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Want a new job in science? Six charts to help you land it
Nature’s 2024 hiring survey This article is the first in a short series discussing the results of Nature’s 2024 global…
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My paper was proved wrong. After a sleepless night, here’s what I did next
Two juvenile lynx (Lynx lynx) photographed by a camera trap. Data on individual animals can be combined with species occurrence…
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Which is the fairest electoral system? Mega-election year sparks debate
The US election being held in November is only the latest in a pivotal year of elections. By the end…
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Believe it or not, this lush landscape is Antarctica
Hummocks of moss cover Ardley Island off the tip of the Antarctic Peninsula.Credit: Dan Charman A fast-warming region of Antarctica…
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Will the big neuroscience brainstorm pay off?
Unravelling how the billions of interacting neurons in the human brain conjure consciousness is one of the greatest challenges in…
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Do orangutans like your toothpaste? Books in brief
Environomics Dharshini David Elliott & Thompson (2024) Why should an orangutan care what toothpaste a person uses, asks economist Dharshini…
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1906: The dawn of Alzheimer’s disease
Nature, Published online: 26 September 2024; doi:10.1038/d41586-024-02881-w A German physician’s study of a woman with memory loss and hallucinations marks…
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I scale these vast trees to gather data on the effects of climate change
“Climbing very tall trees is hard. You can really feel the stretch in the rope, especially when you’re ascending. You…
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Do AI models produce more original ideas than researchers?
Researchers built an artificial intelligence tool that came up with 4000 novel research ideas in a matter of hours. Credit:…
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A triple rainbow all the way across the sky — 150 years ago
Nature, Published online: 17 September 2024; doi:10.1038/d41586-024-02809-4 The first circumnavigation of Earth by plane (in just five short months) and…
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