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  The 5 most popular scientific papers of June

  Everything’s melting, but Boaty McBoatface is a beacon of hope.
  

  • Bec Crew

  Listings 24 Jul 2019
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  Harvard University’s top 5 authors in life sciences

  These scientists are Harvard’s most prolific authors of high-quality life sciences papers. 

  • Bec Crew

  23 Jul 2019
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  The top 10 institutions for life sciences in 2018

  These institutions were the largest contributors to life-sciences papers published in the 82 leading journals tracked by the Nature Index in 2018.
  

  • Nature Index

  Listings 20 Jun 2019
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  New tools for new treatments

  From antibiotics and organoids to CRISPR, improved biomedical methods and apparatus are enabling new therapies.
  

  • Jennifer Cooke & Bec Crew

  News 24 May 2019
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  How Brexit threatens Irish science’s cross-border collaboration

  Peace and common membership of the European Union have allowed scientists in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland to build a unique, cross-border research system.

  • Declan Butler

  News 31 Jan 2019
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  The top academic and corporate partners in the Nature Index

  Exploring complementary strengths is the key to success in industry–academia science partnerships.

  
  

  • Mark Zastrow

  Listings 8 Dec 2017
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  The team of scientists finding new ways to develop drugs for kids with rare cancers

  An encounter helped kick-start the development of new cancer drugs.

  • Neil Savage

  News 2 Dec 2016
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  Does proximity play a role in science collaborations?

  Proximity is just one factor driving the high number of collaborations between top performing institutes in the same city. 

  • Neil Savage

  Dataviz 30 Nov 2016
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  How the world's largest mosquito genome project was almost derailed

  A collaborative study included in the Nature Index required the coordinated efforts of more than 130 researchers from around the world.

  • Sarah O’Meara

  News 12 May 2016