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Argentine ants will do anything for sugar, but they won't do
this |
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Helping acoustic concepts resonate with students |
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The secret to STEM diversity may lie in peer mentorship |
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Examining the three dimensions of a flower |
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A Janus carbon electrocatalyst can balance intrinsic activity
and electronic conductivity |
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Sharing is caring with fire ant venom |
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Scientists discover shark graveyard at the bottom of the ocean |
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Squeezing microwave fields by magnetostrictive interaction |
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How karst caves can be used as a terrestrial simulation
platform to test and design human bases in lunar lava tubes |
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Study unravels the role of DNA methylation in oceanic
microbial communities |
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Rust-coated irrigation pipes hint at lack of nitrate in
groundwater |
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Researchers develop new 'raspberry-shaped' nanoparticle for
precision drug delivery |
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Mars Was Covered in Deep Oceans. Then 'Something Catastrophic'
Happened, Say Scientists |
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A husband-and-wife team solve the mystery of how worms develop
their gut |
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Circular bioplastics offer solution for climate crisis and
growing resource consumption |
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Wildfires don't deter Americans from moving to at-risk regions |
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From Shetlands to Azores, Europe's space race takes off |
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Civil society wants voice heard at COP15 biodiversity meeting |
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Canadian university identifies low carbon foods for student
meals |
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Arctic Sweden in race for Europe's satellite launches |
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Americans' spending found to decline consistently after age 65 |
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Murderous 1600s pirate hid out in US colonies with impunity |
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Hawaii road in limbo as Mauna Loa lava continues to crawl |
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Humans are 'surprisingly' poor at picking up cues of
aggression in dogs, study says |
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Oddball gamma-ray burst forces revision of theoretical
framework |
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Dinosaurs were thriving before asteroid wiped them out,
landmark study reveals |
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Spider Goats, Genetic Modification, and the Will to Change
Nature |
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The metric system is gaining new prefixes. Here's what to know |
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Discovery of World's Oldest DNA Breaks Record by One Million
Years |
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Seven of the Wildest and Weirdest Attempts to Curb Animal
Pests / Science |
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Scientists reveal secrets to burping black hole with the Green
Bank Telescope |
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Tidal disruption event J150052 was caused by a rapidly
spinning intermediate-mass black hole, study finds |
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Experimental nanosheet material marks a step toward the next
generation of low-power, high-performance electronics |
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Scientists remove yeast cell's sex drive and turn it into a
cannabis tracker |
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A rough morning at home can lead to employees being more
helpful at work |
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New genomes to help protect Britain's wild and ancient apples |
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Research reveals pandemic lessons to help sustain and grow
faith communities |
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Georgia Is Becoming an EV Leader--That's Good for Our Climate |
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No supersonic boom for dinosaur tails |
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How a cell's mitochondria make their own protein factories |
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Early churches found in ancient African kingdom |
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NASA scientists map global salt marsh losses and their carbon
impact |
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How does a cell move? 'Pull the plug' on the electrical charge
on the inner side of its membrane, say scientists |
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International study warns against drawing premature
conclusions |
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Are outspoken social media users more polarized in their views
on racial equality? |
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Cubic silicon carbide wafer demonstrates high thermal
conductivity, second only to diamond |
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Colombia, a global biodiversity hotspot, faces rising threats
to bird species from expanding human footprint |
48 |
Implications of the latest wave of mega-fires for the European
Green Deal |
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Researcher aims to uncover details of plant invasions in
tropics |
