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Earth’s oceans are awash with ageing energy infrastructure. A change in the law is needed to ensure that these structures are decommissioned in ways that maximize environmental and societal benefits.

Nature talks to the librarian behind China’s Early Warning Journal List about how it is compiled each year.

Snippets from Nature’s past.

Diamond layers can help to dissipate the heat generated by high-power semiconductor devices. This effect has now been enhanced by adding layers of materials and engineering their crystal-lattice vibrations to be compatible at the interfaces.

Some of the world’s biggest carbon emitters are going to the polls this year — the results could determine whether humanity can correct its trajectory of dangerous global warming.

The WHO confirms three meningitis deaths, which it says might have triggered rumours of an outbreak of an unknown disease.

It’s not just global warming that’s driving the growth in destructive wildfires. Better land management is the first step to mitigating the risks.

To address the chronic-pain crisis, digital health technologies must break out of their silos and become integrative and holistic.

Need to digitize field notes or historical documents? Researchers share their best practices.

Yang Li’s research has developed a high-precision chronology of rocks.

Chinese researchers find the gene responsible for the brown-and-white fur of a handful of giant pandas in China.

Result reveals for the first time how some cephalopods determine sex.

Organ-like groups of cells can be grown from amniotic fluid samples and offer hope for studying congenital conditions.

An analysis of DOIs suggests that digital preservation is not keeping up with burgeoning scholarly knowledge.