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Low-Income, Black Neighborhoods Still Hit Hard by Air
Pollution |
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Building a Bridge to the Quantum World |
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Physicists Create Stable, Strongly Magnetized Plasma Jet in
Laboratory |
| 4 |
Newly Discovered Hybrid Molecules Could Serve as a Novel
Category of Anti-cancer Agent |
| 5 |
Defying the laws of physics? Columbia engineers demonstrate
bubbles of sand |
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How slippery surfaces allow sticky pastes and gels to slide |
| 7 |
Astronomers successfully obtain first ever image of a black
hole |
| 8 |
Engineers tap DNA to create 'lifelike' machines |
| 9 |
New imaging technique reveals 'burst' of activity before cell
death |
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Just add heat to open this tiny box |
| 11 |
Your Brain and the Computer: A Comparison |
| 12 |
How to Actually Help Someone Who is Grieving |
| 13 |
Israel's Start-up Nation: The Rise of Female Entrepreneurs |
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Types of Acne. Which is Yours? |
| 15 |
Black Holes Stunt Growth of Dwarf Galaxies |
| 16 |
Milky Way Raids Intergalactic 'Bank Accounts,' Hubble Study
Finds |
| 17 |
New Research Sheds Light on the Ages of Lunar Ice Deposits |
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Study Suggests Ice on Lunar South Pole May Have More than 1
Source |
| 19 |
Pressure Runs High at Edge of Solar System |
| 20 |
Physicists Have Found A Way to 'Hear' Dark Matter |
| 21 |
Liquifying A Rocky Exoplanet |
| 22 |
Virtual 'Universe Machine' Sheds Light on Galaxy Evolution |
| 23 |
NASA's MMS Finds First Interplanetary Shock |
| 24 |
Study finds path for addressing Alzheimer's blood-brain
barrier impairment |
| 25 |
The state of China's climate in 2019: Warmer and wetter, but
less loss |
| 26 |
Spontaneous formation of nanoscale hollow structures could
boost battery storage |
| 27 |
What do electric vehicle drivers think of the charging network
they use? |
| 28 |
The mental health of fathers of babies born very prematurely |
| 29 |
California's climate refugia: Mapping the stable places |
| 30 |
Patterns in permafrost soils could help climate change models |
| 31 |
Scientists identify targets for COVID-19 vaccine using cancer
immunotherapy tools |
| 32 |
'Playing hard to get' really works; here's why |
| 33 |
Do COVID-19 apps protect your privacy? |
| 34 |
Boys' poor reading skills might help explain higher education
gender gap |
| 35 |
Deadly superbug could get a vigorous foe in repurposed
antibiotic |
| 36 |
Kidney problems more prevalent in NYC COVID-19 patients |
| 37 |
New tool helps nanorods stand out |
| 38 |
Milkweed, only food source for monarch caterpillars,
ubiquitously contaminated |
| 39 |
Marine energy devices likely pose minimal impacts to marine
life, report shows |
| 40 |
You are what you eat is as important for fish as it is for
people |
| 41 |
Health disparities prove to be multidimensional |
| 42 |
Researchers develop ultra-sensitive device for detecting
magnetic fields |
| 43 |
Physicists study mirror nuclei for precision theory test |
| 44 |
Global oncology pharmacists face restricted access to
essential PPE items |
| 45 |
Research team builds better rock models |
| 46 |
How much color do we really see? |
| 47 |
Doing more with terahertz: Simplifying near-infrared
spectroscopy systems |
| 48 |
Engineers put tens of thousands of artificial brain synapses
on a single chip |
| 49 |
Researchers shed light on new enzymatic reaction |
| 50 |
COVID-19: Are we handling this the right way? |
| 51 |
Shock waves created in the lab mimic supernova particle
accelerators |
| 52 |
Kawasaki-like syndrome linked to COVID-19 in children is a new
condition |
| 53 |
Stanford-led study suggests a new approach to reducing spread
of mosquito-borne diseases |
| 54 |
Switching from aluminum to zinc alloys could improve
sustainability of automotive parts |
| 55 |
Crystalline 'nanobrush' clears way to advanced energy and
information tech |
| 56 |
Heart injury among hospitalized COVID-19 patients associated
with higher risk of death |
| 57 |
New smart parking software cuts congestion, emissions |
| 58 |
