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why we named our biotech firm Anocca

Anocca senior bioengineer Jonas Frey analyses data from an automated liquid-handling robot in one of the company’s research and development…

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Author Correction: Selenium-alloyed tellurium oxide for amorphous p-channel transistors

Open Access This article is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, which permits use, sharing, adaptation, distribution…

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What happens if pregnant women stop taking Tylenol?

There are limited options for pain relief during pregnancy.Credit: The Good Brigade/Getty Researchers are concerned about what will happen should…

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Journals infiltrated with ‘copycat’ papers that can be written by AI

Open data sets and AI tools can be used to mass-produce low-quality, redundant papers.Credit: Tutatama/Alamy An analysis of a literature…

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Fat Bear Campaign Poster Winners – 2023

by Elizabeth Cason – This is the underdog we all need. 2. By Hannah Bishop – We’ve all heard of…

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Fat Bear Campaign Poster Winners 2025

We’re thrilled to announce the top 20 winners of the 2025 Fat Bear Campaign Poster Contest! This year brought in…

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Why we launched Denmark’s second Young Academy (and what’s different about it)

YATSI fellows visiting NKT Photonics in Birkerød, Denmark.Credit: Tom Jersø/Danish Academy of Technical Sciences As early-career researchers navigate increasingly complex…

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Tips and tricks to plan your career in science

Julie Gould 00:02 Hello and welcome to Working scientist, a Nature Careers podcast. I’m Julie Gould. This is the first…

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Can a bold ‘social contract’ make data sharing more palatable?

The past decade has seen swathes of biomedical data collected across Africa1,2. These include, for example, demographic, health and environmental…

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Different flames

“Fire day! Fire day!” Roger chanted, the other kids joining in. Elo shrank in her seat. She’d already dreaded today’s…

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