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Breakthrough material makes pathway to hydrogen use for fuel
cells under hot, dry conditions |
| 2 |
How the brain remembers right place, right time |
| 3 |
Smellicopter: an obstacle-avoiding drone that uses a live moth
antenna to seek out smells |
| 4 |
UTSA researchers study the effects of parental job loss on
families during the pandemic |
| 5 |
Scientists discover how COVID-19 virus causes multiple organ
failure in mice |
| 6 |
Deep rooted--mother's empathy linked to 'epigenetic' changes
to the oxytocin gene |
| 7 |
Research brief: Global trends in nature's contributions to
people |
| 8 |
Two related discoveries advance basic and applied additive
manufacturing research |
| 9 |
Study finds no change in preterm birth or stillbirth in
Philadelphia during pandemic |
| 10 |
Drug for rare disorder shows promise for treating herpes
viruses |
| 11 |
I see you: Honey bees use contagious and honest visual signal
to deter attacking hornets |
| 12 |
Career thoughts and parental relationships in adolescents with
ADHD |
| 13 |
Study identifies links between atopic dermatitis and
autoimmune diseases |
| 14 |
Novel anti-craving mechanism discovered to treat cocaine
relapse |
| 15 |
Paper-based electrochemical sensor can detect COVID-19 in less
than five minutes |
| 16 |
Study finds large-scale expansion of stem rust resistance gene
in barley and oat lineages |
| 17 |
'Big data' enables first census of desert shrub |
| 18 |
uOttawa-led study shows that poor sleep can lead to depression
in adolescents |
| 19 |
White blood cells may cause tumor cell death--but that's not
good news |
| 20 |
Increase in head start funding 'a national priority' |
| 21 |
Warning labels reduce sugary drink consumption in university
setting, researchers found |
| 22 |
New transistor design disguises key computer chip hardware
from hackers |
| 23 |
Hydrogel could open new path for glaucoma treatment without
drugs or surgery |
| 24 |
Pupils can learn more effectively through stories than
activities |
| 25 |
329 people injured by firearms in US each day, but for every
death, 2 survive |
| 26 |
Can gender inequality kill? Paper looks at impact among older
Indian women |
| 27 |
Two new studies investigate the early, potent response of IgA
antibodies against SARS-CoV-2 |
| 28 |
Red propolis could be used to treat schistosomiasis |
| 29 |
A recipe for protein footprinting |
| 30 |
Researchers call for renewed focus on thermoelectric cooling |
| 31 |
Dynamic plants |
| 32 |
Hard and fast emission cuts slow warming in the next 20 years |
| 33 |
Drones and AI detect soybean maturity with high accuracy |
| 34 |
Research concluding noncompetes stifle workers forthcoming in
multiple publications |
| 35 |
COVID-19 transmission in nursing homes may be affected by
nurses and direct care workers with multiple jobs |
| 36 |
Remote Hawaiian island harbors last land snails of their kind |
| 37 |
Risk of vine-to-vine spread of Xylella fastidiosa is greatest
in July and August |
| 38 |
New sunspot cycle could be one of the strongest on record, new
research predicts |
| 39 |
Image-based navigation could help spacecraft safely land on
the moon |
| 40 |
No refuge from the heat |
| 41 |
How to use antibodies to control chemical reactions |
| 42 |
New method uses artificial intelligence to study live cells |
| 43 |
Synthetic llama antibodies rescue doomed proteins inside cells |
| 44 |
Researchers use genomics to identify diabetic retinopathy
factors |
| 45 |
Research brief: Researchers develop unique process for
producing light-matter mixture |
| 46 |
Study details how aerobic exercise reverses degenerative
process that leads to metabolic diseases |
| 47 |
New study findings: militarizing local police does not reduce
crime |
| 48 |
Scientists get the lowdown on sun's super-hot atmosphere |
| 49 |
What makes COVID misinformation so tough to stop on social
media |
| 50 |
Possible bittersweet effects of stevia uncovered by Ben-Gurion
U. researchers |
| 51 |
Stay-at-home orders tied to an increase in harmful alcohol
consumption, study finds |
| 52 |
Caregiver burden in dementia during the COVID19 crisis |
| 53 |
RUDN University biologist: Fern leaves improve immunity and
support growth in carps |
| 54 |
The natural 'Himalayan aerosol factory' can affect climate |
| 55 |
