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“Our paper began not with a scientific result, but with a research cruise that repeatedly seemed as though it might neve...
10/09/2026

“Our paper began not with a scientific result, but with a research cruise that repeatedly seemed as though it might never happen.” Zongbo Shi writes in a Behind the Paper post how the eventual Arctic expedition led the team to find a burst of new particles that revealed new atmospheric chemistry.

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For the 25th anniversary of Nature Reviews Cancer, six researchers reflect on the last 25 years of cancer research, high...
10/09/2026

For the 25th anniversary of Nature Reviews Cancer, six researchers reflect on the last 25 years of cancer research, highlighting the most transformative conceptual advances, as well as those that did not fulfil their initial promise or were fundamentally misunderstood.

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Evidence from Bianfu Cave shows specialized hunting, expedient stone-tool production and extensive bone use of Denisovan...
10/09/2026

Evidence from Bianfu Cave shows specialized hunting, expedient stone-tool production and extensive bone use of Denisovans, providing new insights into their ecology, behaviour and cultural legacy in eastern Asia, according to a paper in Nature.

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Identification and proteomic analysis of bone fragments and teeth from an excavation in Southwest China provide insight ...
09/09/2026

Identification and proteomic analysis of bone fragments and teeth from an excavation in Southwest China provide insight into the evolution and phenotype of Denisovans and fill a geographical gap in their documented distribution, according to a paper in Nature.

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A study in Nature Machine Intelligence shows that large language models making decisions on when to answer a question or...
09/09/2026

A study in Nature Machine Intelligence shows that large language models making decisions on when to answer a question or abstain from answering can be influenced by boosting or suppressing confidence signals in the model.

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A Review in Nature Reviews Psychology examines evidence on the psychological drivers of men's perpetration of intimate p...
09/09/2026

A Review in Nature Reviews Psychology examines evidence on the psychological drivers of men's perpetration of intimate partner violence from systematic reviews, meta-analyses and methodologically rigorous primary studies, with emphasis on results drawn from samples of known male perpetrators.

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Changes in the female brain during menopause contrast sharply with those seen during pregnancy and puberty, according to...
08/09/2026

Changes in the female brain during menopause contrast sharply with those seen during pregnancy and puberty, according to research in Nature Communications.

The study suggests that puberty and pregnancy are both associated with reductions in cortical grey matter volume, whilst menopause is characterised by grey matter volume remaining relatively stable during the transition itself.

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A paper in Nature Aging presents a framework that quantifies tissue structural aging from routine histopathology images,...
08/09/2026

A paper in Nature Aging presents a framework that quantifies tissue structural aging from routine histopathology images, without being trained to predict chronological age. The analysis provides a systematic map of structural aging across the human body.

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Thousands of studies have explored the mechanisms underlying long COVID, similarities to other post-infection conditions...
08/09/2026

Thousands of studies have explored the mechanisms underlying long COVID, similarities to other post-infection conditions and potential treatments. "We certainly don’t have the answer," Michael Peluso, an infectious disease clinician, tells Nature. "But we have a lot of leads."

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The stability of inter-basin coupling between the tropical Pacific and Indian Ocean remains uncertain. A study in Nature...
07/09/2026

The stability of inter-basin coupling between the tropical Pacific and Indian Ocean remains uncertain. A study in Nature Communications shows that past volcanism can temporarily weaken this relationship, but recent decoupling due to global warming is unprecedented.

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