50 |
Finding faults and examining stresses following Japan's giant
2011 earthquake |
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Supreme Court admissions case could upend environmental
justice laws |
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How the selfish genes of yeast succeed |
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New electrochemical measurement output uses data science to
reveal microbial electricity generation mechanisms |
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Brief activity bursts offer health benefits for non-exercisers |
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How to build a resilient brand |
56 |
Findings for invasive insect's life cycle could aid management
in southeastern US |
57 |
A new computational system streamlines the design of fluidic
devices |
58 |
Warming seas' negative impact on giant kelp starts in early
life, says study |
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Industry lobbies against biodiversity goals: research |
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To resolve youth violence, Canada must move beyond policing
and prison |
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Mauna Loa lava no longer imminent threat to Hawaii highway |
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Rare Apollo mission moon rock back in Cyprus after 50 years |
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Study shows new way for simple production of vicinal diamines |
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Florida mints radiated as peninsula sank and resurfaced during
ice ages, finds study |
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Racism and Discrimination Are A Key Public Health Threat--But
Overlooked and Dismissed Using Poor Science, Researchers Warn |
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Convictions remain rare for police accused of sexual assault |
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Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2022: The Funny Winning
Images |
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Study documents first-known instance of male jaguars forming
coalitions |
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A Full 'Cold Moon' Occults Mars On A Rare and Auspicious Night
for Crewed Spaceflight |
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Deep-space optical communication demonstration project forges
ahead |
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Assessing El Nino 'flavors' to unravel past variability,
future impact |
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Japanese billionaire Maezawa announces crew of artists for
lunar voyage |
73 |
Let the lava flow! Iceland's volcano show is a hit |
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Study finds commonly used sweetener is linked to anxious
behaviour |
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SpaceX gives rival's internet satellites ride to orbit |
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New, portable device detects glow emitted by plants to measure
their health |
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Microbial miners could help humans colonize the moon and Mars |
78 |
Irish woman joining Japanese billionaire on first civilian
flight to moon |
79 |
50 years ago, physicists found the speed of light |
80 |
Short one-minute bursts of exercise during daily tasks can
prolong lifespan, study finds |
81 |
Why pandemic fatigue and COVID-19 burnout took over in 2022 |
82 |
Adventures in nanotech: Growing a metallic snowflake |
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PAN-based activated carbon fibers for efficient adsorption of
nitrate ion contaminants |
84 |
Baby seals show off vocal skills |
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Cupric oxide exhibiting both magnetic and dielectric
properties at room temperature |
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How Colombian Hummingbirds Are Linked to the Plants They Feed
On |
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Discovery of critical inhibitory site in an energy-producing
enzyme could lead to the rational design of antibiotics |
88 |
Three techniques, three species, three different ways to fight
drought |
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A big step toward producing rhino gametes |
90 |
International research team creates previously unknown
nitrogen compounds |
91 |
Adventures in nanotech: Growing a metallic snowflake |
92 |
PAN-based activated carbon fibers for efficient adsorption of
nitrate ion contaminants |
93 |
Baby seals show off vocal skills |
94 |
Cupric oxide exhibiting both magnetic and dielectric
properties at room temperature |
95 |
NASA's Webb reaches new milestone in quest for distant
galaxies |
96 |
Discovery of critical inhibitory site in an energy-producing
enzyme could lead to the rational design of antibiotics |
97 |
Why do cats knead? |
98 |
Longitudinal field laser processing enabling high aspect ratio
10 nm features produced in sapphire |
99 |
How views from space have changed the way we see Earth |
100 |
Study identifies genomic region related to sex determination
of macroalga Undaria pinnatifida |
101 |
Researchers shed (laser) light on emerging water treatment
technique |
102 |
Edible coating made from silk can extend shelf life of foods |
103 |
Airlines are finally admitting contrails are an environmental
problem |
104 |
Ultrafast writing with light |
105 |
How to rebuild an atomic clock |
106 |
Without more data, a black hole's origins can be 'spun' in any
direction |
107 |
Greta Thunberg effect evident among Norwegian youth |
108 |
Biocompatible polymer protection for vaccines and drugs |
109 |
Experts urge COP15 policy makers to support research to find,
catalogue, protect disappearing deep-sea species |
110 |
Surprise discovery set to improve drug development |
111 |
Structural studies offer 'how-to' guide for designing cancer
drugs |
112 |
Air for disadvantaged LA residents is more polluted, more
toxic |
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