New Scientist

Article	Citations
Fast-evolving DNA linked to the brain	143
Tangled up in forests	49
Emissions from Australian wildfires mostly captured by algal blooms	20
Large Hadron Collider sticks with reels of tape for vast data storage needs	17
Letters	14
AI programmer may be reusing code without asking	12
Frigid molecules act as a single quantum object	11
Monkeys navigate using mental maps just like us	11
Early farmers in the Atacama desert were brutally violent	7
The great disappearing trick	6
An unsung hero	6
The virus will evolve further	6
What will happen this year?	6
Pterosaurs flew soon after hatching	6
Absolute heat	6
Humanity under the lens	6
Eyes wide open	5
AI algorithms can sway decisions	5
Baking boundaries	5
Stellar shots	5
Material impervious to radiation could be used in spaceships	5
Asparagus tips	4
Nanosyringes inject drugs into cells	4
Solar power	4
Lizards stress eat as helicopters pass	4

Stand up for Earth	4
Letters	4
Puzzle	4
How parasites help ward off obesity	3
Algal blooms	3
Odd supernova defies our understanding of the cosmos	3
Taurine supplements may extend lifespan and health as we get older	3
Soya beans get a portion of pork	3
Telling tails	3
Cause of morning sickness found	3
Quick crossword #133	3
Cockroaches adapt mating strategy due to poison bait	3
Octopuses edit their own RNA to adapt to cold water	3
Uruguay faces severe drought	3
Crocodiles can breed without any males	3
Masturbation's evolutionary role	3
Find your tribe	3
Insect afar	3
Collisions are less likely when you're walking as a couple	3
Rise of the machines	3
Humans exploit one-third of all vertebrate species	3
Lined up	3
Metformin may cut the risk of long covid by 41 per cent	3
Electric field aids kidneys kept on ice	2
Breathable oxygen pulled from Mars air	2
Quick crossword #88	2
Raining bullets	2
Whale songs spread across the Pacific	2
Sticking it out	2
The Amazon rainforest has already reached a crucial tipping point	2
Proving it	2
Giant pandas snub their cubs	2
Back to the Internet	2
Feedback	2
Faecal swap offers hope of lasting relief from IBS pain	2
Was Homo naledi a fire starter?	2
Into year three	2
Puzzle	2
Your ears can reveal if you are drunk	2
More people are going to space, but who will get to fly?	2
How vaccines are holding up against delta	2
The past appears to run slower	2
Crab-shell batteries that can degrade	2
Listen to the animals	2
The unexplained rise in UK deaths	2
Set of brain changes that made us human	2
Opioids don't help short-term back pain	2
Solar vibe	2
…and sees strange sandy clouds on a brown dwarf	2
Don't miss	2

Cryptic crossword #87	2
Don't miss	2
Measuring time	2
Time loops may be easier to achieve than we thought	2
Feedback	2
Antibiotic resistance tracked in wild bears' tooth plaque	2
Covid-19 may raise premature birth risk	2
Don't miss	2
A matter of perception	2
Unsafe mercury levels found in Amazon fish	2
7 What is consciousness for?	2
Cryptic crossword #98	2
Feedback	2
The emotional lives of animals	2
Feedback	2
Pro-Ukraine hackers achieved little after Russian invasion	2
Self-cooling quantum computer made of diamonds	2
Questions over Alzheimer's drug	2
A twitcher's paradise	2
Head-tingling videos may help people with anxiety	2
Volcanic eruption shut down key climate observatory	2
Sand supplies may run low by 2060	2
Secrets of the platypus	1
New diode could speed up computing	1
Butterflies evolved in North America	1
The bold plan to release Tasmanian devils on mainland Australia	1
A seismic mystery	1
Of flora and fauna	1
Puzzle	1
Letters	1
Amazon monkeys can ape 'accent' of rival primates	1
Largest of the water lilies	1
There's no end in sight	1
Planet found in star's 'forbidden zone'	1
Impact writ large	1
Keeping tabs on kelp	1
Tumours targeted by a precision radioactive ion beam	1
Russian science lab launched to expand ISS	1
Early land dwellers returned to water	1
Foraging for tasty treasure	1
Why being bilingual really does seem to delay dementia	1
Clove and thyme oils stop invasive beetles eating palm trees	1
Extinct species will stay extinct	1
A new climate battle cry	1
Bring on the new	1
Specific brain markers found for ADHD in children	1
A carbon credit card	1
Eyes in the sky	1
Wildfires may have worsened impact of covid-19 in the US	1
Halt the mineral rush	1
Feedback	1
Giant whales have truly mighty appetite	1
New Scientist recommends	1
Lifestyle can counter genetic dementia risk	1
Closest black hole to Earth could be visible in the skies of nearby planets	1
In a tin can	1
Eyelash expression	1
…while those alive today must adapt to climate change	1
Weedy diet	1
The secretive world of online streaming	1
When did the Anthropocene begin?	1
Feedback	1
Origami-inspired robot could deliver drugs in the body	1
Child's foot successfully amputated 31,000 years ago	1
Discrimination and harassment	1
Seaweed's secrets	1
See you in court!	1
Drones track disease in olive trees	1
Keeping of livestock predates farming	1
Toxic foam clouds hit Colombia	1
EU's search-and-rescue drones	1
Rules of time and space torn up	1
Printed chain mail is flexible but strong	1
Live long and prosper	1
Liquid crystals shape laser beam into a photorealistic cat	1
Ethnic disparities in early dementia signs	1
Feedback	1
Too much time	1
People visited Stonehenge site thousands of years before it was built	1
Day flights are better for the climate	1

