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  1. (2026/11/13)Chinese graduate students are now choosing to stay closer to home
  2. (2026/11/13)Accept all changes
  3. (2026/11/13)This AI ‘mechanic’ can peer inside the black box of other neural networks
  4. (2026/11/13)Is the climate totally cooked? What the data say
  5. (2026/11/12)Found: a protein that drives ageing without unleashing inflammation
  6. (2026/11/12)This little brown mushroom is laced with a hallucinogen — and lethal toxins
  7. (2026/11/12)Who needs sex? Kelp reproduce asexually when no mate is nearby
  8. (2026/11/12)Author Correction: SLAMF6 as a drug-targetable suppressor of T cell immunity against cancer
  9. (2026/11/12)Record-breaking Ebola outbreak: phone data reconstruct first weeks of spread
  10. (2026/11/12)Massive atlas of brain region linked to a host of diseases is the most detailed yet
  11. (2026/11/12)RSV vaccines slash infections: data show jabs’ staggering success against dangerous virus
  12. (2026/11/12)Novel CRISPR therapy is poised to gain first FDA approval to alter genes inside the body
  13. (2026/11/11)Rattlesnakes have personalities too — to venomous effect
  14. (2026/11/11)Iconic first image of black hole holds up to scrutiny
  15. (2026/11/11)Too dry for cacti: extreme droughts could push iconic species to extinction
  16. (2026/11/11)Getting a grasp on the global wildlife trade
  17. (2026/11/11)Efficient catalyst-controlled C–H arylation of arenes
  18. (2026/11/11)A guide to Nature Index tables
  19. (2026/11/11)Even giant anteaters in remote Brazil have microplastics in their blood
  20. (2026/11/11)Microplastics change the colour of the sea near the Great Pacific Garbage Patch
  21. (2026/11/11)Salty grains in Saturn’s outermost ring formed from the slow freeze of plumes from the moon Enceladus
  22. (2026/11/11)Daily briefing: Should old, bad science be culled from the literature?
  23. (2026/11/11)Cacti are severely threatened by drought in a warming world
  24. (2026/11/11)Extraordinary materials shaped by the principles of complex networks
  25. (2026/11/11)DeepMind’s ultra-powerful AI for genome mapping wows scientists
  26. (2026/11/11)Proteins that form the nuclear pore barrier move like liquids
  27. (2026/11/11)How to avoid aliens and live
  28. (2026/11/11)Earth’s early history told by 3.9-billion-year-old rocks from northern China
  29. (2026/11/11)Biotech innovations are an opportunity to limit climate change
  30. (2026/11/11)How I balance my life as a professional surfer and a university researcher
  31. (2026/11/11)Hideki Shirakawa obituary: chemist who showed that plastics can conduct electricity
  32. (2026/11/11)Give biologists the space to be curious, not just better tools
  33. (2026/11/11)Anthropic bought a one-person, AI-powered biotech: is this drug discovery’s future?
  34. (2026/11/11)Move over BMI: new obesity definition is better for predicting your health
  35. (2026/11/11)New culprit in early Alzheimer’s: blood–brain barrier blocks protective proteins
  36. (2026/11/11)AI’s energy paradox: will the AI boom strain energy systems or be the source of solutions?
  37. (2026/11/11)Retractions of old papers are on the rise: when should bad science be culled?
  38. (2026/11/11)Author or just ‘acknowledged’? How women are not gaining full credit for research
  39. (2026/11/11)Engineered bacteria are weaning farms away from synthetic fertilizers
  40. (2026/11/11)Proposed approach for diagnosing obesity outperforms old method
  41. (2026/11/11)Personal incentives for public officials drove a drop in China’s fertility
  42. (2026/11/11)Can green technologies deliver energy security in an unstable world?
  43. (2026/11/11)Human replisomes direct a dedicated leading-strand primase for fork restart
  44. (2026/11/11)Bureaucratic incentives shaped effectiveness of the one-child policy in China
  45. (2026/11/11)Validation of clinical and preclinical obesity across global cohorts
  46. (2026/11/11)<i>UNC13A</i> splice correction rescues synaptic dysfunction induced by TDP-43 loss
  47. (2026/11/11)NRF2 is a mechanosensitive checkpoint for NLRP3 inflammasome activation
  48. (2026/11/11)Non-halogen aqueous electrolytes for four-electron iodine conversion
  49. (2026/11/11)Bistable regulation of adipocyte heterogeneity governs thermogenesis
  50. (2026/11/11)Epigenetic heterogeneity in breast tumours informs diagnosis and prognosis
  51. (2026/11/11)A plant RNA-binding protein senses 2′,3′-cNMP produced by insect effectors
  52. (2026/11/11)Flexible rubber blades for tidal turbines
  53. (2026/11/11)Hadean mantle depletion and 3.95-Gyr subduction implied by North China rocks
  54. (2026/11/11)Human land use drives microplastic abundance in terrestrial wildlife
  55. (2026/11/11)Transient nuclear softening for zygotic gene activation in mice
  56. (2026/11/11)Suppression of epithelial proliferation and tumorigenesis by IgA
  57. (2026/11/11)Evolutionary dynamics in the years preceding acute myeloid leukaemia
  58. (2026/11/11)Scale-rich network-based metamaterials
  59. (2026/11/11)The molecular basis of replication fork restart via repriming by PRIMPOL
  60. (2026/11/11)Domain-alteration chimeras rewire oncogenic complexes in prostate cancer
  61. (2026/11/11)Glycosylation and importins liquefy the FG barrier in live nuclear pores
  62. (2026/11/11)Severe drought and warming increase the extinction risk of cacti
  63. (2026/11/11)Low-power 2D CFETs using single-crystal high-<i>κ</i> dielectrics
  64. (2026/11/11)Independent interferometric observable confirms black hole shadow in M87*
  65. (2026/11/11)Mitochondrial protein import defects enhance tumour immunogenicity
  66. (2026/11/11)Metasurface waveguides for all-day augmented reality glasses
  67. (2026/11/10)PhD funding mechanisms should protect the right to disagree with supervisors
  68. (2026/11/10)A practically perfect plesiosaur
  69. (2026/11/10)Chile’s postdoc rules risk driving talent away
  70. (2026/11/10)Students need AI-free spaces to learn core skills
  71. (2026/11/10)Why your physics project needs an anthropologist
  72. (2026/11/10)California votes to give record $8.4 billion to medical research
  73. (2026/11/10)Daily briefing: Where academic freedom is declining — and where it’s on the rise
  74. (2026/11/10)How microbes can secure the critical minerals the world needs
  75. (2026/11/10)Mongolia’s iconic grasslands are in crisis — invisible fungi could help save them

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