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Microplastics' impact on ocean floor even greater than assumed |
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Oldest European salamander fossil, discovered in Scotland,
informs amphibian origins |
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Above-ground microbial communities that quell plant diseases
can be developed |
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Molecule from ancient bacteria-like cells may shed new light
on sexual reproduction |
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Don't Wait Until the Fall to Get Boosted Against COVID, CDC
Says |
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Vacation time! New research uses characteristics of consumers
to segment buyers and offer personalized prices and perks |
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See All of the Webb Telescope's Jaw-Dropping New Images
Including A Giant Nebula and Its First 'Deep Field' |
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Soil quality critical to help some US crops weather heat
stress from climate change |
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NASA Releases Vivid First Image of Space from James Webb
Telescope |
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Scientists uncover why urchins are mowing down California's
kelp forests |
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How Many Variants and Deaths Are We Willing to Accept, Before
We Protect the Whole World? |
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University can continue barn owl testing after permit battle
with PETA |
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Here's How California Is Protecting Yosemite's Famous Sequoia
Trees from Wildfires |
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Researchers find nutrient imbalance in Flathead Lake |
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Astronomers are helping find elusive atoms across the universe |
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New study finds increase in anti-Hindu disinformation |
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Social-sexual education for individuals with
neurodevelopmental disabilities |
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How an Ancient Volcano Helps the James Webb Space Telescope
See the Farthest Stars |
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Mistakes and rethinking behavioral economics |
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NASA Releases First Breathtaking Images Taken by James Webb
Space Telescope / Science |
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California cities ban new gas stations in battle to combat
climate change |
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Current uncertainty could affect economy for nearly two years |
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Study shows personalized fonts speed up reading, maintain
comprehension |
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Haiti's 1860 Jour de Paques earthquakes may have released
strain in key fault zone |
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Saving Guatemala's poisonous 'Sleeping Child' lizard |
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Two pig hearts were successfully transplanted into brain-dead
people |
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How do cells react to micro- and nanoplastics? |
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Gender bias in search algorithms has effect on users, new
study finds |
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Discovering unsuspected hurdle for stellarator fusion
facilities |
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Research partnership launches new, improved Alien Forest Pest
Explorer |
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NASA shows new cosmic views |
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Protein folding in times of oxygen deficiency |
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The pace of the transition to an environmentally sustainable
economy |
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Webb reveals cosmic cliffs, glittering landscape of star birth |
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James Webb Space Telescope sheds light on galaxy evolution,
black holes |
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Universal UK school-based mindfulness training to boost teen
mental health probably not warranted |
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This Seabird Species Dives Deeper When the Water is Clearer /
Science |
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Webb Telescope: What will scientists learn? |
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Research team identifies a molecular code embedded in protein
for regulating its glycosylation |
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Pacific looks to international court for help on climate |
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Record temperatures in Shanghai as heatwave bakes China |
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What makes tardigrades so tough? |
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Two gene-edited pig hearts successfully transplanted into
brain-dead humans |
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Turning white blood cells into medicinal microrobots with
light |
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A boost in performance in fiber-integrated quantum memories |
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Researchers observe fast-evolving transient MUSSES2020J early
in its evolution |
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Is organic farming always good for the environment?