Urban heat and mortality: who are the most vulnerable? |
| 56 |
Aluminium alloy research could benefit manned space missions |
| 57 |
Seizing military weapons does not increase violent crime nor
risk police safety |
| 58 |
The Lancet Public Health: Travel restrictions must be used in
a targeted way to be effective at controlling local COVID-19 transmission, modelling study suggests |
| 59 |
Chemotherapy and blinatumomab improves survival for patients
with B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia |
| 60 |
New research questions myth of the elderly widower: of course
grandpa cooks |
| 61 |
Wind tunnel tests will help design future Army tiltrotor
aircraft |
| 62 |
Researchers say we're watching the world go blind |
| 63 |
Molecular mechanism of plant immune receptors discovered |
| 64 |
Simple, sensitive test helps monitor bats and protect
biodiversity |
| 65 |
New geological findings from eastern Fennoscandia add new
dimensions to the history of European ice |
| 66 |
Participation in competitive sport in adolescence brings
midlife health benefits to women |
| 67 |
Bend, don't break: new tool enables economic glass design |
| 68 |
Quick and sensitive identification of multidrug-resistant
germs |
| 69 |
Hibiscus reduces the toxicity of ammonia for rainbow trout,
say RUDN University biologists |
| 70 |
Central Europe: dry Aprils pave the way for summer droughts |
| 71 |
Hotspots of cheetah activity is a key to solving the
cheetah-farmer conflict in Namibia |
| 72 |
Split wave |
| 73 |
Java's protective mangroves smothered by plastic waste |
| 74 |
The ever-elusive riddle: What's the best way to cut Christmas
cookies? |
| 75 |
Useful 'fake' peptides |
| 76 |
Grasping an object--model describes complete movement planning
in the brain |
| 77 |
Are people healthy enough to retire later? |
| 78 |
A study predicts smooth interaction between humans and robots |
| 79 |
Appearances can be deceiving: Display versus surface colors |
| 80 |
Seventeen genetic abnormalities that cause brain aneurysms |
| 81 |
Rise of the underdog: a neglected mechanism in
antiferromagnets may be key to spintronics |
| 82 |
Newly discovered Greenland plume drives thermal activities in
the Arctic |
| 83 |
Development of a new method for decoding viral genes |
| 84 |
Military flights biggest cause of noise pollution on Olympic
Peninsula |
| 85 |
When playing favorites can hurt growth |
| 86 |
A comprehensive review of biosynthesis of inorganic
nanomaterials using microorganisms and bacteriophages |
| 87 |
Newly discovered fossils prove 'Shangri-La'-like ecosystem in
central Tibet |
| 88 |
Genetic variants linked to heart health in African American
childhood cancer survivors |
| 89 |
Shining a light on the weird world of dihydrogen phosphate
anions |
| 90 |
New COVID-19 testing approach measures patients' immune
response for better diagnosis |
| 91 |
Key building block for organic molecules discovered in
meteorites |
| 92 |
This flexible and rechargeable battery is 10 times more
powerful than state of the art |
| 93 |
Research provides tools for achieving the 'how' of well-being
in daily life |
| 94 |
Undocumented immigrants far less likely to commit crimes in
U.S. than citizens |
| 95 |
Potential cancer therapy may boost immune response |
| 96 |
Rap music increasingly mixes in mental health metaphors |
| 97 |
Cervical cancer survival may improve by targeting senescent
"zombie" cells |
| 98 |
Stunning discovery reveals bonefish dive 450 feet 'deep' into
the abyss to spawn |
| 99 |
Arctic ground squirrels recycle nutrients to endure deep
hibernation |
| 100 |
Researchers create framework to help determine timing of
cancer mutations |
| 101 |
Wastewater testing for COVID-19 |
| 102 |
Health Affairs: Reprocessing single-use med devices boosts
circular economy for hospitals |
| 103 |
The world's first DNA 'tricorder' in your pocket |
| 104 |
Harnessing quantum properties to create single-molecule
devices |
| 105 |
SARS-CoV-2 in wastewater solids could help monitor COVID-19
spread |
| 106 |
Study shows why some people may become seriously ill from
meningococcal bacteria |
| 107 |
Astrocytes improve decision-making |
| 108 |
New fundamental knowledge of the 'abdominal brain' |
| 109 |
Peatland preservation vital to climate |
| 110 |
Don't let them go quietly into the night |
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