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Jayanta Bhattacharya says the US biomedical agency can’t continue ‘business as usual’ if it wants to restore its reputation.

An unexpected discovery could lead to safer surgical interventions for strokes

Calculation principles found in a papyrus scroll, and an author shares his love of lichens in this week’s pick from the Nature archive.

An open collection of tips and tools could help researchers and publishers to pick up on problematic research.

Doing a PhD is really hard. Here’s how I’ve learnt to enjoy the process.

Improved recognition of dementia as a major non-communicable disease by multilateral organizations is crucial, to build awareness and increase funding to tackle this insidious illness.

The Abel prizewinner’s pragmatic approach to solving differential equations was influential across fields ranging from weather forecasting to starting nuclear chain reactions.

Hesitancy about vaccinations is on the rise, but studies show there are specific ways to address people's questions.

Sebastián Gregui’s company uses research-backed methods to turn recovered plastic into building materials.

Companies selling authorship slots thrive in a culture that equates success with a strong publication record. Customers, sleuths and the shadowy owner of a paper mill explain why.

A provocative book explores the barriers that hold women back, why previous diversity, equity and inclusion approaches have failed and how to move forward.

Simulated lab accidents train students how to respond to real emergencies.

Three-month summer holidays as a child in northwest Italy helped Stefano Sandrone to hone his relaxation and holiday-planning skills. Here’s his advice for scientists.

Finally answering the most-vexed question in quantum theory might mean redefining what is real.