New Scientist

Article	Citations
What is a metaverse	109
Omicron emerges	50
Children with long covid	27
An uncommon cold	23
Threats from new variants	21
Delta to dominate world	19
Subvariant ‘soup’ may drive wave	14
Welcome to the metaverse	13
Sputnik V vaccine goes global	12
Tongan volcano erupts	11
Trials of BCG vaccine will test for covid-19 protection	10
The first global energy crisis	9
Smokers are actually at a higher risk of dying from covid-19	8
Are booster shots coming?	8
New variant gains ground	7
Senegal to trial $1 speedy test for covid-19	7
Covid-19 vaccines for kids	6
The nature fix	6
UK makes moves to build a nuclear fusion power plant	6
The biggest logistics challenge in history	6
The hidden costs of AI	6
The science of can and can't	6
India at breaking point	6
The world's first bitcoin republic	5
El Salvador revamps bitcoin system	5

Vaccine nationalism	5
Net zero's dirty secret	5
Illuminating consciousness	5
Facebook is now Meta – but why, and what even is the metaverse?	5
Global vaccine inequality	4
India's pledge on net zero	4
Should schools ban AI chatbots?	4
How to stop vaccine hesitancy	4
Two years of the coronavirus	4
AI outguns a human fighter pilot	4
The climate fight after coronavirus	4
Protect the pollinators	4
Will bitcoin help or hinder Ukraine?	4
How the coronavirus crisis is affecting your dreams	4
Air pollution may be behind millions of deaths in China	4
Sights set on universal vaccine	4
Should we be worried by wild animals with covid-19?	3
How quickly can you catch covid-19 again?	3
Stark inequality in covid-19 deaths	3
How climate change hits nature	3
The coronavirus could end up mild like a common cold	3
What are the new coronavirus variants?	3
Humanitarian crisis in Ukraine	3
The omicron wave	3
Tracking down coronavirus	3
Covid-19's AI revolution	3
Stopping coronavirus variants	3
A new quantum leader?	3
ChatGPT can find and fix the bugs in computer code	3
First helicopter flight on another planet takes off	3
The world is warming, and we know why. We also know how to stop it. To stave off the worst effects, we must wean ourselves off greenhouse gas-producing fossil fuels – and fast, hitting “net zero” carb	3
Bias in the machines	3
New Zealand's success	3
The wisdom of the woods	3
What covid-19 does to the brain	3
Will the IPCC report matter?	3
Honeywell claims quantum record	3
Who wants to be an animated gif millionaire?	3
Most major carbon capture and storage projects haven't met targets	3
Children's immunity at risk	3
Cold brew	3
Drones keep an eye on people failing to social distance	3
How accurate is self-testing?	3
3D-printed steel bridge takes the load in Amsterdam	3
Hope or Hype?	2
Flying to the edge of space	2
Virtually famous	2
El Salvador's adoption of bitcoin hits further problems	2
Researchers on strike	2
The future of medicine unlocked	2

Covid-19 vaccines and periods	2
Legal levels of lead in US tap water can still cause harm	2
Can we trust AI search engines?	2
How do we solve the problem of ransomware?	2
Machine churning	2
Why is Twitter becoming X?	2
Vaccines vs variants	2
Web3 is a fantasy, but it can still hurt you	2
The blue acceleration	2
The Power of self-reflection	2
Best behaviour	2
Fighting food waste	2
Monkeypox on the rise	2
Welcome to the fuzzy-verse	2
How many have caught coronavirus?	2
Eight billion strong	2
Waste want not… not?	2
Climate change hits hard	2
How has covid-19 impacted STEM?	2
Pre-existing immunity to covid-19 hints at universal coronavirus vaccine	2
Brewing milk	2
The heat is on out west	2
Herd immunity to covid-19 may not be attainable in the UK A high vaccination rate will save many lives, but it probably won't be enough to stop covid-19 becoming a seasonal disease, finds Helen Thomso	2
Why we went for full elimination	2
Plant that turns CO2 into methanol fuel is largest on Earth	2
Dream power	2
Long covid risk with omicron may be half that of delta	2
The enduring grip of covid-19	2
Herpes virus causes signs of Alzheimer's	2
Why planes fly	2
What is the future of artificial intelligence?	2
No sign of a machine mind yet	2
How many people have died?	2
How exciting is the Pfizer vaccine?	2
‘Collective behaviour is what gives animals their “sixth sense”’	2
US Army laser weapon to be most powerful ever	2
“With AI, you might unlock some of the secrets about how life works”	2
Monkeypox: Key questions answered	2
Getting to grips with long covid	2
Green shipping hoves into view	2
Climate change? Yes, we can.	2
AI copyright	2
US Air Force has started using AI to choose targets to strike	2
The risks from covid-19 reinfection	2
The plastic pandemic	2
China's surprising ambition	2
Some African countries begin to ease coronavirus lockdowns	2
Testing confusion	2
How covid-19 affects the brain	2
Parliaments of the future	2
One million global deaths	2
Is covid-19 causing diabetes?	2
Life in the anthropause	2
Fusion of minds	2
The pandemic's new centre	2
Worst drought in 500 years?	2
Global food crisis looms	2
Did covid-19 come from a lab?	2
Where does quantum weirdness end?	2
Anti-feminism is route to alt-right	2
Irrational restrictions	2
SpaceX's first crewed flight is a go	2
The power of paradoxes	1
The uprising you never expected	1
Monsters of the seas	1
Fire and ice	1
First known covid case was Wuhan market trader after all	1
Boots on the moon	1
Covid-19 pandemic linked to antibiotic resistance in pneumonia bacterium	1
What we know so far	1
Saving forests could help prevent future pandemics	1
The dawn of the quantum internet	1
To boldly go and go Star Trek	1
HOW TO TRAIN THE IMMUNE SYSTEM TO CURE SEVERE DISEASE	1
Monkeypox threat could worsen	1
China's coronavirus vaccines	1
European Union powers ahead with charger plan	1
Why have we seen so many heatwaves in 2022?	1
A transport revolution	1
Plan to save Greenland glacier	1