Does it hurt?	1
New Scientist recommends	1
Menthol block	1
It will be increasingly difficult to adapt to a warming world, but it's not too late	1
The rise and rise of YouTube	1
Hunt for alien transmissions draws a blank	1
Big increase in fish demand by 2050	1
Natural way to make water flow uphill	1
Mice seen giving ‘first aid’ to other, unconscious mice	1
The first of many epic journeys	1
Building blocks for life at galaxy's edge	1
Feel the heat	1
Did warfare give rise to complex civilisations?	1
Prosthetic leg can help with stairs	1
How Galapagos giant tortoises avoid cancer	1
Straw robots	1
Europe's drought will lead to a huge wave of tree deaths	1
Crop-eating stink bugs could be kept at bay by wasps	1
Fluffy freeze	1
Being green	1
Tomatoes' inbuilt attack warning	1
Richest homes have higher wildfire risk	1
In a spin	1
Largest ever AI suggests limits to scaling up	1
TV remote powers up via Wi-Fi waves	1
More than just a phage	1
Romans may have set rare seals on the path to peril	1
Quick crossword #117	1
Cosmopolitan crew went down with the Mary Rose	1
Artificial neuron swaps dopamine with rat brain cells	1
Don't miss	1
Atomic clocks quantum entangled	1
Whale sharks gulp in air to float vertically while eating	1
Deciphering Dumbo	1
BrainTwister	1
Driverless cars could be tricked into crashing	1
Meal timing doesn't affect weight loss	1
A dangerous beginning	1
Bad moon rising	1
Deep-sea life is still recovering from mining 40 years ago	1
Worst days in the world	1
Green-eyed monster	1
Trees beat energy crops as CO2 sink	1
Seizure alert dogs may detect the smell of fear	1
In real life	1
AI tool could be used to make tests to spot new drugs fast	1
Pollution makes coral less resilient	1
In the dark	1
Puzzle	1
Many species of reptile are at risk of being wiped out	1
Take part in the teabag trials	1
Feedback	1
Feeling zesty	1
Micro marvels	1
The language puzzle	1
Don't miss	1
Dinosaurs' ability to survive cold helped them rule the planet	1
Sexy Asian lady robots?	1
Searching for the earliest black holes	1
Most major carbon capture and storage projects haven't met targets	1
Cuttlefish disguise themselves as coral when hunting prey	1
Circadian clock made in lab to probe biological rhythms	1
3D-printed hand plays Super Mario Bros	1
Keep quiet and fight the robot apocalypse	1
Age-defying food	1
A 48,500-year-old virus has been revived from permafrost	1
Tolerance therapy could help children with milk allergies	1
Itchy bites	1
We're more likely to cheat multiple victims	1
Tortoises challenge theories of ageing	1
Spinning around	1
How our ape ancestors lost their tails	1
Speed limit	1
Micro machine can climb through body	1
Puzzle	1
US lab reaches the cusp of ignition for nuclear fusion	1
Puzzle	1
Dash of tomato colouring makes better solar panels	1
Unravelling words	1
Where did covid-19 come from?	1
Exploring seven of the biggest chronological conundrums of all time	1
The universe by numbers	1
Rites of passage	1
Trick makes objects seem heavy or light in virtual reality	1
On that note	1
Torrential rain didn't replenish California's deep groundwater	1
The first water may have formed surprisingly early	1
19th-century dairy farming women didn't breastfeed	1
End of the road?	1
Science: a team sport	1
Letters	1
The dark energy illusion	1
Aitch issue	1
Britain's lost rainforests	1
Privileged people misjudge pro-equality policies	1