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Two antiviral drugs could change the course of the pandemic, but scientists still have questions

Imaging technique can pick up micrometre-scale details of intact brains and other organs.

Genomic analysis of Pacific rockfishes, which can survive for more than 200 years, provides insight into the biology of longevity.

Nature's team on the ground at COP26, reflect on their experience of the pivotal climate conference

Nature highlights three key infographics from the week in science and research.

Scientists are divided as COP26 reaches its crucial final day

A web of deceit.

After long delay, US President Joe Biden picks Robert Califf to once again head the US Food and Drug Administration.

Evaluation of death certificates from national database paints grim picture for pregnant women.

Scientists are among hundreds of demonstrators at the COP26 climate conference — and want more to join them.

When Hurricane Elsa hit her home nation, Sheri McDowell turned to her newly formed support committee.

Researchers at COP26 speak of their hopes and fears for the momentous climate summit — and what they hope to achieve by attending.

What if we thought of a warming Earth as a sick patient?

Davemaoite is a vehicle for radioactive isotopes that help to heat the planet’s mantle.

A nation’s scientists took to social media in response to criticism of their research, with surprising results. Sami Syrjämäki describes what happened.

The two biggest greenhouse-gas emitters have issued a surprise joint declaration at COP26. Plus, how Merck and Pfizer’s antiviral pills might reshape the pandemic, and the origin story of the arXiv.