand together ↗Anita Simha, Gaurav S. Kandlikar
  75. US should expand EIA requirements ↗Sean Paul Powers, John C. Lehrter
  76. US tariffs jeopardize medicine supply chains ↗Giona Casiraghi, Georges Andres, Frank Schweitzer et al.
  77. Unbiased discovery of neuronal architectures ↗Jordan W. Squair, Michael A. Skinnider, Grégoire Courtine
  78. Uncertainty abounds, what now? The Art of Uncertainty: How to Navigate Chance, Ignorance, Risk, and Luck David Spiegelhalter Norton, 2025. 336 pp. ↗Dov S. Greenbaum, Mark Gerstein
  79. Understanding nature and nurture: Statistical and AI innovations uncover how genes and environment shape human health ↗Jiacheng Miao
  80. Underwater light show heralds highest energy neutrino ↗Daniel Clery
  81. Unsteady ground ↗Cherie J. Westbrook
  82. Uphold US-Canada science ↗Rémi Quirion
  83. Upwelling that lasted millions of years ↗Yair Rosenthal, Anya V. Hess
  84. Urban pests traveled with ancient humans ↗Jason Munshi‐South, Ann M. Evankow
  85. Vaccinations for all Fair Doses Seth Berkley University of California Press, 2025. 408 pp. ↗Arthur L. Caplan
  86. Values remain a mystery to many economists The Price of Our Values Augustin Landier and David Thesmar University of Chicago Press, 2025. 232 pp. ↗George F. DeMartino
  87. Valuing women’s work Patriarchy Inc.: What We Get Wrong About Gender Equality—and Why Men Still Win at Work Cordelia Fine Norton, 2025. 352 pp. What’s on Her Mind: The Mental Workload of Family Life Allison Daminger Princeton University Press, 2025. 248 pp. ↗Leah Ruppanner
  88. Vegetation steers a river’s path ↗Jim Pizzuto
  89. Very good dogs Lab Dog: What Global Science Owes American Beagles Brad Bolman University of Chicago Press, 2025. 384 pp. ↗Barbara J. King
  90. Virtual reality rewrites rules of the swarm ↗Camille Buhl, Stephen James Simpson
  91. Vote by Dutch lawmakers threatens major primate research center ↗Martin Enserink
  92. Warm, humid ‘atmospheric rivers’ threaten Antarctica ↗Tim Vernimmen
  93. Warming threatens fragile pact over Indus River waters ↗Sushmita Pathak
  94. Was a blob of dark matter spotted in the Milky Way? ↗Daniel Clery
  95. Watching electronic ice melt ↗Sandeep Joy, Brian John Skinner
  96. West Philippine Sea dispute threatens sea life ↗Adrian A. Mabalay
  97. What to Expect When You're Dead: An Ancient Tour of Death and the Afterlife What to Expect When You're Dead: An Ancient Tour of Death and the Afterlife Robert Garland Princeton University Press, 2025, 344 pp. ↗
  98. When trainees seek other paths How to Mentor Anyone in Academia Maria LaMonaca Wisdom Princeton University Press, 2025. 280 pp. ↗Jonathan Wai
  99. When ‘we’ turns wicked ↗Sorin M. S. Krammer
  100. Where does all the water go? ↗T. Taira, Roland Bürgmann

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