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Green investments need global standards and independent scientific review
- Kim Schumacher
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Research Highlight |
An elephant-nosed creature ‘lost to science’ was living just next door
The Somali elephant shrew, unseen by scientists for decades, is well-known to people in Djibouti’s rocky deserts.
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Where I Work |
Bridging the gap between biologists and physicists
Quantum engineer Clarice Aiello aims to discover how laws of quantum mechanics affect vision and other functions.
- Josie Glausiusz
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News Explainer |
The unequal scramble for coronavirus vaccines — by the numbers
Wealthy countries have already pre-ordered more than two billion doses.
- Ewen Callaway
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News |
Racism and harassment are common in field research — scientists are speaking up
Researchers call on universities to offer inclusive policies that make fieldwork safer.
- Giuliana Viglione
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Technology Feature |
Challenge to scientists: does your ten-year-old code still run?
Missing documentation and obsolete environments force participants in the Ten Years Reproducibility Challenge to get creative.
- Jeffrey M. Perkel
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Author Correction |
Author Correction: Molecular heterogeneity drives reconfigurable nematic liquid crystal drops
- Wei-Shao Wei
- , Yu Xia
- , Sophie Ettinger
- , Shu Yang
- & A. G. Yodh
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Publisher Correction |
Publisher Correction: A dynamically cold disk galaxy in the early Universe
- F. Rizzo
- , S. Vegetti
- , D. Powell
- , F. Fraternali
- , J. P. McKean
- , H. R. Stacey
- & S. D. M. White
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Publisher Correction |
Publisher Correction: The effect of large-scale anti-contagion policies on the COVID-19 pandemic
- Solomon Hsiang
- , Daniel Allen
- , Sébastien Annan-Phan
- , Kendon Bell
- , Ian Bolliger
- , Trinetta Chong
- , Hannah Druckenmiller
- , Luna Yue Huang
- , Andrew Hultgren
- , Emma Krasovich
- , Peiley Lau
- , Jaecheol Lee
- , Esther Rolf
- , Jeanette Tseng
- & Tiffany Wu
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Research Highlight |
An extinct reptile’s last meal shows it was a grip-and-tear killer
Fossilized ichthyosaur offers a prehistoric ‘Kinder Surprise’ for researchers.
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Research Highlight |
Electricity is achieved drop by drop
Rain-fuelled nanogenerators could power small electrical devices.
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News |
From ACTH to DNA: the rise of acronyms in research
More than one million abbreviations have been used in biomedical papers since 1950 — but just a fraction appear regularly.
- Giorgia Guglielmi
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News Q&A |
‘You can’t imagine the disaster we’re living in’: Lebanon’s researchers struggle to cope with explosion aftermath
Analytical chemist Najat Saliba describes the part scientists could play as investigations into the cause of Beirut’s devastating ammonium nitrate blast get under way.
- Rehab Abdalmohsen
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News Q&A |
'Heinous!': Coronavirus researcher shut down for Wuhan-lab link slams new funding restrictions
Peter Daszak, president of the research organization EcoHealth Alliance, describes how he has been caught in political cross-hairs over his partnership with a virology lab in China.
- Nidhi Subbaraman
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China’s research-misconduct rules target ‘paper mills’ that churn out fake studies
Measures to crack down harder on falsified work look good on paper, but critics say that enforcement will continue to be a problem.
- Smriti Mallapaty
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News |
Coronavirus research updates: Vaccines given through the nose could protect against infection
Nature wades through the literature on the new coronavirus — and summarizes key papers as they appear.
