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Haritakis Papaioannou combines a mountaineer’s know-how with a scientific eye to track the slow recovery of chamois populations in western Greece.

A vast study suggests that being multilingual can slow down cognitive ageing.

If it gets things right, the first major regulator of medicines to launch for 30 years could empower Africa to tackle African challenges around health and disease.

Nobel laureate who helped to sequence the first bacterial and human genomes.

Rector and AI researcher Nataliya Shakhovska tells Nature how her institution is supporting students and staff members amid the war and about her hopes for the future.

Even small acts can make a big difference in driving positive environmental impacts.

The co-discoverer of the structure of DNA helped to strengthen a US research institute and wrote a classic textbook, but also earned a reputation for racist and sexist comments.

First image from Vera C. Rubin telescope reveals a previously unnoticed feature of galaxy M61 that may explain its mysterious properties.

Dimming of the starlight from RZ Piscium reveals that 24 unseen bodies are whizzing around the star.

The repository is taking steps to tackle a surge in low quality, AI-generated content.

Researchers feel that pressures to publish are increasing, but the time and resources available to do research are decreasing, according to a survey by Elsevier.

A life well lived.

Vicarious trauma is an occupational risk for some researchers. But there are strategies to cope.

The full glory of the network of roads that connected the Roman empire. Plus, meet some of the scientists running for public office in the United States and how a tiny tyrannosaur is putting a palaeontological controversy to bed.

Trend flies in face of Trump-administration policies, but could yet see a rapid decrease, especially in science fields.