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  1. (2026/10/21)<i>De novo</i> design of enantioselective artificial metalloenzyme photocatalysts
  2. (2026/10/21)Scientists put a salt marsh in a giant wave-machine: here's what they learned
  3. (2026/10/21)Author Correction: Catalyst-free, microdroplet-mediated waste plastic conversion to diacids
  4. (2026/10/21)To heal sick cities, scientists and residents must work together
  5. (2026/10/21)An AI tool improves weather forecasts up to a month ahead
  6. (2026/10/21)Using AI to offer personalized health advice
  7. (2026/10/21)Global emissions slow — but world hurtles towards 2 °C of warming
  8. (2026/10/21)Huge mapping study reveals how your brain tracks what your body is feeling
  9. (2026/10/21)Plastics embedded with enzymes degrade readily in the sea
  10. (2026/10/21)The Bursar
  11. (2026/10/21)This is what the mysterious Denisovans looked like
  12. (2026/10/21)Can plants defend coasts against storms?
  13. (2026/10/21)Worms live longer in cool conditions thanks to a muscle-derived molecule
  14. (2026/10/21)Cave stalagmites document global patterns in monsoon rainfall over the past 450,000 years
  15. (2026/10/21)Large-scale single crystals printed layer by layer
  16. (2026/10/21)A single antimatter particle in a cage opens door to ‘revolutionary’ physics
  17. (2026/10/21)Robert Williamson obituary: geneticist who mapped genes for muscular dystrophy and cystic fibrosis
  18. (2026/10/21)Fabric user interface can be worn on your sleeve — and machine-washed
  19. (2026/10/21)How tech billionaires are disrupting biomedical science
  20. (2026/10/21)How a new wave of science philanthropists can have the greatest impact
  21. (2026/10/21)Multimodal precision diagnostics in clinical xenotransplantation
  22. (2026/10/21)The contribution of salt marshes to wave attenuation during extreme storms
  23. (2026/10/21)Zeolite-catalysed olefin carbonylation based on tuning spatial confinement
  24. (2026/10/21)Cold activates a BH2 metabolic network promoting longevity and proteostasis
  25. (2026/10/21)WEE1 opposes APC/C<sup>CDH1</sup> activity to promote S phase entry
  26. (2026/10/21)A single archaeon couples long-chain fatty acid oxidation to methanogenesis
  27. (2026/10/21)An environmentally regulated dichotomy in cell lineages of the root
  28. (2026/10/21)CD51 delineates functionally distinct astrocyte subtypes in neural circuits
  29. (2026/10/21)Persistent neuronal stress signalling underlies Angelman syndrome phenotypes
  30. (2026/10/21)Structural basis for protocadherin-1 recognition by New World hantaviruses
  31. (2026/10/21)GRP75-dependent SIMPA mediates inter-organellar quality control
  32. (2026/10/21)Programmable design of functional proteins from natural language
  33. (2026/10/21)Octupole-driven spin torque switching of antiferromagnetic tunnel junctions
  34. (2026/10/21)Amazon carbon emissions driven by human actions amplified by droughts
  35. (2026/10/21)The proteome of Middle Pleistocene Xujiayao and common Denisovan morphology
  36. (2026/10/21)Functional architecture of the human insula
  37. (2026/10/21)Touch-sensing digital pixel fibre enables interactive garment GUI
  38. (2026/10/21)Drought and disease trigger novel interactions among top predators
  39. (2026/10/21)Additive manufacturing of&#xa0;ultralong and architected single crystals
  40. (2026/10/21)Enzyme-embedded polyesters for accelerated biodegradation in the deep sea
  41. (2026/10/21)The anatomy of a personal health agent
  42. (2026/10/20)Is it ‘moon-stroke’, or a chill?
  43. (2026/10/20)Bundle water safeguards into critical-mineral licences
  44. (2026/10/20)Nobel-prizewinning breakthroughs can emerge from neglected organisms
  45. (2026/10/20)Conservation planning should follow animal clocks
  46. (2026/10/20)Europe and the rest of the world must come up with an answer to US science strategy
  47. (2026/10/20)Butterfly wing patterns make motion hard to read
  48. (2026/10/20)<i>Nature</i>’s job-satisfaction survey highlights the changing geography of science
  49. (2026/10/20)Will this sleep-disorder drug be the next big blockbuster?
  50. (2026/10/20)Can a human survive in a whale’s belly? The science behind the thriller <i>Whalefall</i>
  51. (2026/10/20)It’s time to teach peer review as a core research skill
  52. (2026/10/20)Vast new fossil record challenges story of Earth’s ‘big five’ mass extinctions
  53. (2026/10/20)China picks first researchers for 15-year mega grants
  54. (2026/10/20)Body clock disruptions contribute to one in four cases of depression, suggests large study
  55. (2026/10/20)Nepal’s disaster is an urgent wake-up call
  56. (2026/10/19)Toxic chemicals in fentanyl revealed by speedy technique
  57. (2026/10/19)Light and mirrors move large quantum computers closer to reality
  58. (2026/10/19)Audio long read: How to stay smart in the age of AI — the science of critical thinking
  59. (2026/10/19)US government probe into postdoc visas worries scientists
  60. (2026/10/19)Microdosing LSD shows some cognitive benefits — but only for women
  61. (2026/10/19)How pregnancy reshapes the brain throughout life
  62. (2026/10/19)Climate scientists face deluge of public-records requests about fossil-fuel studies
  63. (2026/10/19)‘Fiercely stubborn’: the US scientists continuing their research amid funding cuts
  64. (2026/10/19)Experienced researchers ‘disrupt’ less than rookie scientists — but their ideas last
  65. (2026/10/19)Three reasons why AI is not conscious and perhaps never will be
  66. (2026/10/19)Author Correction: Long-read sequencing reveals pre-meiotic gene conversion in sperm
  67. (2026/10/19)How to compare and strengthen research systems
  68. (2026/10/19)Why failure is a taboo topic in science
  69. (2026/10/19)Lessons from Katrina: how to rebuild academia from the ground up
  70. (2026/10/19)Cortex-wide imaging in naturally behaving mice with 1-gram wireless mesoscopes
  71. (2026/10/16)Briefing Chat: An invisible tattoo that appears under UV light – and then disappears
  72. (2026/10/16)The pianist who never played
  73. (2026/10/16)Daily briefing: We’re close to reaching a 30% land-conservation target
  74. (2026/10/16)IceCube just won a Nobel prize. Protect astroparticle physics projects with the same potential
  75. (2026/10/16)Memory stays strong in old age when this brain enzyme is active

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