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Breakthroughs in nanotechnology could offer wide-ranging benefits to a host of industries, from agriculture to computing, but getting public buy-in remains key.

A description of the terminology and methodology used in this supplement, and a guide to the functionality that is available free online at natureindex.com.

Five highly cited papers that have drawn on the strengths of international partnership.

Most international scholars do not report experiences of bullying because they fear retaliation, including threats to cancel visas. But they can take action.

Abortions will continue, but might be harder to access safely.

Inspiring the next generation can help to tackle nano-phobia.

From nano-filters for tackling water pollution to protein fingerprinting that treats disease, these researchers are making their mark on the field.

Analysis of 57,000 multi-ingredient foods reveals which have the best and worst environmental impacts.

Although Jonathan Pruitt, the researcher at the centre of a retractions scandal, has resigned, former lab members and collaborators continue dealing with the fallout.

An interview to remember.

Materials that can carry CRISPR gene-editing into plant cells could be key in the fight against global hunger.

Technology on the nanometre scale could provide solutions to move on from the solid-state era.

Nature investigates multiple instances of scholars on working visas experiencing abuse and salary discrimination.

The latest science news, in brief.

Cooperation between researchers and consistent government funding are finally bearing fruit.

Archival data reveals a trove of the mysterious phenomena known as fast X-ray transients.