Nature

Nature, Vol.590, No.7844 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0028-0836 (Print)

In this Issue (30 articles)

	Cortical response selectivity derives from strength in numbers of synapses Scholl B, Thomas CI, Ryan MA, Kamasawa N, Fitzpatrick D
	Food for thought about the immune drivers of gut pain Brierley SM
9 - 9	Rethink how we plan research to shrink COVID health disparities Cooper L
10 - 10	MEASUREMENTS REVEAL MONUMENTAL GLOBAL MELTDOWN [Anonymous]
10 - 10	UP IN THE AIR: OZONE THREAT'S PUZZLING PROVENANCE [Anonymous]
10 - 10	WHY SOME VIRUSES CAUSE THE SNIFFLES YEAR AFTER YEAR [Anonymous]
10 - 10	BABY MICE KNOW THEIR MUM - AND DON'T FORGETHER [Anonymous]
11 - 11	CASUAL GESTURES HAVE A HAND IN WHAT PEOPLE HEAR [Anonymous]
11 - 11	SNAP TRAP: PLANT CYBORG POWERED BY SMARTPHONE TAP [Anonymous]
11 - 11	INDIGENOUS ALASKANS' FORT FOUND AT LAST [Anonymous]
15 - 16	HOW TO REDESIGN COVID VACCINES SO THEY PROTECT AGAINST VARIANTS Callaway E, Ledford H
17 - 17	NOVAVAX OFFERS FIRST EVIDENCE THAT COVID VACCINES PROTECT PEOPLE AGAINST VARIANTS Callaway E, Mallapaty S
18 - 19	BIDEN'S AMBITIOUS COVID PLAN: WHAT SCIENTISTS THINK Maxmen A, Subbaraman N
19 - 20	'LIFE ON VENUS' CLAIM FACES STRONGEST CHALLENGE YET Witze A
20 - 21	FAMED CHINESE IMMUNOLOGIST CLEARED OF PLAGIARISM AND FRAUD Cyranoski D
26 - 28	COVID-19 RARELY SPREADS THROUGH SURFACES. SO WHY ARE WE STILL DEEP CLEANING? Lewis D
29 - 31	ROGUE ANTIBODIES COULD BE DRIVING SEVERE COVID-19 Khamsi R
33 - 35	Q&A: How cartoonists skewer tensions between science and society Witze A, Fara P
36 - 36	TL;DR: how well do machines summarize our work? Bagrow JP
36 - 36	Open access: pay-for-review option-ethical questions Conticello S
36 - 36	COVID-19 vaccines: sprint predicted a decade ago Rappuoli R
36 - 36	COVID-19 vaccines: call for global push to maintain efficacy Stohr K, Cox N
38 - 39	An estimation of undetected COVID cases Shaman J
43 - 44	A molecular handbook for human development Kuperwaser F, Yanai I
44 - 45	Reversal of immune-cell shutdown protects the ageing brain Neher JJ
74 - +	Antiferromagnetic half-skyrmions and bimerons at room temperature Jani H, Lin JC, Chen JH, Harrison J, Maccherozzi F, Schad J, Prakash S, Eom CB, Ariando A, Venkatesan T, Radaelli PG
171 - 172	'The problem is greater than it's ever been': US universities urged to invest in mental-health resources Woolston C
172 - 172	ZOOM FATIGUE SAPS GRANT REVIEWERS' ATTENTION Chawla DS
173 - 174	FIVE REASONS TO LOVE THE COMMAND LINE Perkel JM
176 - 176	Meet the food pioneer whose meat replacements are rocking the gravy boat Leeming J, Brown P