New Scientist

Article	Citations
Driverless cars could be tricked into crashing	156
EU's search-and-rescue drones	49
Letters	19
Male fertility could be restored with frozen testicular tissue implants	15
The secretive world of online streaming	12
Warming could shift jet stream with danger for Europe	11
Buzz off	9
Taking it personally	6
All the world's a stage	6
Feel the beat	6
Penis worms lived in borrowed shells long before hermit crabs	6
The physics of a soap opera	5
Puzzle	5
A wooden circular economy	5
Don't miss	5
Fossil footprints hint at mystery hominin with unusual walking style	5
Head-tingling videos may help people with anxiety	4
Synthetic spider silk laced with graphene can rapidly heal itself	4
Grow it yourself?	4
Improving even tiny green spaces boosts urban wildlife	4
To Me' Mery Christmas! From Me	4
Quantum hook-up for supercomputer	4
Bright and early	4
Antibiotic resistance tracked in wild bears' tooth plaque	4
Particle accelerator is so small it could fit inside a pen tip	3

Running out of river	3
Should more countries vaccinate against chickenpox?	3
Rethinking obesity	3
Here be sandworms	3
Covid-19 may raise premature birth risk	3
The Einstein machine	3
Feedback	3
Lifeless planet	3
Spring comes early	3
Puzzle	3
Pre-eclampsia link to risk of early stroke	3
Is gravity a quantum force?	3
Letters	3
Eyelash expression	3
Unsustainable conservation	2
Time loops may be easier to achieve than we thought	2
Norway hooks up to the UK	2
Why AlphaFold is transformational	2
Why using pig fat to fuel planes is hogwash	2
Your gut microbes may affect how ill malaria makes you	2
Quick crossword #117	2
Snap, crackle, pop	2
Keeping of livestock predates farming	2
Ivermectin buyers clubs	2
The first of many epic journeys	2
Spiders use firefly light to lure more prey into their web	2
Fastest free-moving star in galaxy caught going 2285 km/s	2
A line in the sand	2
Know your limits	2
Bizarre galaxy died very young but may come back to life	2
Adding to the team	2
Crowing about it	2
Letters	2
Absolute heat	2
Tiny machine parts made of self-assembled proteins	2
Self-cooling quantum computer made of diamonds	2
Supersized AI	2
Fun and games	2
Feedback	2
The great disappearing trick	2
Physics Nobel goes to trio who sliced up time with light	2
Science: a team sport	2
Unravelling words	2
BrainTwister	2
Strange meteorites traced to their source craters on Mars	2
Tiny robot could stop bleeding from inside the body using heat	2
Starship rocket reaches orbit	2
Sloths grip stronger than humans and other primates	2
Will woolly mammoths be resurrected soon?	2
Ice dreams	2

Speedy light	2
Sticking it out	2
A seismic mystery	2
'Water become bone’	2
Crop-eating stink bugs could be kept at bay by wasps	2
End of the road?	2
Drugs seem to help repair damaged mouse lungs	2
Trilobite stuffed itself with food	2
Believe it or not!	2
Genetically engineered bacteria could one day heal us from inside our cells	2
In hot water	2
Polaris Dawn crew prepare for riskiest spacewalk ever	2
Quick crossword #98	2
Giant black holes nurture small ones	2
Into year three	2
Irritating question	2
Modern flu may be down to 1918 virus	2
Quick crossword #155	2
Feeling zesty	2
How to think about…	1
Letters	1
Symptoms of long covid can differ depending on age	1
Feedback	1
How periods change with age	1
The dark energy illusion	1
Early humans lived at high altitude as much as 2 million years ago	1
Cancer foes	1
A silver lining	1
On the boil	1
Evolution's urban hothouse	1
Global warming and farming may have already hit insects	1
Making sense of it all	1
Peak performance	1
Robofish built with human heart cells	1
An epigenome-editing injection	1
Cuts hit NASA	1
Spinning rotor made from DNA	1
Roll with it	1
Life, death and wormholes	1
mRNA work wins medicine Nobel	1
A glimpse of chemistry in a distant galaxy	1
Habitats on Mars could be built from algae	1
There may be an exoplanet orbiting three stars at once	1
Mars has enough wind to power bases all year round	1
Crucial Congo forest under threat	1
Protected areas fail to stop loss of insects and spiders	1
Super tug	1
New Scientist recommends	1
Newborn black holes spew gas so hard they almost stop spinning	1
Gobbling up dark matter may help stars live forever	1
A 48,500-year-old virus has been revived from permafrost	1
Climate change is turning snow to rain	1
IS MY BRAIN THE MOST COMPLEX OBJECT IN THE UNIVERSE?	1
Thumbs up for video call hand signals	1
Dash of tomato colouring makes better solar panels	1
Whale shark seen feeding on seabed	1
Chemical reaction used in cooking may have nurtured complex life	1
AI boost to cancer detection	1
Does even a mild case of covid-19 affect your cognitive skills?	1
AI chatbots ‘think’ in English even when asked questions in other languages	1
Lizards stress eat as helicopters pass	1
Headscratcher	1
African birds of prey under threat	1
Hard hitting	1
Still beyond our grasp?	1
Pollution from rockets could affect weather systems	1
Look to the future	1
Space oddities	1
Going nuclear	1
Fighting quantum with quantum	1
The viral superconductor	1
Don't Miss	1
Nerve pain from diabetes treated by faecal transplants	1
What Einstein got wrong about ultra-speedy mirrors	1
Don't miss	1
Feedback	1
What is killing urban trees?	1
Polar bears seem to be ageing faster as the Arctic warms	1
Polluted partnerships	1
Earth's core is oddly squishy and we may now know why	1

