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  1. (2026/07/24)Personalized gene therapy relieves severe epilepsy in two boys
  2. (2026/07/24)Briefing Chat: Baby <i>T. rex</i> were killers from birth, suggest new fossils
  3. (2026/07/23)What <i>The Odyssey</i> reveals about ancient science — from botany to psychiatry
  4. (2026/07/23)Could small-team science be dying out?
  5. (2026/07/23)International PhD students to face strict limits on time in the US
  6. (2026/07/23)Breathalyser can tell if you are burning fat from a single exhalation
  7. (2026/07/23)How does Make America Healthy Again hold up against scientific scrutiny?
  8. (2026/07/23)Humanity spoke thousands of languages at the dawn of farming — now many of them are lost
  9. (2026/07/23)Daily briefing: Orcas smash sunfish to smithereens
  10. (2026/07/23)This El Niño is set to be the largest on record by a ‘mind-blowing margin’
  11. (2026/07/23)Rising stars of mathematics awarded prestigious 2026 Fields Medal
  12. (2026/07/22)Electronic-resonance enhanced molecule for perovskite solar cells
  13. (2026/07/22)RNA synthesis and substrate analog inhibition in the CCHFV polymerase
  14. (2026/07/22)What counts as a moon? Huge ‘exosatellite’ sparks debate
  15. (2026/07/22)How do quantum computers work?
  16. (2026/07/22)Structures and inhibition of the Crimean–Congo haemorrhagic fever virus polymerase
  17. (2026/07/22)CRISPR–Cas regulates expression of embedded anti-phage defence systems
  18. (2026/07/22)Non-epitaxial perovskite polariton laser diode operating under direct current
  19. (2026/07/22)Prior therapy defines mutation profiles in childhood cancer at relapse
  20. (2026/07/22)Structural basis of the RNA-editing cascade in trypanosome mitochondria
  21. (2026/07/22)Insulator-free topological photonic multi-lane highways
  22. (2026/07/22)Planetary-mass exosatellite detected around the substellar companion of a star
  23. (2026/07/22)Tertiary lymphoid structures harbour stem-like tumour-specific T cells
  24. (2026/07/22)A vector-based strategy for olfactory navigation in <i>Drosophila</i>
  25. (2026/07/22)Precise DNA base editing using AlphaFold3-based contact modelling
  26. (2026/07/22)AI-redesigned starting points and outcomes enhance protein evolution
  27. (2026/07/22)The planktonic microbiome of the Great Barrier Reef
  28. (2026/07/22)A global molecular code for birth order and neuronal identity in <i>Drosophila</i>
  29. (2026/07/22)Subnuclear genome compartmentalization controls bivalent chromatin activity
  30. (2026/07/22)Non-Gaussian statistics of the order parameter across a phase transition
  31. (2026/07/22)Imaging of nanoscale polar textures in quantum paraelectric SrTiO<sub>3</sub>
  32. (2026/07/22)Exceptional brain and ecological diversity in the earliest snakes
  33. (2026/07/22)Brown bullhead catfish melanoma represents a novel transmissible cancer
  34. (2026/07/22)Semiconducting and magnetic lanthanide MXenes from intercalated halides
  35. (2026/07/22)Efficient and precise programmable DNA knock-in without double-strand breaks
  36. (2026/07/22)Mapping drivers of life expectancy change in Asia from 1990 to 2023
  37. (2026/07/22)Genetic background sets the trajectory of experimental cancer evolution
  38. (2026/07/22)A radical approach to making C-glycoside molecules
  39. (2026/07/22)Eyes upturned towards infinity
  40. (2026/07/22)Here’s what’s next for the Artemis II astronauts
  41. (2026/07/22)How to use AI to make a graphical abstract in minutes
  42. (2026/07/22)‘Good design takes mastery’: scientific illustrators sketch out AI’s future
  43. (2026/07/22)AI identifies interactions in CRISPR complexes to improve specificity of DNA editing
  44. (2026/07/22)Background genetics and new mutations interact to direct cancer evolution
  45. (2026/07/22)Air conditioning is not enough to keep people cool — can scientists find an alternative?
  46. (2026/07/22)Three tips to avoid AI image mistakes in science
  47. (2026/07/22)Fly neurons carry a molecular ‘timestamp’ that encodes their birth order
  48. (2026/07/22)Geomagnetic storms caused by solar wind might be more extreme than previously thought
  49. (2026/07/22)The heart has a ‘little brain’ — and it protects against stress
  50. (2026/07/22)Polio should have been eradicated by now. What’s plan B?
  51. (2026/07/22)Daily briefing: Can the world finally eradicate polio?
  52. (2026/07/22)Rare contagious cancer discovered in wild catfish
  53. (2026/07/22)Celebrating <i>Nature</i>’s covers — past, present and future
  54. (2026/07/22)Regional drivers and contributors to changes in life expectancy across Asia
  55. (2026/07/21)Are boldness and belligerence related?
  56. (2026/07/21)Faintest planet ever spotted from Earth has been hiding in plain sight
  57. (2026/07/21)Moving floors keep buildings from swaying with the wind
  58. (2026/07/21)Oil and gas drilling is shifting to the deep sea — here’s what is at stake
  59. (2026/07/21)New hope in the fight against cachexia — cancer’s deadly co-conspirator
  60. (2026/07/21)Ten years of mapping gene expression in tissues
  61. (2026/07/21)Seven ways endurance sports have taught me to be a better researcher
  62. (2026/07/21)Does China’s latest AI model finally equal US rivals? What scientists think
  63. (2026/07/21)Don’t let AI steal all the joy: what scientists won’t give up to chatbots
  64. (2026/07/21)Daily briefing: Baby <i>T. rex </i>were tiny but deadly
  65. (2026/07/20)Detailed maps of European wetlands reveal overlooked patches of ecosystems
  66. (2026/07/20)Why some trees never come back after rainforests are cleared
  67. (2026/07/20)Daily briefing: How to nail an industry interview
  68. (2026/07/20)Smuggling charges against NIH virologists trigger political uproar
  69. (2026/07/20)The science of foresight: how to future-proof your research
  70. (2026/07/20)Huge study finds first genetic clues for borderline personality disorder
  71. (2026/07/20)My job interviews for industry positions are going nowhere. How do I make myself stand out?
  72. (2026/07/17)Briefing Chat: Sweet! Elusive sugar molecules found in space
  73. (2026/07/17)Wearable sensors on the face are invisible to the eye
  74. (2026/07/17)Why pain hurts more when we’re lonely, and the myth of original sin: Books in brief
  75. (2026/07/17)Can giant space mirrors boost green energy on Earth? A start-up aims to find out

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