NATURE

Four game-changing researchers in materials science
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- . December 11, 2024
Global issues, such as climate change and improving sustainability in manufacturing, and technological opportunities, including artificial intelligence and quantum computing,

A guide to the Nature Index
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- . December 11, 2024
The Nature Index is a database of author affiliations and institutional relationships. The index tracks contributions to research articles published

Why Asia is leading the field in green materials
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- . December 11, 2024
A worker checks on the production of low-carbon materials in Huaibei, eastern China.Credit: NurPhoto/Getty Buying an ice cream in hot

How the latest materials are taking biosensors to the next level
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- . December 11, 2024
A rendering of a bottlebrush elastomer and carbon-nanotube composite that researchers believe has potential use as a brain electrode.Credit: Xu,

Better data sets won’t solve the problem — we need AI for Africa to be developed in Africa
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- . December 11, 2024
In May 2023 Sam Altman, chief executive of OpenAI in San Francisco, California, embarked on a 17-city world tour to

Accessibility worsens for blind and low-vision readers of academic PDFs
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- . December 11, 2024
A study finds that many published papers are not accessible to low-vision and blind readers.Credit: Getty Around three out of

Betsy Donnelly’s forty-third chance
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- . December 11, 2024
It was the moment I’d worked for all my life, and somehow it was even better than I’d imagined it:

The AI revolution is running out of data. What can researchers do?
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- . December 11, 2024
Nature, Published online: 11 December 2024; doi:10.1038/d41586-024-03990-2 AI developers are rapidly picking the Internet clean to train large language models

Enigmatic Alpine avalanches to get a boost as Earth warms
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- . December 11, 2024
Nature, Published online: 11 December 2024; doi:10.1038/d41586-024-04009-6 Climate change could raise the frequency of ‘wet-snow avalanches’ at high elevations in

Engineered cells take drugs deep into the brain ― and nowhere else
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- . December 10, 2024
RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT 10 December 2024 Altered T cells, which have the ability to cross the blood–brain barrier, can deliver drugs