News @ Nature

Monday th 9th of November 2015

Antarctic Journal: Halfway around the world in 96 hours - 04:32

UK government proposes scrapping major universities funder - 04:32

Light and heat propel bendy graphene crawlers - 04:32

Mega science prize split between 1,370 physicists - 04:32

Wednesday th 4th of November 2015

The week in science: 30 October–5 November 2015 - 12:30

Synthetic biology lures Silicon Valley investors - 10:30

The big baby experiment - 07:30

Historic Rosetta mission to end with crash into comet - 05:30

Tuesday th 3rd of November 2015

Ancient DNA dispute raises questions about wheat trade in prehistoric Britain - 11:10

Memory-boosting devices tested in humans - 11:10

Software predicts slew of fiendish crystal structures - 10:40

The greatest vanishing act in prehistoric America - 10:10

Indonesia blazes threaten endangered orangutans - 10:10

Avoid major disasters by welcoming minor change - 06:50

Monday th 2nd of November 2015

Antarctic coast meltdown could trigger ice-sheet collapse - 16:00

Troubled billion-euro Brain Project secures another three years' funding - 14:30

Artificial-intelligence institute launches free science search engine - 13:00

Friday th 30th of October 2015

'Rocket-on-a-rail' prepares to launch satellite - 13:00

Low-fat diets have low impact - 12:30

Nature's news quiz: Lithium-air batteries, China's one-child policy, and an Einstein gaffe - 11:30

Combined climate pledges of 146 nations fall short of 2 °C target - 11:30

Indian scientists join protests over killings of prominent secularists - 11:00

Zombie physics: 6 baffling results that just won't die - 08:00

Thursday th 29th of October 2015

How to make biomedical research more reproducible - 15:10

China's birth rate won't be dramatically affected by end of one-child policy - 14:40

‘Breathing battery’ advance holds promise for long-range electric cars - 13:40

Grant application rejected over choice of font - 12:40

Wednesday th 28th of October 2015

US budget deal could ease uncertainty over science spending - 16:50

Rosetta sniffs oxygen around comet 67P - 14:20

Smart software spots statistical errors in psychology papers - 13:50

Forensic DNA evidence is not infallible - 13:50

The week in science: 23–29 October 2015 - 12:20

How to make the most of carbon dioxide - 09:20

US panel proposes executive biodefence office - 08:50

Before we drown we may die of thirst - 07:00

Super-fast Antarctic drills ready to hunt for oldest ice - 06:30

Cancer-fighting viruses win approval - 06:00

Tuesday th 27th of October 2015

US science agency refuses request for climate records - 19:30

Out of regulatory limbo, 23andMe resumes some health tests and hopes to offer more - 16:00

Massive UK baby study cancelled - 11:30

Monday th 26th of October 2015

Science papers rarely cited in negative ways - 14:30

Climate scientists ponder spraying diamond dust in the sky to cool planet - 12:30

Friday th 23rd of October 2015

Incoming space junk a scientific opportunity - 17:00

US astronomers stuck in grant-rejection cycle - 14:00

Malaria vaccine cautiously recommended for use in Africa - 12:30

Nature's news quiz: Naked mole rats, quantum spookiness, and ancient fisticuffs - 05:30

Nature's news quiz: Naked mole rats, quantum spookiness, and ancient fisticuffs - 05:30

Thursday th 22nd of October 2015

Massive pool of US biomedical postdocs starts to shrink - 12:30

Bronze Age skeletons were earliest plague victims - 11:30

Wednesday th 21st of October 2015

Parasite mismatch explains mediocre performance of leading malaria vaccine - 16:30