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Publisher Correction |
Publisher Correction: Cleavable comonomers enable degradable, recyclable thermoset plastics
- Peyton Shieh
- , Wenxu Zhang
- , Keith E. L. Husted
- , Samantha L. Kristufek
- , Boya Xiong
- , David J. Lundberg
- , Jet Lem
- , David Veysset
- , Yuchen Sun
- , Keith A. Nelson
- , Desiree L. Plata
- & Jeremiah A. Johnson
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Author Correction |
Author Correction: Microbiota modulate sympathetic neurons via a gut–brain circuit
- Paul A. Muller
- , Marc Schneeberger
- , Fanny Matheis
- , Putianqi Wang
- , Zachary Kerner
- , Anoj Ilanges
- , Kyle Pellegrino
- , Josefina del Mármol
- , Tiago B. R. Castro
- , Munehiro Furuichi
- , Matthew Perkins
- , Wenfei Han
- , Arka Rao
- , Amanda J. Pickard
- , Justin R. Cross
- , Kenya Honda
- , Ivan de Araujo
- & Daniel Mucida
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Author Correction |
Author Correction: Leveraging excited-state coherence for synthetic control of ultrafast dynamics
- Bryan C. Paulus
- , Sara L. Adelman
- , Lindsey L. Jamula
- & James K. McCusker
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Research Highlight |
Bustling seascapes risk collapse as the climate changes
A marine food web recreated in the laboratory provides a sobering look at ocean life in a warming world.
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Redirect military budgets to tackle climate change and pandemics
Governments should stop spending billions of dollars on weapons and protect citizens from the real threats they face.
- Denise Garcia
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News |
Destination, Mars! Pictures celebrate the launch of three bold missions
Nature’s pick of science images this month chronicles missions from the United Arab Emirates, China and the United States.
- Emma Stoye
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Article |
Structure of hepcidin-bound ferroportin reveals iron homeostatic mechanisms
- Christian B. Billesbølle
- , Caleigh M. Azumaya
- , Rachael C. Kretsch
- , Alexander S. Powers
- , Shane Gonen
- , Simon Schneider
- , Tara Arvedson
- , Ron O. Dror
- , Yifan Cheng
- & Aashish Manglik
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Correspondence |
Link Horizon Europe funding to real steps to gender equality
- Evanthia Kalpazidou Schmidt
- & Pavel V. Ovseiko
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Article |
PCNA activates the MutLγ endonuclease to promote meiotic crossing over
- Dhananjaya S. Kulkarni
- , Shannon N. Owens
- , Masayoshi Honda
- , Masaru Ito
- , Ye Yang
- , Mary W. Corrigan
- , Lan Chen
- , Aric L. Quan
- & Neil Hunter
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Research Highlight |
Medical bias poses a deadly threat for Black babies
Hospital records show a link between the doctor’s ethnicity and the risk of death for Black newborns.
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Correspondence |
Bolsonaro’s hostility has driven Brazil’s Indigenous peoples to the brink
- Renato Antunes dos Santos
- , Denise Osorio Severo
- & Maria da Graça Luderitz Hoefel
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News |
Pandemic on campus: tell us how your institution is coping
We want to hear how researchers and students are managing the start of term.
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Correspondence |
Author declaration: have you considered equity, diversity and inclusion?
- Daniela Christina Rößler
- , Stefan Lötters
- & Luis Fernando Marin Da Fonte
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Nature Podcast |
3D printing some of the world's lightest materials
A new way to shape aerogels opens up their use, and understanding how sulfur can change state between two liquids.
- Nick Howe
- & Shamini Bundell
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News & Views |
Neurodegenerative gene’s function is not all about those bases
A mutation in the C9orf72 gene is the most common genetic cause of two neurodegenerative diseases. A newly identified immunological function for the C9orf72 protein points to a potential therapeutic strategy for these diseases.
- Olivia Gautier
- & Aaron D. Gitler
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Article |
Quantum error correction of a qubit encoded in grid states of an oscillator
Quantum error correction of Gottesman–Kitaev–Preskill code states is realized experimentally in a superconducting quantum device.
- P. Campagne-Ibarcq
- , A. Eickbusch
- , S. Touzard
- , E. Zalys-Geller
- , N. E. Frattini
- , V. V. Sivak
- , P. Reinhold
- , S. Puri
- , S. Shankar
- , R. J. Schoelkopf
- , L. Frunzio
- , M. Mirrahimi
- & M. H. Devoret
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Matters Arising |
Reply to: APP gene copy number changes reflect exogenous contamination
- Ming-Hsiang Lee
- , Christine S. Liu
- , Yunjiao Zhu
- , Gwendolyn E. Kaeser
- , Richard Rivera
- , William J. Romanow
- , Yasuyuki Kihara
- & Jerold Chun
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Article |
Observation of superconducting diode effect
A superconducting diode that has zero resistance in only one direction is realized in an artificially engineered superlattice without inversion symmetry, enabling directional charge transport without energy loss.
