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New research reveals where, why and how sharks and game fish
overlap |
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Compact, green and car-free. Can city living beat climate
change? |
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US trees may provide over $100 billion dollars in savings via
environmental benefits--but face growing threats |
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Investigating newly synthesized thallium compounds for
optoelectronic devices |
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Researchers discover bacteria capable of killing fungus that
causes yield-reducing disease in sugarcane |
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Here's What We Know About Omicron XE--The New COVID Variant
Found in the U.K. |
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The relationship between active areas and boundaries with
energy input in snapping shells |
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EPA rule would finally ban asbestos, carcinogen still in use |
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NASA finds new way to monitor underground water loss |
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Study reveals how deadly tick disease spreads |
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Study reveals the science behind those irresistible puppy-dog
eyes |
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The pleasant smell of wet soil indicates danger to
bacteria-eating worms, researchers find |
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Lab turns hard-to-process plastic waste into carbon-capture
master |
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Fungus that causes fatal bat disease found in Louisiana |
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World's fossil fuel assets risk evaporating in climate fight |
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High-energy ads keep viewers tuned in, study shows |
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Mexico seeks 'miracle' to save near-extinct vaquita porpoise |
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These 7 Traits Are Found in People with 'Antagonistic
Personalities' |
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Removing CO2 from air, sea no longer optional, says UN |
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Rational neural network advances partial differentiation
equation learning |
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NASA releases breakthrough forest biomass-carbon product data |
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New parity-time symmetric system opens up range of wavelengths
to researchers, engineers |
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Newly identified neutrophil subset is a promising therapeutic
target for inflammatory diseases |
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Researchers use new method to target potentially undiscovered
beneficial therapeutic chemicals |
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Decoding the molecular clock that controls neurogenesis in the
visual center of Drosophila |
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Scientists hope to deploy a fleet of drones to see how much
carbon the ocean is absorbing |
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Sugar-coated nanoparticles target macrophages, reverse
pulmonary fibrosis? |
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Like college roommates, vampire bats bond when randomly paired |
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Researchers capture X-ray images of electric vehicle batteries
as they degrade over time |
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Study reveals the dynamics of human milk production |
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COVID latest: Scientists warn public health at risk as leading
surveillance programme ends |
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Exposed sediments reveal decades of Lake Powell history |
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Researchers demonstrate new link between greenhouse gases and
sea level rise |
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Is NASA on the Cusp of Sending New Missions to Uranus and Its
Ocean Moons? A Rare Launch Window Beckons but Time
Is Tight |
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How does perennial grassland cover affect duck nest survival? |
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Humans selectively bred canines to give them irresistible
'puppy-dog eyes,' scientists say |
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The Earth beneath us may be shifting--not static |
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Both antibiotic resistant bacteria and genes transmitted
between healthy dogs and cats and their owners |
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Century-old malaria parasite puzzle solved as ape origin
traced |
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What we learned about COVID-19 safety from a NYC anime
convention |
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Discovery provides insight into neglected tropical disease
schistosomiasis |
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Earthworms like to eat some plastics, but side effects of
their digestion are unclear |
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The delicate balance between grocery store profit and food
security |
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Tornadoes, Concerts, and Vacations--The Science of Cellphone
Camera Culture |
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Five ways Americans' lives will change if Congress makes
daylight saving time permanent |
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How to clean it up |
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How films perpetuate the idea that women need saving |
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'Every Kid Outdoors' program is increasing family hiking, but
not for everyone |
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With 'Plant Armor' crop cover, insects have to navigate
textile maze |
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Optical control of photons as the key to new technologies |
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Common Antidepressant Likely Cuts Risk of COVID
Hospitalization, Study Finds |
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Novel use of iron-laced carbon nanofibers yields
high-performance energy storage |
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Hubble probes extreme weather on ultra-hot Jupiters |
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Effectiveness of tiny pod villages as alternative shelter for
people experiencing homelessness |
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NASA to hold off retest of Artemis, clearing way for Axiom
