Nature research paper: Monolithic three-dimensional tier-by-tier integration via van der Waals lamination go.nature.com/4arjm8B

Latest from the Nature Podcast 🔊 Fentanyl addiction: the brain pathways behind the opioid crisis go.nature.com/44QQIfE

“This is crazy molecular biology. I would have never guessed this type of mechanism existed”

Bacterial defensive systems scramble the standard workflow of life go.nature.com/3UVnNT4

One of the rarest and most mysterious elements in the periodic table has finally given up some crucial chemical secrets, eight decades after its discovery go.nature.com/4aMhXK1

Protests over the war in Gaza have rattled and divided university campuses across the United States over the past few months go.nature.com/3VbemQY

For 100 years, Egypt’s scientists have watched as their nation’s story was largely told by institutions from Europe and the United States

Can a stunning $1 billion mega-museum change that narrative? go.nature.com/3USfHL5

ChatGLM is one of hundreds of AI language models being developed for the Chinese language go.nature.com/3US1mhJ

Role-playing games — can be an invaluable tool for helping us think through scenarios, says Sam Illingworth go.nature.com/4bsFIYr

Laser-powered bullets reveal surprising metal hardness

The severe turbulence on a Singapore Airlines flight is raising questions about whether climate change is making air turbulence worse go.nature.com/4dPpf2c

Criticism of our decision to publish AlphaFold3 raises important questions. We welcome readers’ views go.nature.com/3KcY0kz

Millions of people died of COVID-19 because the fundamental principle of equity between nations was ignored during the outbreak. That must not be allowed to happen again. go.nature.com/3V8z2sW

For the first time, a brain implant has helped a bilingual person who is unable to articulate words to communicate in both of his languages go.nature.com/4dT6riK

Brazil's latest data shows graduate school enrollments dropping in engineering, agriculture, biology, and Earth sciences.

Brazil’s plummeting graduate enrolments hint at declining interest in academic science careers nature.com/articles/d4158…

Really enjoyed writing this piece and speaking to scientists from around the world about how they navigate their faith in the workplace. Thanks to everyone who spoke to me (a lapsed catholic without a science degree!), so openly

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The day when human sperm and eggs can be grown in the laboratory has inched a step closer go.nature.com/3Kh6Ihu

“THE HIGH SEAS is a must-read book that will speak to everyone….

… Even as scientists who work on high-seas issues, we encountered mind-blowing facts and anecdotes in nearly every chapter”

NATURE's review of THE HIGH SEAS, out tomorrow in the UK

Researchers discuss the triumphs and trials of using mathematics to tackle society’s greatest challenges go.nature.com/44QdTqs

Nature research paper: A deep catalogue of protein-coding variation in 983,578 individuals go.nature.com/4bNoQeU