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Double take: New study analyzes global, multiple-tailed
lizards |
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Context reduces racial bias in hate speech detection
algorithms |
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Regenerating the body from within using biomaterials |
| 4 |
One million epilepsy patients in China missing out on
beneficial surgery |
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Time to get real on the power of positive thinking--new study |
| 6 |
High-throughput sequencing tracks historical spread of
grapevine viruses |
| 7 |
Nematode has potential to reduce cotton yields by 50 percent |
| 8 |
Incoming CEOs with premium pay packages perform accordingly,
study shows |
| 9 |
New room-temperature liquid-metal battery could be the path to
powering the future |
| 10 |
COVID-19 news from Annals of Internal Medicine |
| 11 |
Asthma and allergies more common in 'night owl' teens: study |
| 12 |
U of SC: How non-alcoholic fatty liver disease causes
Alzheimer's-like neuroinflammation |
| 13 |
Liquid crystal integrated metalens for versatile color focus |
| 14 |
Multisample technique to analyze cell adhesion |
| 15 |
A different Chia-PET provides insight into prostate cancer |
| 16 |
Community science birding data does not yet capture global
bird trends |
| 17 |
Atomic 'Swiss army knife' precisely measures materials for
quantum computers |
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To let neurons talk, immune cells clear paths through brain's
'scaffolding' |
| 19 |
Do we know what we want in a romantic partner? No more than a
random stranger would |
| 20 |
Algorithm predicts risk for PTSD after traumatic injury |
| 21 |
Global success for Canadian companies depends on prior R&D
investment, receptiveness to new learning |
| 22 |
When it comes to DNA repair, it's not one tool fits all |
| 23 |
Researchers develop novel approach to modeling yet-unconfirmed
rare nuclear process |
| 24 |
What ethical models for autonomous vehicles don't address--and
how they could be better |
| 25 |
Yellow pond-lily prefers cyclic flowers to spiral ones |
| 26 |
Researchers foresee linguistic issues during space travel |
| 27 |
Newly discovered pathogen in NY apples causes bitter rot
disease |
| 28 |
Encouraging results from functional MRI in an unresponsive
patient with COVID-19 |
| 29 |
Leap in lidar could improve safety, security of new technology |
| 30 |
Compounds halt SARS-CoV-2 replication by targeting key viral
enzyme |
| 31 |
Plant study challenges tropics' reputation as site of modern
evolutionary innovation |
| 32 |
Sorting and secreting insulin by expiration date |
| 33 |
Machine learning reveals vulnerabilities in 3D-printed
carbon-fiber composites |
| 34 |
COVID-19 shines spotlight on gender inequity in academia |
| 35 |
Consumers prefer round numbers even when the specific number
is better news |
| 36 |
Researchers develop software to find drug-resistant bacteria |
| 37 |
Physics--Bubbling and burping droplets of DNA |
| 38 |
Neurobiology--How much oxygen does the brain need? |
| 39 |
How do bacteria build up natural products? |
| 40 |
BU researchers design artificial genes to sense cellular
responses to drugs |
| 41 |
NYUAD researchers study effects of cellular crowding on the
cell's transport system |
| 42 |
Study: Dying stars breathe life into Earth |
| 43 |
How does Earth sustain its magnetic field? |
| 44 |
White dwarfs reveal new insights into the origin of carbon in
the universe |
| 45 |
IU School of Medicine study paves way for earlier autism
diagnosis in Indiana |
| 46 |
Colony-level genetics predict gentle behavior in Puerto Rican
honey bees |
| 47 |
When metal flows like liquid glass: a technology for producing
superplastic wire is proposed |
| 48 |
Innovations for sustainability in a post-pandemic future |
| 49 |
Making plastic more transparent while also adding electrical
conductivity |
| 50 |
Age-related impairments reversed in animal model |
| 51 |
Story tips: Predicting fire risk, solid state stability check
and images in a flash |
| 52 |
LSU Health New Orleans discovers new class of safer analgesics |
| 53 |
Scientists discover a new connection between the eyes and
touch |
| 54 |
Gut bacteria improve type 2 diabetes risk prediction |
| 55 |
Viruses beware: scientists show how bacterial 'attack dog'
toxin disrupts protein synthesis |
| 56 |
Future teachers more likely to view black children as angry,
even when they are not |
| 57 |
New insights into van der Waals materials found |
| 58 |
Moffitt researchers identify protein that causes epithelial
cancers to spread |
| 59 |
New recommendations: People with high cholesterol should
eliminate carbs, not saturated fat |
| 60 |
Intrahospital transport of ICU patients a moment of risk |