Rice team makes tiny, magnetically powered neural stimulator |
| 59 |
Better detection of a type of ovarian cancer could lead to
better treatments |
| 60 |
Opioid prescriptions after childbirth linked to increased risk
of overdose, persistent use |
| 61 |
Study shows opioid, sedative and antidepressant use
pre-surgery leads to worse outcomes |
| 62 |
Research team to study food resilience in the face of
catastrophic global events |
| 63 |
New algorithm helps select patients for urgent surgery or
chemotherapy during pandemic |
| 64 |
Drug researcher develops 'fat burning' molecule |
| 65 |
Protection of seagrasses is key to building resilience to
climate change and disasters |
| 66 |
Temperate insects as vulnerable to climate change as tropical
species |
| 67 |
First global map of rockfalls on the Moon |
| 68 |
New light for plants |
| 69 |
Researchers developing quick and simple method of glyphosate
detection |
| 70 |
Army researchers enhance communications for multi-agent
teaming |
| 71 |
Case Western Reserve-led research uncovers connections between
psoriasis and joint disease |
| 72 |
Pregnancy complications in assisted reproduction linked to a
specific process |
| 73 |
Red tape may have a silver lining for micro businesses--new
study |
| 74 |
Radiocarbon dating pins date for construction of Uyghur
complex to the year 777 |
| 75 |
Indirect effects of SARS-CoV-2 on the kidneys: beware of the
genetic background |
| 76 |
Giving GDP a needed ecological companion |
| 77 |
Specific kidney proximal tubular injury caused by SARS-CoV-2 |
| 78 |
Acute kidney disease in critically ill COVID-19 patients |
| 79 |
Many factors may contribute to steep, decades-long muskrat
population drop |
| 80 |
The impact of disclosure laws on prescription patterns from
companies that pay them |
| 81 |
Discovery of important molecular mechanism of
Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease |
| 82 |
Astronomers find elusive target hiding behind dust |
| 83 |
Intestinal health: Dresden research team identifies enzyme
essential for stem cell survival |
| 84 |
Functional polymers to improve thermal stability of
bioplastics |
| 85 |
Bluetooth technology, the best ally to detect COVID-19 cases
through smartphone contact tracing |
| 86 |
Cosmic quasars embrace 1970s fashion trend |
| 87 |
Scientists analyze spatio-temporal differentiation of spring
phenology in China from 1979 to 2018 |
| 88 |
Forgot where you parked the car? Research suggests memory is a
game of all or nothing |
| 89 |
Infants have a basic knowledge of the role and limitations of
language |
| 90 |
Appetite can be increased by cells in the brain |
| 91 |
Replacing GDP with Gross Ecosystem Product reveals value of
nature |
| 92 |
Viewing the topology of thermonuclear reaction in nuclear
landscape from the network perspective |
| 93 |
New study: Chemists at the University of Halle are able to
induce uniform chirality |
| 94 |
Single-cell yolk-shell capsules with high biological activity
and stability |
| 95 |
Physical activity in all of its forms may help maintain muscle
mass in midlife |
| 96 |
New treatment target verification for myelodysplastic syndrome |
| 97 |
'Social distancing' saves frogs: New approach to identify
individual frogs noninvasively |
| 98 |
Threats to global food security from emerging fungal crop
pathogens |
| 99 |
A sharper view of flood risk |
| 100 |
Unravelling complex brain networks with automated 3D neural
mapping |
| 101 |
Novel computer-assisted chemical synthesis method cuts
research time and cost |
| 102 |
Titanium oxide-based hybrid materials promising for
detoxifying dyes |
| 103 |
First systematic report on the tug-of-war between DNA damage
and repair |
| 104 |
Novel eco-friendly electrochemical reaction can synthesize
useful semiconductor materials |
| 105 |
Integrating nanomaterial with light-absorbing molecule powers
hydrogen production from water and sun |
| 106 |
Photodynamic therapy used to treat ovarian cancer |
| 107 |
When cancer cells can't make their own fat, they eat more of
it |
| 108 |
Green cities roadmap touts COVID-19 recovery stimulus |
| 109 |
Super-cooled metallic ammonia gives clues about electron
behavior |
| 110 |
Scientists engineer one protein to fight cancer and regenerate
neurons |
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