In recent years, advances in cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) have enabled the technique to resolve biomolecules in excellent detail. But with typical resolutions limited at around 3 ångströms, cryo ...

Controlling physical systems at the level of individual molecules, atoms or ions underpins technologies such as quantum information processing and quantum metrology. Investigating collisions in a ...

Although it has been established that human-induced warming increases the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, there has not been a comprehensive analysis of historical events. In this ...

Pterosaurs were the first vertebrates to evolve powered flight, but tracing their exact evolutionary origins has proved to be difficult. In this week’s issue, Martin Ezcurra and his colleagues help to ...

Although it has been established that human-induced warming increases the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, there has not been a comprehensive analysis of historical events. In this ...

Scans suggest that colours light up the same parts of different people’s brains. Plus, a pig-organ transplant success story and how warming water could decimate a vital phytoplankton.

The wood of living trees is the biggest reservoir of biomass on Earth, but its microbiome has largely been unexplored. In this week’s issue, Wyatt Arnold, Jonathan Gewirtzman and colleagues probe this ...

The cover shows an artist’s impression of the Triassic ‘crested’ reptile Mirasaura grauvogeli hunting for insects some 247 million years ago. Stephan Spiekman and colleagues examine the fossil remains ...

Designing adhesives that remain effective in wet environments is a formidable challenge that can even confound approaches that use artificial intelligence. In this week’s issue, Jian Ping Gong and ...

An encounter with blood-suckers persuades a researcher to back a new scientific institute, and an effort to standardize the printing of mathematical formulae, in our weekly dip into Nature’s archive.

Browse the archive of articles on NaturePublisher Correction: irCLIP-RNP and Re-CLIP reveal patterns of dynamic protein assemblies on RNA Luca Ducoli Brian J. Zarnegar Paul A. Khavari ...

The cover shows an artist’s impression of SARS-CoV-2 in the bloodstream based on the latest cryo-EM images of the virus, with neutralizing antibodies (yellow) attaching to the spike protein on the ...