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Exploring arcobacter risk to the food industry and human
health |
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Why early Romans used lopsided dice |
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Beating the heat becoming more difficult, science says |
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AI helps discover new space anomalies |
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History of DDT ocean dumping off LA coast even worse than
expected, EPA finds |
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No trace of dark matter halos |
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Researchers unveil key processes in marine microbial evolution |
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For advance drought warning, look to the plants |
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Gases from Iceland's volcano threaten nearby village |
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Oregon's wildfire risk map emerges as new climate flashpoint |
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How Mars rovers have evolved in 25 years of exploring the Red
Planet |
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Hubble gazes at a star-studded skyfield |
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10 years since landing, NASA's Curiosity Mars rover still has
drive |
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NASA Goddard's 'Web Around Asteroid Bennu' shows in SIGGRAPH
film fest |
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Scientists characterize the potato L-type lectin StLecRK-IV.1,
which negatively regulates late blight resistance |
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New research on the emergence of the first complex cells
challenges orthodoxy |
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New at-home, saliva-based COVID test as effective as PCR in
preliminary analysis |
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That's how close the Inflation Reduction Act would get US to
its climate goals |
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Researchers show that locusts can 'sniff' out human cancer |
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Dual-plasmid editing system improves DNA digital storage
potential |
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The many ways nature nurtures human well-being |
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Common weed may be 'super plant' that holds key to
drought-resistant crops |
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Seeing cell secretion like never before |
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Tijuana sewage spill shutters Imperial Beach and Coronado
shorelines, yet again |
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Machine learning reveals hidden components of X-ray pulses |
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Ultrasensitive optical sensing instrument has broad medical,
science uses |
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'Synthetic embryo' breakthrough but growing human organs far
off |
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Reinforcement learning-based simulations show human desire to
always want more may speed up learning |
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Homogenized global food system puts people and planet at risk |
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New, enhanced AdObservatory.org provides transparency and
insights on digital political spending |
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Portugal sets new July heat record, worsening severe drought |
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Growing cereal crops with less fertilizer |
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No, the human brain did not shrink 3,000 years ago: research |
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Ecological continuity between orangutans and extinct ancestors
highlights their dependence on intact rainforests |
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Research team first to develop 3D structure of twinkle protein |
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Rare flooding traps 1,000 people in US Death Valley |
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Going once, going twice...Pakistan lions up for auction |
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How You Can Positively Influence Others and the World to
Create Lasting Happiness |
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Chances of climate catastrophe are ignored, scientists say |
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Hundreds May Be Infected, Based on Wastewater Findings in 2
Counties |
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New Pompeii finds highlight middle-class life in doomed city |
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Receding floodwater lets police evacuate people trapped in US
Death Valley |
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Some mini-Neptune exoplanets may evolve into super-Earths |
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Brass Players Most Likely to Spread COVID-19 with Their
Instruments |
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Drought forces water use rethink in Spain |
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Stranded Beluga whale is now stationary in Seine: NGO |
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Simulations provide map to treasure trove of fluorinated
compounds |
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Enhancers cooperate to regulate master transcription factors
for sound receptor hair cell development |
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Women are too tired and time-strapped for board games due to
shrinking leisure time |
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New-to-nature yeast chromosome could be game changer for
industry |
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Stop the endless expansion and work with what our cities
already have |
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Study reveals how lncRNAs modulate balance between plant
immunity and growth |
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New information on 'gigantic jet' lightning bursts that reach
toward space |
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Scientists mapped dark matter around galaxies in the early
universe |
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Building human muscle genes in the DNA of baker's yeast |
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Exploring how stars determine their own masses |
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More than half of UK households to be in fuel poverty by the
new year, according to new report |
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Justice system unsafe for the gender diverse, Australian study
finds |
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Dry lightning sparks some of the most destructive and costly
wildfires in California, study finds |
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Lime shows promise for controlling clubroot in canola crops |
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Climate deniers use past heat records to sow doubt online |
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Why interseeding might be the boost cover crops need |
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Cleaner air as a result of pandemic lockdown |
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Robotic motion in curved space defies standard laws of physics |
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Building better gas-phase biosensors for fight against
diseases |
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Graphite changes to hexagonal diamond in picoseconds |
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Northern English dialects are holding their own, study shows |
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Commercial satellite race raises calls for more regulations |
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Figuring out how wild wheat protects itself from insects |
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Environmental impact of 57,000 multi-ingredient processed
foods revealed |
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Artificial intelligence tools predict DNA's regulatory role
and 3D structure |
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Biden's COVID-19 Experience Raises Questions About CDC's
Isolation Guidelines |
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What part of a space rock survives all the way to the ground? |
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Researchers develop framework for modeling post-earthquake
infrastructure resilience |
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Conservation survey finds native New York state pollinators at
risk |
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Climate change predicts southerly shift of great whale species
in New Zealand |
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Study could lead to new treatments for swallowing disorders |
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Layered limestone deposits give unique insight to Roman
aqueducts |
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Apple trees' natural response to virus mirrors genetic
modification mechanism, study shows |
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Do spiders sleep? Study suggests they may snooze like humans |
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NASA's moon-observing CubeSat is ready for Artemis launch |
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Innovation language benefits female entrepreneurs in
reward-based crowdfunding |
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139 new species named in Australia |
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Researchers show potential for improved water-use efficiency
in field-grown plants |
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Teachers are critical to detecting and reporting child
maltreatment |
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Is brain fog limited to humans? |
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Ridge-to-reef ecosystem census reveals hidden reservoir for
microbiomes |
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In simulation of how water freezes, artificial intelligence
breaks the ice |
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Rotting fish help solve mystery of how soft tissue fossils
form |
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After 'historic' US climate bill, scientists urge global
action |
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How calcium ions get into the cellular power stations of
plants |
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Multi-channel approach to extension reaps benefits for farmers
fighting fall armyworm pest in Eastern Rwanda |
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Traces of 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill are still
detectable in 2020 |
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The World's Largest Shark Is also the World's Largest Omnivore |
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Robot helps reveal how ants pass on knowledge |
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Relocated beavers helped mitigate some effects of climate
change |
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France readies 'exceptional' rescue of beluga astray in Seine |
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What Can Dancing Cockatoos Teach Us About Ourselves? / Science |
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Bats communicate and work together for more efficient foraging |
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Creating more environmentally friendly, heat resistant and
transparent plastics |
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How balloons could one day detect quakes on Venus |
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New LED technology surpasses the lifetime milestone |
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The Secret to Better Fisheries Management Is Hidden in Their
DNA |
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Analysis of global tree population explains baffling trends in
species richness |
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Novel approach for generating coherent and ultrashort soft
X-ray pulses |
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3D printing of short-carbon-fiber-reinforced thermoset polymer
composites |
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Lowest July Antarctic sea ice on record: monitor |
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Data suggests social media has important role to play in
raising the profile of women's sports |
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An upgrade for magnetic resonance methods with a 1,000-fold
amplifier |
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The most experienced cat owners are giving their pets
unwelcome affection, study suggests |
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Twisted-graphene model exhibits complex electronic behavior |
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