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Damaging impacts of warming moderated by migration of rainfed
crops |
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Liver fibrosis tied to specific heart failure, regardless of
HIV or hepatitis C status |
| 3 |
Scholars explore role of digital environments in international
marketing |
| 4 |
Scientists propose nanoparticles that can treat cancer with
magnetic fluid hyperthermia |
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Making puffer fish toxin in a flask |
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The impact of energy development on bird populations |
| 7 |
Music intervention and mindfulness reduces the effect of
mental fatigue |
| 8 |
Endangered species on supermarket shelves |
| 9 |
Neuroscientists discover new structure of important protein in
the brain |
| 10 |
Comprehensive review of heterogeneously integrated 2D
materials |
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How drones can hear walls |
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Adjustable even and odd harmonic radiation characteristics of
crystal target by strain engineering |
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Unwanted behavior in dogs is common, with great variance
between breeds |
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Improving the vision of self-driving vehicles |
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Exploring the deep tissues using photoacoustic imaging |
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A filter for cleaner qubits |
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Thinking in acids and bases |
| 18 |
Depressed, rural moms face greater health challenges--and so
do their kids |
| 19 |
Dimming Betelgeuse likely isn't cold, just dusty, new study
shows |
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Argonne's pioneering user facility to add magic number factory |
| 21 |
Caltech & JPL launch hybrid high rate quantum
communication systems |
| 22 |
Aggressive features in some small thyroid tumors increase the
risk for metastasis |
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Older beetle parents 'less flexible' |
| 24 |
World-first system forecasts warming of lakes globally |
| 25 |
Support communities key for military wives and partners facing
employment and social challenges |
| 26 |
Seismic imaging technology could deliver finely detailed
images of the human brain |
| 27 |
Nanoscale 4D printing technique may speed development of new
therapeutics |
| 28 |
Super magnets from a 3D printer |
| 29 |
Confusing standards lead to extra sugar in kids' breakfast
cereals |
| 30 |
Gut bacteria can penetrate tumors and aid cancer therapy,
study suggests |
| 31 |
Space lettuce |
| 32 |
Using artificial intelligence to assess ulcerative colitis |
| 33 |
Native Americans and higher cigarette use: Stereotype goes up
in smoke |
| 34 |
Terahertz radiation technique opens a new door for studying
atomic behavior |
| 35 |
Enhanced care coordination can benefit patients with multiple
chronic illnesses |
| 36 |
Downsizing the McMansion: Study gauges a sustainable size for
future homes |
| 37 |
Skoltech scientists break Google's quantum algorithm |
| 38 |
Satellite data boosts understanding of climate change's
effects on kelp |
| 39 |
Ultra-wide field retinal imaging techniques cannot be used
interchangeably |
| 40 |
Food scientists slice time off salmonella identification
process |
| 41 |
New approach to sustainable building takes shape in Boston |
| 42 |
FSU researchers find newly uncovered Arctic landscape plays
important role in carbon cycle |
| 43 |
Study: Tuberculosis bacteria trigger cough, facilitating
spread |
| 44 |
Layered solar cell technology boosts efficiency, affordability |
| 45 |
Scientists develop new method to distinguish freshly made
transcripts from old transcripts |
| 46 |
MacMillan illuminates the micro-environment, creating a new
path to cancer drugs |
| 47 |
LGBT health improves when friends are just like them |
| 48 |
Mapping movement |
| 49 |
Many Lyme disease cases go unreported; a new model could help
change that |
| 50 |
Corn productivity in real time: Satellites, field cameras, and
farmers team up |
| 51 |
UConn researchers discover new stem cells that can generate
new bone |
| 52 |
Two-faced bacteria |
| 53 |