| 61 |
Diabetic nephropathy: Study results on proteomic analysis do
not show benefit |
| 62 |
High-order synthetic dimensions in waveguide photonic lattices |
| 63 |
Increased risk of injury in contact sports after prolonged
training restrictions |
| 64 |
Electrically focus-tuneable ultrathin lens for high-resolution
square subpixels |
| 65 |
Real-time monitoring of proteins in the nuclear pore complex |
| 66 |
Order from noise: How randomness and collective dynamics
define a stem cell |
| 67 |
Using Epo against Covid-19 |
| 68 |
Deterministic reversal of single magnetic vortex circulation
by an electric field |
| 69 |
Cranfield academics call for 'Five Capitals' approach to
global resilience |
| 70 |
Study reveals secret life of lithium in sun-like stars:
Created not just destroyed |
| 71 |
The electrified brain |
| 72 |
Highest peak power and excellent stability |
| 73 |
Walking along blue spaces such as beaches or lakes benefits
mental health |
| 74 |
Owner behavior affects effort and accuracy in dogs'
communications |
| 75 |
Why it's no last orders for the Tequila bat |
| 76 |
Low-threshold topological nanolasers based on the second-order
corner state |
| 77 |
New high proton conductors with inherently oxygen deficient
layers open sustainable future |
| 78 |
A 'breath of nothing' provides a new perspective on
superconductivity |
| 79 |
Follow-up appointments for children hospitalized for
bronchiolitis may not be needed |
| 80 |
A new biotinylation enzyme for analyzing protein-protein
interactions |
| 81 |
One in five Londoners had syphilis by their mid-30s in the
late 18th century |
| 82 |
To quench or not to quench: Understanding the role of a
cyanobacterial photosystem protein |
| 83 |
New study resolves mystery surrounding unique light-harvesting
structures in algae |
| 84 |
New vitamin K-based drug shows promise against
medication-resistant epilepsy |
| 85 |
2D semiconductors found to be close-to-ideal fractional
quantum hall platform |
| 86 |
Behind the dead-water phenomenon |
| 87 |
Lack of lockdown increased COVID-19 deaths in Sweden, analysis
finds |
| 88 |
Nitrogen pollution policies around the world lag behind
scientific knowledge |
| 89 |
Coconut confusion reveals consumer conundrum |
| 90 |
St. Jude researchers create an analytic tool that opens a new
frontier of cancer discovery |
| 91 |
Coronary calcium scoring: Personalized preventive care for
those most at risk |
| 92 |
Light a critical factor in limiting carbon uptake, especially
in the north |
| 93 |
Desert algae shed light on desiccation tolerance in green
plants |
| 94 |
Asthma does not seem to increase the severity of COVID-19 |
| 95 |
Harmful microbes found on sewer pipe walls |
| 96 |
Cell 'membrane on a chip' could speed up screening of drug
candidates for COVID-19 |
| 97 |
Flashes bright when squeezed tight: How single-celled
organisms light up the oceans |
| 98 |
Norman Conquest of 1066 did little to change people's eating
habits |
| 99 |
Common inherited genetic variant identified as frequent cause
of deafness in adults |
| 100 |
Probiotics alone or combined with prebiotics may help ease
depression |
| 101 |
New study looks at opioid use and driving outcomes among older
adults |
| 102 |
Injections are two-and-a-half times safer when nurses use
revamped guidelines |
| 103 |
Simulations shows magnetic field can change 10 times faster
than previously thought |
| 104 |
A tiny ancient relative of dinosaurs and pterosaurs discovered |
| 105 |
Black patients have higher rates of death after PCI |
| 106 |
Palm trees most abundant in American rainforests |
| 107 |
New research reveals privacy risks of home security cameras |
| 108 |
Herpesvirsuses hedge their bets to optimize survival |
| 109 |
First direct evidence of ocean mixing across the gulf stream |
| 110 |
Study indicates that Medicaid expansion has led to earlier
cancer detection among individuals with low income |
| 111 |
Group genomics drive aggression in honey bees |
| 112 |
Common hypertension medications may reduce colorectal cancer
risk |
| 113 |
Cancer treatment in young women need not mean the end of their
fertility |
| 114 |
Epigenetics: What the embryo can teach us about cell
reprogramming |
| 115 |
Early screening may reduce breast cancer deaths by more than
half in childhood cancer survivors [plus additional topics] |
| 116 |
'Pregnancy test for water' delivers fast, easy results on
water quality |
| 117 |
Motherhood overrides the brain's decision-making |
| 118 |
New guideline: Don't routinely screen for EAC in patients with
chronic GERD |
| 119 |
Fathers are more likely to be referred for nutrition or
exercise counseling |
| 120 |
New evidence helps form digital reconstruction of most
important medieval shrine |
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