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  1. (2026/10/07)A guide to Nature Index tables
  2. (2026/10/07)Nobel Prizes 2026: brain switches, ‘ghost’ particle hunter, and 'the chemistry of life'
  3. (2026/10/07)How we ditched presentations and embraced silence in our lab meetings
  4. (2026/10/07)Blend
  5. (2026/10/07)Semiconductors pushed into insulator territory
  6. (2026/10/07)Genome accessibility reveals disease risk that gene expression misses
  7. (2026/10/07)Nuclear clocks tick for the first time
  8. (2026/10/07)Retrofitted LLM can count the letter ‘i’s in ‘artificial intelligence’
  9. (2026/10/07)Why sound, strong science alone isn’t enough in pandemic preparedness
  10. (2026/10/07)‘When prevention disappears, infections rise’: can the world still end AIDS?
  11. (2026/10/07)Gut microbes that trace ancient human journeys
  12. (2026/10/07)An early predecessor to mammals could swim, suckle and swallow
  13. (2026/10/07)Can your brain grow new neurons? How researchers are solving a century-old puzzle
  14. (2026/10/07)Australia’s bush fires got worse after British colonization — this is why
  15. (2026/10/07)Why we must advocate for proper care on the frontlines of the Ebola outbreak
  16. (2026/10/07)Revealed: how this common gut microbe protects against heart disease
  17. (2026/10/07)OpenAI posts 700 maths preprints online: mathematicians are up in arms
  18. (2026/10/07)How to control where semiconductor crystals start growing
  19. (2026/10/07)Chemistry Nobel for solving mystery of how ‘handed’ organic molecules can emerge
  20. (2026/10/07)Observation of relativistic bond weakening in seaborgium hexacarbonyl
  21. (2026/10/07)RNA catalysis emerges from dynamic structural ensembles
  22. (2026/10/07)A thorium-229 optical nuclear clock with feedback loop
  23. (2026/10/07)Structural basis for regulating lipopolysaccharide transmembrane transport
  24. (2026/10/07)A nuclear clock synchronized to <sup>229</sup>Th
  25. (2026/10/07)Hydrogen bonding in water under extreme confinement
  26. (2026/10/07)Alveolar stem cells transdifferentiate to drive bronchiolar regeneration
  27. (2026/10/07)Experimental observation of critical topology
  28. (2026/10/07)Prehistoric global migration of vanishing gut microbes with humans
  29. (2026/10/07)A preinvasive regulatory T cell axis for lung cancer interception
  30. (2026/10/07)Mechanism of spliceosome termination
  31. (2026/10/07)A 7-eV bandgap semiconductor based on silicon-doped α-(Al<sub><i>x</i></sub>Ga<sub>1−<i>x</i></sub>)<sub>2</sub>O<sub>3</sub>
  32. (2026/10/07)Overcoming key challenges in the evolutionary transition to multicellularity
  33. (2026/10/07)tRNA dosage regulates lineage dependency and resistance in prostate cancer
  34. (2026/10/07)A chiral superlattice route to spin-split topological antiferromagnetism
  35. (2026/10/07)Dynamics of human cardiogenesis and its disruption in trisomy 21
  36. (2026/10/07)Australia’s current wildfire crisis linked to colonial land-use change
  37. (2026/10/07)Retrofitting language models to operate over bytes
  38. (2026/10/07)Spatially deterministic nucleation of 2D semiconductors by etching flux
  39. (2026/10/07)A split attractor design for rapidly writing a navigational goal
  40. (2026/10/07)Cryo-EM structure of a methanogen nitrogenase–PII protein supercomplex
  41. (2026/10/07)A Jurassic mammaliaform swimmer and transformation of the mammalian pharynx
  42. (2026/10/07)Human lung organoid modelling of tissue-resident antiviral T cell responses
  43. (2026/10/07)A gut microbial odd-chain fatty acid alleviates atherosclerosis in mice
  44. (2026/10/07)Observation of critical topological phase transition
  45. (2026/10/07)5-oxoETE links redox control of epithelial damage detection and resilience
  46. (2026/10/06)Author Correction: Anodic Pd membrane H<sub>2</sub> extraction enhances thermochemical dehydrogenation
  47. (2026/10/06)Maintaining global science collaboration during conflict requires fairer rules
  48. (2026/10/06)The Solar System could die one billion times earlier than thought
  49. (2026/10/06)The Great Barrier Reef requires special attention in the developing super El Niño
  50. (2026/10/06)Scientists take a radiometer for a spin in a hot-air balloon
  51. (2026/10/06)Preprints must not leak sensitive research information
  52. (2026/10/06)Unprecedented hole opened up in Antarctic winter sea ice
  53. (2026/10/06)AI could undermine scientific independence in subtle ways
  54. (2026/10/06)Astronomy’s ‘adrenaline junkies’: Nobel prize captures the thrill of neutrino physics
  55. (2026/10/06)Rising numbers of Asian and African PhD students choose to study in China
  56. (2026/10/06)How digital breakdowns affect supply chains — and endanger the global economy
  57. (2026/10/06)Daily briefing: Physics Nobel for founder of neutrino-hunting observatory
  58. (2026/10/06)Strong evidence that ‘baryon junctions’ give proton its identity
  59. (2026/10/06)Why smart glasses are about to create a major privacy crisis
  60. (2026/10/06)Cells, who needs them? Biochemists turn to proteins in a tube
  61. (2026/10/06)Circular DNA exposes a weakness in cancer cells
  62. (2026/10/06)Flu season could kick off ‘incredibly’ early — what scientists are watching
  63. (2026/10/06)Nobel physics prize awarded for detection of cosmic neutrinos
  64. (2026/10/06)Brain organoids grafted into cortex-free mice will advance human brain research
  65. (2026/10/06)How to mobilize the agile science needed in a crisis
  66. (2026/10/05)‘What took them so long?’ This year’s medicine Nobel winner is overdue
  67. (2026/10/05)The top cancer success stories of the past 50 years, by the numbers
  68. (2026/10/05)Daily briefing: Medicine Nobel prize goes to optogenetics
  69. (2026/10/05)Medicine Nobel awarded for brain ‘switch’ that controls neurons with light
  70. (2026/10/05)How big tech is building a military–industrial complex in the age of AI
  71. (2026/10/05)AI biohazard hype must not divert attention from the real risks we face now
  72. (2026/10/02)Location, location, location: how to edit genes only in the cells you want
  73. (2026/10/02)‘Learning about physics changed my life’: author Hernan Diaz on his new novel <i>Ply</i>
  74. (2026/10/02)How to respond to hate speech without fuelling it further
  75. (2026/10/02)Stunning fossil shows dinosaurs’ distinctive path to flight

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