- Fuyuki Ando
- , Yuta Miyasaka
- , Tian Li
- , Jun Ishizuka
- , Tomonori Arakawa
- , Yoichi Shiota
- , Takahiro Moriyama
- , Youichi Yanase
- & Teruo Ono
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News Feature |
The antibiotic paradox: why companies can’t afford to create life-saving drugs
Paratek Pharmaceuticals successfully brought a new antibiotic to the market. So why is the company’s long-term survival in question?
- Maryn McKenna
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Article |
Cold gas in the Milky Way’s nuclear wind
Observations of a cold molecular gas associated with the atomic hydrogen outflow from the centre of our Galaxy indicate that this gas has a surprisingly high mass but unclear origin.
- Enrico M. Di Teodoro
- , N. M. McClure-Griffiths
- , Felix J. Lockman
- & Lucia Armillotta
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Article |
Structure of LRRK2 in Parkinson’s disease and model for microtubule interaction
- C. K. Deniston
- , J. Salogiannis
- , S. Mathea
- , D. M. Snead
- , I. Lahiri
- , M. Matyszewski
- , O. Donosa
- , R. Watanabe
- , J. Böhning
- , A. K. Shiau
- , S. Knapp
- , E. Villa
- , S. L. Reck-Peterson
- & A. E. Leschziner
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Article |
Liquid–liquid transition and critical point in sulfur
Under high pressure, elemental sulfur shows a sharp density discontinuity that evolves with pressure and temperature and terminates at a critical point, indicating a first-order liquid–liquid phase transition.
- Laura Henry
- , Mohamed Mezouar
- , Gaston Garbarino
- , David Sifré
- , Gunnar Weck
- & Frédéric Datchi
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News & Views |
One-way supercurrent achieved in an electrically polar film
Diodes are devices that conduct electric current mainly in one direction. An electrically polar film that acts as a diode for superconducting current could lead to electronic devices that have ultralow power consumption.
- Toshiya Ideue
- & Yoshihiro Iwasa
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News |
Evidence lags behind excitement over blood plasma as a coronavirus treatment
Researchers call for more rigorous clinical trials as rumours abound that US regulators are considering widening access to the potential therapy.
- Heidi Ledford
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News & Views |
Cancer cells stock up in lymph vessels to survive
A cellular condition called oxidative stress can kill cancer cells. The finding that skin cancer cells evade such destruction using lipids acquired while passing through lymphatic vessels reveals a mechanism that boosts cancer spread.
- Barbara M. Grüner
- & Sarah-Maria Fendt
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Editorial |
Progress report on the coronavirus pandemic
In the first of a series of editorials, we look back at some of the key findings from scientists’ race to demystify SARS-CoV-2.
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News & Views |
Molecules in the blood of older people promote cancer spread
A molecule produced by the metabolism of proteins and fats has been found to accumulate in the blood of older people, and to endow cancer cells with the ability to spread from one site in the body to others.
- Hai Wang
- & Xiang H.-F. Zhang
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News |
Brazilian lawmakers in showdown to double science budget
President Jair Bolsonaro has threatened deep cuts to research budgets — now scientists hope legislation will give them protected funds.
- Jeff Tollefson
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Matters Arising |
APP gene copy number changes reflect exogenous contamination
- Junho Kim
- , Boxun Zhao
- , August Yue Huang
- , Michael B. Miller
- , Michael A. Lodato
- , Christopher A. Walsh
- & Eunjung Alice Lee
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News Round-Up |
COVID-19 immunity, scorching temperatures and telescope accident
The latest science news, in brief.
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Article |
Unique homeobox codes delineate all the neuron classes of C. elegans
Each one of the complete set of 118 neuron classes in Caenorhabditis elegans can be specified individually by the expression of unique combinations of homeodomain proteins.
- Molly B. Reilly
- , Cyril Cros
- , Erdem Varol
- , Eviatar Yemini
- & Oliver Hobert