Researchers create strategy to help decide |
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'Super-spuds' to the rescue as typical tubers feel the heat |
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Activation mechanism of flaviviruses identified |
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Why does love feel magical? It's an evolutionary advantage |
51 |
We studied how the Antarctic ice sheet advanced and retreated
over 10,000 years. It holds warnings for the future |
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New research reveals how gig economy platforms are
transforming our cities |
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Tropical storms trigger Antarctic ice melt |
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New Psychological Research Advises Us to Tame Our 'YOLO'
Mindset |
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How water fleas defend themselves against carnivorous plants |
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Physicist defends validity of Stokes-Einstein equation in
living systems |
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The most distant rotating galaxy hails from 13.3 billion years
ago |
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New research into a microrobot powered by urea for E. coli
biofilm eradication |
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'Future-proof' method using bacteria to remove phosphorus from
wastewater |
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Researcher examines how two volcanic eruptions forever changed
flightless brown kiwi |
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Profits caused wages in the financial sector to rise |
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New high-throughput array greatly accelerates mouse DNA
methylation characterization |
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Mexico declares drought emergency |
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How do children react to waiting in different cultures? |
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Urban environments with more vegetation are associated with
better health behaviors in children |
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What happened at Arthur's Stone? 5,000-year-old monument
connected to King Arthur excavated |
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Chimpanzee mothers may grieve loss of their young |
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SIRI-2 to qualify technologies for radiation detection in
space |
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Atomically-smooth gold crystals help to compress light for
nanophotonic applications |
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Research supports recognizing new scrub jay species in Texas
and Mexico |
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Delays on the railways could be caused by solar storms, say
scientists |
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NASA's new mineral dust detector readies for launch |
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Urgent need for the UK and its allies to clarify how they will
respond militarily to imminent armed attacks, study says |
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Space weather will delay your trains |
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Rewinding a supernova with machine learning |
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Activity patterns saw dramatic shifts during and beyond
COVID-19 pandemic in UK |
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Researchers develop new chemical biological tools to monitor
Parkinson's disease |
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Researchers develop computer model to predict whether a
pesticide will harm bees |
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Research aims to optimize MXene in complex 3D device
architectures |
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An ocean of galaxies awaits: New COMAP radio survey |
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[Humor in the Classroom]: What does and does not work |
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Martens, wolverines, skunks and red pandas--Germany was once a
paradise for small carnivorans |
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Spain sounds high alert for scorching heatwave |
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Race to find Brazil Amazon species before they disappear |
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[Comet K2]: Here's when to see it |
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Researchers use lasers to get a new view on Oregon's glaciers |
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New study provides framework for prioritizing investment in
drinking water systems |
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Producing COVID-19 antibodies in hen eggs |
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Scientists propose solution to long-puzzling fusion problem |
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Tiny motors take a big step forward |
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When, Where and How to See the Giant 'K2' Comet Now at Its
Biggest, Brightest and Best After A Three Million Year Journey |
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Feral honeybees key to controlling deadly parasite |
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How Wildfires Impact Our Health, as Well as the Environment |
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Spider venom could be key to stopping devastating honeybee
mite |
95 |
Researchers use quantum-inspired approach to increase LiDAR
resolution |
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Engaging the 'unreachable' on social media |
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CDC Issues Parechovirus Alert, Here's How PeV Can Be Dangerous
to Infants |
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'Math' genes used by fish to count may help us treat human
neurodevelopmental diseases |
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Western Europe heatwave to peak in Spain |
100 |
Vulnerable Pacific islands call for 'urgent, immediate' action
on climate |
101 |
In the battle of human vs. water, 'Water Always Wins' |
102 |
Huge Growth in Fusion Energy Industry, Shows New Report |
103 |
Villages battle wildfires in Portugal; Europe swelters |
104 |
Why Exactly Did the First Human Patient to Receive a Pig Heart
Die? / Science |
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Baby elephant pulled from Thailand manhole in dramatic rescue |
106 |
Research brings better understanding of the stability of very
old groundwater |
107 |
Reality and illusion in magpie-lark song-and-dance duets |
108 |
Modeling the merger of a black hole with a neutron star and
the subsequent process in a single simulation |
109 |
How do plants adapt to aquatic environments? |
110 |
How animals use the Earth's magnetic field for orientation |
111 |
Importance of the science of measurement in the quantum
revolution |
112 |
Using salutary delay in the reaction of crystal atoms to an
avalanche of photons |
113 |
Botanists are disappearing, just when the world needs them
most |
114 |
Banned flame retardants continue to accumulate in the St.
Lawrence River and the whales and fish that live there |
115 |
Woodpeckers' heads act more like stiff hammers than safety
helmets |
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Researchers learn to control electron spin at room temperature
to make devices more efficient and faster |
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Why locking in subscribers can hurt businesses in the long run |
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