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Every researcher has their own way of approaching questions, tackling challenges & navigating research. Some are driven by curiosity. Some love getting stuck into a tricky problem, while others thrive on collaboration. So what kind of researcher are you? spklr.io/6010EVasj
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Congratulations to Duke University librarian Zhaneille Green, winner of the 2026 Cynthia Graham Hurd Memorial Award! 👏 She’s recognised for her work supporting librarians with digital identity, user privacy and access to digital content. Read more: spklr.io/6014EVAXs
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Parts of the Pacific Ocean within the Great Pacific Garbage Patch appeared to change colour between 2002 and 2022. New research in @CommsEarth, suggests that an increased concentration of microplastics in the seawater may be responsible: spklr.io/6018EV4xE
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A rapidly progressing field, cancer research spans a range of disciplines including basic and translational research. This Collection of articles from Nature Progress Oncology illustrates areas of high interest and future opportunity: go.nature.com/4ilQMfW @NaturePortfolio
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On this episode of the Nature Podcast, Nature staff discuss the emerging field of pet longevity — plus, a researcher decides not to care about their student reviews. Are they wrong? Listen here: spklr.io/6019EVFa7
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Research integrity is a shared responsibility. This Publication Integrity Week, Springer Nature colleagues reflect on what it means to them and why it matters. Learn more: spklr.io/6011EVFxT
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#OnThisDay in 1922, María Isabel Rodríguez was born. The Salvadoran physician, researcher and educator dedicated her career to strengthening public health and medical education, from university leadership to health reform across Latin America. 🩺
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A new method for detecting exoplanets that is up to 15 times more sensitive than traditional exoplanet imaging methods is presented in @Nature. The technique could help future observatories detect Earth-like exoplanets: spklr.io/6010EV2zK
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After years of slowing productivity, declining trust, & rising inequality, leaders know something is broken—but few agree what to fix. This book offers a radical yet pragmatic answer: the modern company is mis-designed for world it now inhabits. spklr.io/6013EVLqD @Palgrave
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More than 3,000 years after Tutankhamun was buried, the first step to his tomb emerged from the sand. #OnThisDay in 1922, Howard Carter's team made the discovery in Egypt's Valley of the Kings, beginning one of archaeology's most famous stories. 🏺
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Congratulations to the 2026 Inspiring Women in Science Award winners! Celebrating Alexandra (Zan) Paterson and Share the Knowledge for advancing science and helping create new opportunities for women and young people in STEM. spklr.io/6014EVFZK #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM
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Kann KI unsere Beziehungen verändern? Bei Science on the Spree diskutieren Expert:innen aus Forschung & Politik über Auswirkungen von KI auf Vertrauen, Kommunikation & psychische Gesundheit. 📍Haus der Kulturen der Welt + Livestream spklr.io/6016EVass #BerlinScienceWeek26
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Strengthening research integrity takes collaboration. Institutional experts explore why communication, trust and collaboration across the research ecosystem are key to navigating today’s challenges. Read our The Link blog: spklr.io/6011EVaWd
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No brain, no bones, no heart, yet jellyfish have thrived for hundreds of millions of years. #OnThisDay, we celebrate World Jellyfish Day and the remarkable biology of some of our planet's most ancient animals. 🪼🌊
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Misplaced or borrowed laboratory equipment can bring experiments to a halt. Nature spoke to researchers about how they protect their work, equipment and sanity without becoming the lab secret police: spklr.io/6012EVaWK
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The Sun’s surface has been captured in greater detail than ever before. High-resolution observations reported in @Nature reveal a surprisingly complex landscape of bands and swirling, vortex-like structures near a sunspot.
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The phenomenon, known as Kelvin–Helmholtz instability, has now been confirmed on the visible surface of the Sun for the first time.
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