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Nature stands in solidarity with the Ukrainian research community — and continues to support the global exchange of scholarly knowledge.
doi: 10.1038/d41586-022-00647-w
Nature stands in solidarity with the Ukrainian research community — and continues to support the global exchange of scholarly knowledge.
doi: 10.1038/d41586-022-00647-w
United Nations resolution on greening plastics is a positive step. As negotiations begin, they must be evidence-based.
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Rebuke against Russian science grows as the deadly conflict enters its sixth day.
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Researchers tell Nature about their experiences of the Russian invasion.
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Fears of excessive interference cloud proposal for protecting children whose genomes were edited, as He Jiankui’s release from jail looks imminent.
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The US Department of Justice has announced major changes to the espionage-detection programme. But scientists hope for further acknowledgement of the damage done.
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The options for controlling molecular self-assembly processes have been limited. A fresh approach uses electrons to facilitate self-assembly, and thereby provides precise external control over the process.
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Understanding factors that lead to the development of multiple sclerosis might aid efforts to develop new therapies. Clinical data now implicate a viral culprit and immune-system dysfunction as underlying factors in this condition.
doi: 10.1038/d41586-022-00382-2
An optical device enables high-speed, high-resolution distance measurements to be made over a large field of view. Clever switching gives the integrated design a tiny footprint and keeps its power consumption low.
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A combination of Internet-based and field experiments suggests that being given personal information about a stranger leads people to believe that they themselves are known to that person — and to change their behaviour accordingly.
doi: 10.1038/d41586-022-00152-0
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming many areas of research. A new AI tool helps to fill in missing text and estimate the timeframe and geographical origin of ancient inscriptions.
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