Space civilian launch |
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The living legacy of names |
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Why aren't we using the global gas crisis to go green? |
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Discovery of matter-wave polaritons sheds new light on
photonic quantum technologies |
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Are people more willing to empathize with animals or with
other humans? |
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New study shows robust increases in atmospheric thirst across
much of US during past 40 years |
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Florida's state shell at higher risk of extinction than
previously thought |
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First forecasting models targeting fall armyworm larval stages
in Africa to help fight against devastating pest |
| 63 |
Inspiration and thinking in the design of large-scale
functional proteins: Evolution-guided atomistic design |
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Tumble dryers release microfibers into environment at levels
comparable to washers |
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New Psychological Research Identifies this Concept as the Top
Pathway to Happiness |
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The side effects of quantum error correction and how to cope
with them |
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In race to build quantum computing hardware, silicon begins to
shine |
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Future catalytic converters could give more bang for your buck |
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To save California's whales, put overlooked threats into
policy |
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Amazon rainforest foliage gases affect the Earth's atmosphere |
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Retro technique advances modern bacterial engineering for
bioenergy |
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Mechanical engineering students aim to sink purple sea urchin
population with underwater vacuum |
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Most US dog owners don't follow FDA pet food handling
guidelines: study |
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A mathematical shortcut for determining quantum information
lifetimes |
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Citizen scientists help map ridge networks on Mars |
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Growth-climate sensitivity of two pine species varies with
site-specific environmental conditions |
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NIST collaborates with EPA to develop a standard to improve
fecal pollution measurements in recreational waters |
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Injured dinosaur left behind unusual footprints |
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Newsom urged Californians to cut water use by 15%. In February
they saved less than 1% |
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Uranium detectable in two-thirds of US community water system
monitoring records |
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Wastewater provides a planet-wide laboratory for the study of
human health |
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Unique 'giant-colony' ecotype leads to intense blooms of
Phaeocystis globosa in South China Sea |
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A code change could slash crytpo energy use, why isn't it
being used? |
| 84 |
Sadiq Khan calls on leading vaccine manufacturers to share
COVID jab blueprints with world |
| 85 |
Army Corps Halts Permit Review for SpaceX's Texas Launch Site |
| 86 |
The Jaw-Dropping $2.5 Billion Mission to Land On 'The Most
Exciting Object in the Solar System' |
| 87 |
At Least 31,625,000 People Will Witness the 'Greater American
Eclipse,' the Most Watched Celestial Event in Human History |
| 88 |
Immigrant PhD Measure Could Aid National Security and U.S.
Economy |
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New bot can spot nine out of 10 depressed Twitter users,
scientists say |
| 90 |
State school pupils just as happy with their lives as private
school counterparts, national study finds |
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Scientists have spotted the farthest galaxy ever |
| 92 |
New discovery in animal exoskeletons leads to advances in
designing construction materials |
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Study finds uranium contamination in two-thirds of US
community water system |
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Canada approves controversial Bay du Nord offshore oil project |
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Selective breeding sustainably protects honey bees from Varroa
mite |
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How a western banded gecko eats a scorpion |
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How mountain streams signal climate change |
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Lessons from modern languages--and a little help from Taylor
Swift--can reboot Latin learning |
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Researchers discover novel way to inhibit key cancer driver,
other mutated genes |
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Study reveals the impact of native lipids on rhodopsin
signaling and regeneration, with drug discovery applications |
| 101 |
Five Big Changes Scientists Have Documented During Yellowstone
National Park's 150-Year History / Science |
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A landslide near a glacier caused a tsunami. Was there a
climate connection? |
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Weather Data Offers More than A Forecast for Outdoor Event
Planners |
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Deep-sea osmolyte finds applications in molecular machines |
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A Houston Hypersonic Transport Startup Promises Passenger
Flights from L.A. to Tokyo in an Hour |
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Identifying the basic structure of the language of fungi |
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Study calls for radical court order 'shake-up' to keep
families together |
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Cell biology: How mitochondria report stress |
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Peering into the structure of antibiotic resistance |
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New quantum dots for quantum networks |
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Dehumanizing experience of farmworkers during COVID pandemic |
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