More people are going to space, but who will get to fly?	1
A quantum of consciousness	1
Is Amazon going to dominate space?	1
England ends covid-19 rules	1
Deepest land microbes ever found	1
ChatGPT tells robots what to do	1
Making sense of it all	1
Ivermectin buyers clubs	1
Long-haul fight	1
Borrowing bee brains	1
Walking robots have the potential to be far more efficient	1
What is causing the global shortage of computer chips?	1
The climate financier	1
Covid-19 may raise premature birth risk	1
Quantum computers can now fix their own mistakes	1
Inside the race for a vaccine	1
A pandemic like no other	1
Global internet via satellite takes shape	1
Halt the mineral rush	1
Scotland could eliminate the coronavirus – if it weren't for England	1
Racism in close up	1
Data privacy in a war zone	1
Actors' strike ends – but AI battle may not be over	1
The hydrogen games	1
Quantum clouds in orbit	1
Row over fingerprint scanners	1
Climate change: A status report	1
Could co-infection cause coronavirus to evolve?	1
Price tag rises for UK's planned nuclear waste facility	1
Microdosing may be all in the mind	1
Why some people cannot wear a face covering	1
AI tool could be used to make tests to spot new drugs fast	1
Hope of saving rhino from extinction remains alive	1
Mas rover may be near ancient ocean	1
Guarding the guardians	1
Breadfruit could be food of the future as climate warms	1
Messages from the Stone Age	1
Give solar the green light	1
Covid-19 vaccines reduce the likelihood of infecting others	1
Printed chain mail is flexible but strong	1
New York battles polio	1
US vaccine benefits	1
A star is born	1
How the turtle got its shell	1
Exxon predicted climate change	1
The Large Hadron Collider	1
Pandemic warnings	1
Proposed anti-trolling law could be used to silence critics of the Australian government	1
Gut reactions	1
Mind-altering perspectives	1
CRISPR babies may still go ahead	1
“Make or break” is hardly hyperbole for the climate negotiations due to reach their climax in November in Glasgow, UK. At the COP26 meeting, nations will have a last chance to really rev up the stutte	1
What difference will it make?	1
Monkeypox claims lives	1
Our restless minds	1
Greta Thunberg's year off	1
Vaccine trial begins in US	1
Colour-changing wrap tells you when food has spoiled	1
SpaceX's explosive start	1
Improving even tiny green spaces boosts urban wildlife	1
Huge increase in saiga antelope population	1
‘Green’ bitcoin alternative leads to hard disc shortages	1
Super sunscreen	1
Will the Central African Republic's bitcoin experiment flop?	1
Can blood type alter covid-19 risk?	1
Mind-altering moves	1
On strike against AI	1
ChatGPT's knowledge of copyrighted novels highlights legal uncertainty of AI	1
Getting less deadly?	1
New Apple Watch monitors blood oxygen – is that useful?	1
Back from the brink	1
Heading for a fall?	1
The real threat from AI	1
Omicron still on the rise	1
Ageing upturned	1
Europe's AI regulations could lead the way for the world	1
Conservation in crisis	1
Is it time to ban gas stoves?	1
Retreating from tech	1
Pandemic risks a rise in severe grief	1
Good COP, bad COP	1
The race to capture carbon	1
Time to green your home	1
Your first line of defence	1
Mind the meadows	1
Severe Indian heatwave	1
Who is space for?	1
Quantum perspective	1
No climate for coal	1
Some places are already too hot for humans to live	1
Rewilding the sky	1
2020 was the joint hottest year on record	1
Nearby exoplanet may be ideal for life	1
India's covid-19 surge	1
UK ship hit by GPS spoof	1