Tissue-digging nanodrills do just enough damage |
| 54 |
Connecting interferon, neuroinflammation and synapse loss in
Alzheimer's disease |
| 55 |
Caffeine boosts problem-solving ability but not creativity,
study indicates |
| 56 |
New sleep method strengthens brain's ability to retain
memories |
| 57 |
AI reveals differences in appearance of cancer tissue between
racial populations |
| 58 |
Research shows microplastics are damaging to coral ecosystems |
| 59 |
Scientists create model to predict multipathogen epidemics |
| 60 |
Wuhan CT scans reliable for coronavirus (COVID-19) diagnosis,
limited for differentiation |
| 61 |
Scientists say it is time to save the Red Sea's coral reef |
| 62 |
Understanding how the brain predicts could make treating
autism easier |
| 63 |
Longest microwave quantum link |
| 64 |
Cool beans: A vertical crop fit for Africa's changing climate
and nutritional gaps |
| 65 |
Public health leaders call for coordinated communication
response to COVID-19 |
| 66 |
Neurofibromatosis gene provides new insight into breast cancer
resistance to hormone therapy |
| 67 |
PET imaging offers new insights into post-transplant care for
heart patients |
| 68 |
Air pollution is one of the world's most dangerous health
risks |
| 69 |
From disseminating ideology to financing: How extremist
networks operate |
| 70 |
Microbiome species interactions reveal how bacteria
collaborate to cheat death |
| 71 |
Pesticides increase the risk of schistosomiasis, a tropical
disease |
| 72 |
'Magnonic nanoantennas': optically-inspired computing with
spin waves one step closer |
| 73 |
New genetic signatures in childhood leukemia create paths for
precision medicine |
| 74 |
Novel sepsis treatment enhances bacterial capture by
neutrophil 'traps' |
| 75 |
Chlamydia build their own entrance into human cells |
| 76 |
Microcensus in bacteria |
| 77 |
Veterinarians: Dogs, too, can experience hearing loss |
| 78 |
Children with food protein-induced enterocolitis more likely
to have other allergies |
| 79 |
Drones can now scan terrain and excavations without human
intervention |
| 80 |
Male privilege |
| 81 |
Preventing spread of SARS coronavirus-2 in humans |
| 82 |
Intestinal microbes reprogram genetic activity of gut mucosa |
| 83 |
'Tickling' an atom to investigate the behavior of materials |
| 84 |
X-ray eyes peer deeper into deadly pathogen |
| 85 |
Unexpected discovery: Blue-green algae produce oil |
| 86 |
Illness won't stop vampire bat moms from caring for their
offspring |
| 87 |
New software tool fosters quality control of genome-scale
models of metabolism |
| 88 |
Balancing bushmeat trade and conservation vital to ensure
livelihoods not threatened |
| 89 |
App helps reduce osteoarthritis pain |
| 90 |
Using holograms helps in studying the quality of composite
materials |
| 91 |
Discovery of accurate and far more efficient algorithm for
point set registration problems |
| 92 |
Sphingotec's endothelial function biomarker bio-ADM improves
risk stratification of sepsis patients at ICUs |
| 93 |
Rivers: how they contribute to better understand the
Mediterranean Sea dynamics |
| 94 |
Superhydrophobic magnetic sponge to help purify water from oil
products |
| 95 |
When older people feel excluded at work |
| 96 |
Neural hardware for image recognition in nanoseconds |
| 97 |
City fox and country fox |
| 98 |
Social isolation could cause physical inflammation |
| 99 |
Artificial Intelligence to improve the precision of mammograms |
| 100 |
The arrival of the laptop in the classroom and parental
mediation |
| 101 |
Humans transport dangerous smoke residues indoors |
| 102 |
New ESO study evaluates impact of satellite constellations on
astronomical observations |
| 103 |
Cooling magnets with sound |
| 104 |
Self-driving car trajectory tracking gets closer to
human-driver ideal |
| 105 |
Is life a game of chance? |
| 106 |
All-solid-state lithium-sulfur batteries with high capacity
and long life |
| 107 |
Researchers discover a previously unappreciated
neurotransmitter system in the brain |
| 108 |
ALMA spots metamorphosing aged star |
| 109 |
World's smelliest fruit could charge your mobile phone |
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Freeze-dried soil is more suitable for studying soil reactive
nitrogen gas emissions |
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