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Coronavirus research publishing: The rise and rise of COVID-19 clinical trials

The COVID-19 pandemic has spurred a research publishing phenomenon. Here we provide an update of the latest COVID-19 publication metrics.

Nature Index | 16 July 2020

Behind the Johns Hopkins University coronavirus dashboard

How a spur-of-the-moment decision went viral.

Jeffrey M. Perkel | 7 April 2020

How hundreds of thousands of volunteers are using their skills to boost coronavirus research

Initiatives like Folding@Home and #WirVsVirus allow volunteers to pitch in, wherever they are.

Dyani Lewis | 7 April 2020

Front line scientists call for psychological support in the wake of catastrophic ecosystem loss

Better resourcing to combat the psychological effects of dealing with a crisis will reinforce good science.

Gemma Conroy | 17 March 2020

Scientists reveal what they learnt from their biggest mistakes

How retractions can be a way forward.

Gemma Conroy | 3 March 2020

Catastrophic Australian bushfires derail research

But scientists see chance to control invasive species and study ecosystem disruption.

Dyani Lewis | 17 January 2020

Out of date before it's published

Zika provides a vision for how to keep pace with a fast-moving research field.

Jon Brock | 30 July 2019

Career mobility: Researchers change places to progress

Moving countries to further a career in science has its benefits, but it isn’t an option for everyone.

Smriti Mallapaty (Data analysis by Rodrigo Costas Comesana) | 1 April 2019

For risky research with great potential, dive deep

Multimillion-dollar experiment generates tools to study marine microorganisms.

| 25 February 2019
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