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Bacteria that cause hospital infections can process copper into an effective antibiotic.

Andrew Robinson reviews five of the week’s best science picks.

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

An open letter signed by 145 female scientists from across the world expresses concern over recent dismissals of women leaders

It’s for your own protection.

DART mission to try out a strategy for shielding Earth from killer asteroids.

But IBM's latest quantum chip and its competitors face a long path towards making the machines useful.

CRISPR screening and protein–protein interaction networks identify components and mechanisms of nutrient-dependent mTORC1 signalling in regulatory T cells and reveal how mTORC1 integrates immunological cues and nutrient signals for adaptive immunity.

The “Esperanza Patient” was diagnosed with HIV in 2013, but has never shown any symptoms of AIDS. Plus, the first stable hot black ice and how COVID-19 has affected mental health.

Our quest to bring a child into our family led us to confront academic working practices, say Tony Ly and Nathan W. Bailey.

A mechanism known as ‘original antigenic sin’ protects some people from flu; whether it helps immune reactions to coronaviruses is still unclear.

In a worst-case scenario, the pandemic could cause a further 300,000 deaths if anti-contagion policies are lifted and people revert to their old habits.

Experiments with various types of glove identify the factors behind a successful finger click.

To remain globally competitive, the country must regain an edge in emerging fields.

Spineless sea squirts shed light on vertebrate evolution, and an iodine-fuelled engine powering a satellite in space.

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A keystone aquatic species develops resistance to compounds used to treat organic fields near its ponds.

The presence of porcine deltacoronavirus has been detected in three children from Haiti that could have originated from zoonotic spillover.