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The silk that whizzes out of jumping spiders mid-bound is of superior quality.

Nature’s pages feature a look at scientific connections to Montpellier and discuss food in Paris during a siege.

Fewer than half of respondents to Nature’s 2021 salary and satisfaction survey feel positive about their prospects.

The climate summit’s organizers stopped researchers accessing the negotiations in Glasgow, UK. A zero-carbon world needs science and social science to bridge divides.

Why, as a scientist, I signed an amicus brief for the US Supreme Court’s case on abortion.

Researchers attending the meeting spoke to Nature about how they’re contributing to the global fight against climate change.

Tammy Hsu is finding a way to produce fabric dye with a lower environmental impact.

Eli Lilly and other pharma firms have begun submitting their anti-amyloid drug hopefuls for approval. But questions linger over the controversial precedent set by Biogen's aducanumab.

‘Davemaoite’ usually only exists in the deep Earth. Plus, homicide is a top cause of maternal death in the United States, and what scientists think of the Glasgow Climate Pact.

Researchers and intellectual-property specialists offer their tips for deciding which discoveries are worth patenting, and how to do the homework needed for success.

An enthusiastic exploration of how surfaces interact both intrigues and frustrates.

The Glasgow Climate Pact is a step forward, researchers say, but efforts to decarbonize are not enough to limit global temperature rises to 2 °C.

A special breaking news edition of the Nature Briefing from the 26th Conference of the Parties (COP26) in Glasgow.

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.