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Temporary employment may consolidate labor market inequality |
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Luminescent gels for a multitude of applications from
counterfeiting to bio-sensing |
| 3 |
Discovery of new mechanisms to control the flow of sound |
| 4 |
Tired mosquitoes would rather catch up on sleep than bite you:
study |
| 5 |
Long-banned toxic chemicals remain a global threat |
| 6 |
Why confronting invasive species is one of the best ways to
prepare for climate change |
| 7 |
Unprecedented level of insight into plasma edge phenomena |
| 8 |
More and more people are becoming aware of the dangers posed
by invasive hornets |
| 9 |
Zapping orange peel oil into new, pleasant aroma compounds |
| 10 |
Breakthrough artificial photosynthesis comes closer |
| 11 |
Exploring novel slow-release organic copper fungicides |
| 12 |
Controlling the nuclear receptors of proteins associated with
diseases |
| 13 |
Quantitative research depicts clouds and their radiative
effects in North China plain |
| 14 |
India's relic forests reveal a new species of leopard gecko |
| 15 |
The persistent effects of colonialism in Caribbean science |
| 16 |
Rare 'orchid of the falls' species declared extinct in the
wild |
| 17 |
Did NASA find Hell? Scientists brace for first glimpse of
world that constantly burns |
| 18 |
Trained dogs detect COVID-19 as well as PCR tests do |
| 19 |
Famous rock art cave in Spain was used by ancient humans for
more than 50,000 years |
| 20 |
Should Parents Worry About New Research Linking Kids' Mental
Health and Individual Sports? / Science |
| 21 |
The surprising musical dynamics of a lava lake on Kilauea
volcano |
| 22 |
Spanish Cave Has Been Used for Art and Burials for Over 50,000
Years, According to New Research |
| 23 |
How electric fish were able to evolve electric organs |
| 24 |
Visible light triggers molecular machines to treat infections |
| 25 |
Less air pollution leads to higher crop yields, study shows |
| 26 |
The world's fastest supercomputer just broke the exascale
barrier |
| 27 |
Looking ahead to Webb telescope's first images |
| 28 |
Risk of Skin Cancer Depends on Genetics as Well as Sun
Exposure, Says New Study |
| 29 |
A new duality solves a physics mystery |
| 30 |
Researchers discover Archean continental rocks at the
Southwest Indian Ridge |
| 31 |
Dogs Detect Positive COVID Infections Better than Antigen
Tests, Study Suggests |
| 32 |
What the quest to image black holes could tell us about our
universe |
| 33 |
Study finds elk hoof disease may affect antlers |
| 34 |
Discovery of mosquito survival tactics leaves room for new
disease vector control tactics |
| 35 |
Researchers show that dynamic soaring isn't just for
albatrosses |
| 36 |
NASA awards two contracts for next generation spacesuits |
| 37 |
The scientist helping to develop the axolotl as a model |
| 38 |
Young adults turn crushes into love, study suggests |
| 39 |
Time-reversal asymmetry surpasses conversion efficiency limit
for solar cells |
| 40 |
Disbanding police departments doesn't affect crime levels,
says new report |
| 41 |
Consumers embrace milk carton QR codes, may cut food waste |
| 42 |
New report advocates big increases in sustainable wood
production |
| 43 |
Physicists demonstrate novel mechanism that can prevent light
waves from spreading freely |
| 44 |
Research shows how the Gulf of Mexico escaped ancient mass
extinction |
| 45 |
New Psychological Research Teaches Us How to Cultivate
Feelings of Bliss |
| 46 |
Eight Things You Need to Know to See this Week's Best
Naked-Eye 'Planet Parade' for 100 Years |
| 47 |
Pfizer Asks FDA to Greenlight COVID Vaccine for Children Under
5 |
| 48 |
Ancient Mayan maize god sculpture found in Mexico |
| 49 |
Vietnam develops new African swine fever vaccine: official |
| 50 |
'Fruitcake' structure observed in organic polymers |
| 51 |
Time crystals 'impossible' but obey quantum physics |
| 52 |
Understanding hurricanes and climate change |
| 53 |
NASA's MAVEN spacecraft resumes science and operations, exits
safe mode |
| 54 |
Chinese scientists produce world first entirely robot-cloned
pigs |
| 55 |
Glial cells may take on big jobs in unexpected parts of the
body |
| 56 |
Distributed sensor network may reveal physical processes
contributing to diminishing sea ice |
| 57 |
Physicists announce first results from Daya Bay's final
dataset |
| 58 |
How will humans survive a global catastrophe? |
| 59 |
Skyscrapers could be turned into massive 'gravity batteries,'
study suggests |
| 60 |
Why Did It Take 35 Years to Get a Malaria Vaccine? / Science |
