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    Research laboratories have used robots to automate routine work for decades. But humans were always pulling the strings.

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    China’s lead in the Nature Index is growing, but for how long can it continue on this trajectory?

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    The science of nutrition is evolving.

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    On Sunday 8 March, the world celebrates the achievements and well-being of its 4 billion female inhabitants.

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    If you’ve hatched plans to seek a research career abroad, pivot to industry or polish your presentation skills, you’ll find advice aplenty on these and other topics in a six-part podcast series.

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    In this spotlight, Nature follows researchers on a path to discovery in the world’s largest Spanish speaking country – Mexico.

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    A new wave of sensors is revolutionising how we work and live.

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    Breath is the essence of life – and lungs are the essence of breathing.

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    Rates of ADHD have been rising quickly in recent decades, for reasons that are not entirely clear.

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    Each year Nature polls manuscript editors both within the magazine and from sister journals to identify the technologies they think are poised to have a big impact in the year ahead.

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    Off Limits is a podcast series that explores topics that are sometimes perceived as “taboo” in the academic workplace, including religion, sizeism, addiction, coming out as LGBTQ+, activism and civil disobedience.

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