Creative juice	1
Life and climate, a co-production	1
'Demon' dreamed up by physics actually exists in our cells	1
Clues to purpose of Stonehenge	1
Most precise measurement of a particle ever made	1
Prehistoric Spanish people moved 2-tonne stone by boat	1
Feedback	1
Stick to the old plan	1
The biodiversity diet	1
Quick crossword #143	1
Robotic laser can target and kill cockroaches	1
Lampshade can cut indoor air pollution	1
AI detects diarrhoea from toilet sounds	1
Strange nebula changes colour like a galactic mood lamp	1
Magnetic weather	1
Have we found Earth's oldest rocks?	1
Feedback	1
Long covid struck 1 in 8 adults who got infected	1
Pain	1
Shedding light on dark energy	1
Hot on the trail of ET	1
Sperm whale clicks are closest thing to human language yet found	1
Exercising can help people with long covid – at least a bit	1
Bitter ends	1
Lifestyle can counter genetic dementia risk	1
Making shift work more palatable	1
Google launches quantum quest	1
How to think about… Quantum computers	1
Hurricane in Jamaica helped change mountain ecology	1
Jumping parasitic worms use static to hit their targets	1
Portal-like “ring wormholes” could be used as a time machine	1
Backwards computing	1
Plotting it out	1
Cool melt	1
Go with the flow	1
Self-driving car could be ordered to repossess itself	1
Overheated trees are contributing to urban air pollution	1
A floating polar research station will uncover the secrets of Arctic winter	1
Quick crossword #129	1
Tongan volcano erupts	1
CERN measurement casts doubt on shock W boson result	1
Did tiny black holes fill the cosmos?	1
How to think about… Metaphysics	1
Wagging question	1
Musical game could boost your memory	1
Man with paralysis walks by activating brain and spine implants with his mind	1
Gene-edited pork on the menu	1
‘Viking skin’ nailed to medieval church doors in England is actually animal hide	1
Wikipedia uses AI to track down contradictions	1
Worlds apart	1
Super-thickeners made of starch could cut calorie content	1
Factual evolution	1
A tale of two halves	1
Super-fast battery charges in minutes	1
A modern guide to sex	1
PLANETS AND PLANETARY SYSTEMS	1
Face mask lets you detect odours in VR	1
Wildlife populations are declining on a ‘devastating’ scale, says WWF	1
Feedback	1
Geysers may have created protocells	1
Menopause research may help improve fertility treatment	1
W boson surprise throws a spanner into standard model	1
Neuralink's brain implants were on our minds	1
The language puzzle	1
Visitor from the outer reaches	1
Say it loud and clear	1
The rainy Hyades	1
Never-ending cities created for VR	1
Black holes may inherit magnetic fields from stars	1
Does Viagra help to protect against Alzheimer's?	1
Don't miss	1
JWST shows ancient galaxy may be merging with another	1
Device can image heart as you run	1
‘Dark radiation’ may solve cosmic clash	1
Does 23andMe's decline show genetic-based medicine has been overhyped?	1
Web3 is a fantasy, but it can still hurt you	1
Different strokes	1
Letters	1
Escape from a whale	1
Sense of direction	1
Feedback	1
Bolivia's blight	1
1.5°C climate goal is slipping away	1
Grinding bones into an edible paste could reduce food waste	1
Red or blue pill	1
Eurasia has seen a surge in droughts	1
Polar bears adapt to hunt without sea ice	1
Height of change	1
Letters	1
The enemy within	1
Migraine drug eases early symptoms like dizziness	1
Don't miss	1
Astronomers may have found a huge moon around a Jupiter-like exoplanet	1
Racing ahead	1
A gentle giant ready to attack	1