| 61 |
Uncorking champagne bottle produces supersonic shock waves |
| 62 |
Eco-friendly policies could entice workers back to the office |
| 63 |
Women offend too, and the practice is widespread |
| 64 |
Neutrinos could ensure a submarine's nuclear fuel isn't
weaponized |
| 65 |
Levelling up agenda risks levelling down London, warns new
research |
| 66 |
Scientists develop environmental justice lens to identify
neighborhoods vulnerable to climate change |
| 67 |
Creating ultracold polyatomic molecules by trapping and
cooling them in three dimensions |
| 68 |
Study sheds light on life beyond Rome's frontier |
| 69 |
Teachers often struggle to address mass traumatic events in
class |
| 70 |
Should we protect nature for its own sake? For its economic
value? Because it makes us happy? Yes |
| 71 |
Superionic compound with the highest hydrogen content
successfully predicted and explored |
| 72 |
Study shows a 50% reduction in emissions by 2030 can be
achieved |
| 73 |
What oxytocin can tell us about the evolution of human
prosociality |
| 74 |
Metallic five-membered ring pushes the boundaries of
aromaticity |
| 75 |
Iron catalyst could make important chemical reactions cheaper
and more eco-friendly |
| 76 |
Sea turtle delivers eggs, endures surgery after shark attack |
| 77 |
Toward 4D printing with structural colors |
| 78 |
The link between temperature, dehydration and tectonic tremors
in Alaska |
| 79 |
5 ways to reduce school shootings |
| 80 |
Better understanding of people's comfort in urban public
spaces |
| 81 |
Controversial police bills of rights don't lead to more
civilian fatalities |
| 82 |
Listening to young people could help reduce pandemic-related
harms to children |
| 83 |
Tobacco hawkmoths always find the right odor |
| 84 |
California drought resurrects decades-old plan for
controversial Sites Reservoir |
| 85 |
Probing the crucial charge carrier transfer processes and
dynamics within perovskite active layers |
| 86 |
Exploring the use of the nanoscale bowtie antenna under
optical and electrical excitations |
| 87 |
Physical abuse less likely when spanking is eliminated |
| 88 |
NOAA forecasts average-size Gulf of Mexico summer 'dead zone' |
| 89 |
Salmonella vaccine for poultry contributed to rise of
antibiotic-resistant bacteria |
| 90 |
Strange fossil solves giraffe evolutionary mystery |
| 91 |
How glyphosate affects brood care in bumblebees |
| 92 |
The consequences of climate change in the Alps are visible
from space |
| 93 |
Canada ranks third worldwide in permeable landscapes for
wildlife |
| 94 |
At least 44% of Earth's land requires conservation to
safeguard biodiversity and ecosystem services |
| 95 |
Designing the perfect membrane for clean separation of gases |
| 96 |
Developing a block copolymer that could enable safer, more
stable batteries |
| 97 |
NYC estuary is a dolphin dining hotspot during summer and
autumn months for bottlenose dolphins |
| 98 |
Researchers discover new weapon against drug-resistant malaria |
| 99 |
Study finds groundwater depletion causes California farmland
to sink, suggests countermeasures |
| 100 |
Tear down academic silos: Take an 'undisciplinary' approach |
| 101 |
Children Under 5 May Get COVID Vaccines Starting in Late June,
White House Says |
| 102 |
Fish cannibalism is rare in the wild, study finds |
| 103 |
Salt may be the key to life on Earth and beyond |
| 104 |
NASA moon mission set to break record in navigation signal
test |
| 105 |
NASA selects new instruments for priority Artemis science on
moon |
| 106 |
Studying schizophrenia in plants? Researchers are giving it a
shot |
| 107 |
NASA's DAVINCI mission to take the plunge through massive
atmosphere of Venus |
| 108 |
Using advanced microscopy to nanoengineer new materials for
computing and electronics |
| 109 |
Researchers working to recover rare-earth elements and secure
critical materials for clean energy technologies |
| 110 |
Decoding the language of immune responses |
| 111 |
Study suggests sectarian identity in Middle East tied to
domestic matters, not a larger, transnational religious split |
| 112 |
The non-coding 7S RNA regulates gene expression in human
mitochondria |
| 113 |
Hurricane category isn't the full picture. Scientists suggest
it's time for a new scale |
| 114 |
Which forces control the elevation of mountains? |
| 115 |
The Northern Lights Really Do 'Speak' Say Scientists |
| 116 |
New Research Highlights the Downsides of A Cost-Benefit
Approach to Intimate Relationships |
| 117 |
Disgusted by Shootings, Doctors Push Congress on Gun Violence |
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