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Activated carbon could lead to odorless diapers |
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Large-area and high-precision fabrication of aspheric
micro-lens array |
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Extra flavor and fraud prevention on the menu for Europe's
beer and wine industries |
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Deepmind's Protein Folders Awarded $3 Million |
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Developing fluoroalkyl carbonates to make pharmaceutical and
chemical industries cleaner and safer |
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A New COVID Variant Wave? |
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How ghostly neutrinos could explain the universe's matter
mystery |
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From Canada to Europe, survey reveals the challenges facing
women leaders |
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Why do humans grow two sets of teeth? These marsupials are
rewriting the story of dental evolution |
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Female Airbnb hosts earn thousands less per year than male
hosts |
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Now You Can Take A Field Trip on Mars from the Comfort of Your
Home |
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Atomically engineered interfaces improve electrostriction in
an oxide material |
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A Psychologist Offers Advice on How to Beat Your Second-Date
Anxiety |
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Scientists believe evolution could save coral reefs, if we let
it |
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New insights into shellfish farming |
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New study reveals how E. coli cells evade antibacterial
treatment |
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How the pathogen colonizes tsetse flies |
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Synthesizing nanosized zeolites |
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Governments' use of automated decision-making systems reflects
systemic issues of injustice and inequality |
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Six recent discoveries that have changed how we think about
human origins |
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Study reveals past climate of Cape Town |
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The scourge of sexual violence in West Africa, unveiled |
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New Psychological Research Teaches Us How to Be Positive
Without Being Toxically Positive |
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Hotel housing improves well-being of individuals experiencing
homelessness |
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Why a NASA spacecraft will crash into an asteroid |
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How digital technologies and remote work affect well-being |
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Physicists set a new low-temperature record |
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Recent advances in solid-state NMR studies of zeolite
catalysts |
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Researchers use beams of muons to analyze the elemental
composition of Asteroid Ryugu samples |
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Study sheds light on why whales do not get brain damage when
they swim |
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How global warming affects astronomical observations |
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A 'fourth dry year' likely in California, officials say |
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Tonga volcano blast was unusual, could even warm the Earth |
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Study connects decomposing body's BMI to surrounding soil
microbes |
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An integrated modeling framework to assess surface and ground
water resources |
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Assessing the potential activity of salen against proteins of
SARS-CoV-2 |
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New eDNA method opens doors for environmental research |
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Biodegradable plastic mulch: A climate-smart agricultural
practice |
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Alaska's newest lakes are belching methane |
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2022 Arctic summer sea ice tied for 10th-lowest on record |
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Lab grows macroscale, modular materials from bacteria |
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Big planets get a head start in pancake-thin nurseries |
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AI-based screening method could boost speed of new drug
discovery |
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Understanding the dynamics of workplace violence can improve
employee health and safety |
45 |
A fulcrum for sustainable production of maize and rice in
Africa |
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How biologists are making fieldwork safer and more equitable |
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Deepest scientific ocean drilling sheds light on Japan's next
great earthquake |
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Experiences of racism must form part of evaluation of
long-term impact of coronavirus social distancing, experts say |
49 |
Docile raccoons are super learners and likely trashcan
criminal masterminds |
50 |
Discovering sirtuin longevity proteins in early branches of
animal life |
51 |
NASA's Juno will perform close flyby of Jupiter's icy moon
Europa |
52 |
Scientists chip away at the mystery of how radiation weakens
metal, one atom at a time |
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Making butter-like spreads healthier |
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Icy swim may cut 'bad' body fat but further health benefits
unclear--study |
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Brown carbon from aromatic pollutants is emitted during
combustion and wildfires |
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Reusable contact lenses 'more than triple risk of rare eye
infection' |
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Climate change is making lakes less blue |
58 |
'Twisty' photons could turbocharge next-gen quantum
communication |
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Steps for successfully growing sweet potatoes in Washington |
60 |
When and Where to Watch Live as NASA Intentionally Crashes A
Spacecraft into an Asteroid for the First Time |
61 |
Four new caladium cultivars for containers and landscapes |
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How objects start to slide |
63 |
Research revealing the main cause of narcolepsy named as
breakthrough of the year |
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Ancient Maya cities were dangerously contaminated with mercury |
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Fortified Bermuda braces for powerful Hurricane Fiona |
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NASA gears up to deflect asteroid, in key test of planetary
defense |
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After asteroid collision, Europe's Hera will probe 'crime
scene' |
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2 more whales die in Australia as stranding deaths reach 200 |
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New COVID-like virus discovered in Russian bat may 'pose
threat to global health,' scientists say |
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AlphaFold's AI protein-structure predictions have limits |
71 |
Arctic sea ice loss leads to more frequent strong El Nino
events |
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3 Tips on How to Spend Your Money in Ways that Actually Make
You Happy |
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What Pop Stars and Actual Stars Have in Common / Science |
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Secondary ion mass spectrometry reveals atoms that make up
MXenes and their precursor materials |
75 |
Atomic-scale imaging reveals a facile route to crystal
formation |
76 |
Alert Level of Supervolcano Raised for the First Time |
77 |
Here is the first direct look at Neptune's rings in more than
30 years |
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Scientists unlock the code to breeding better peas |
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In Planetary Science Circles, Venus Is Now All the Rage |
80 |
Playing wind instruments spreads more viruses than breathing,
but less than speaking or singing |
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Historic UK castle at risk from climate change: heritage body |
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Data from GAIA space telescope reveals galaxy's original
nucleus |
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Hurricane Fiona Eyes Greenland as Potential Hermine Looms for
Florida |
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Mysterious ripples in the Milky Way were caused by a passing
dwarf galaxy |
85 |
The plate boundary between Africa and the Iberian Peninsula
could cause large tsunamis |
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Using 3D X-ray technology for the detection of illegal
wildlife trafficking |
87 |
Hail experts highlight progress in understanding damaging
storms |
88 |
Beer prices could be on the rise due to CO2 shortage and
supply chain shortfalls, says expert |
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New banana disease is spreading and poses threat to Africa's
food security |
90 |
Survey shows Brexit vote has undermined support for the United
Kingdom's union |
91 |
We can use drones to get inside and learn more about active,
gassy volcanoes |
92 |
A Psychologist Explains How to Handle the Pain of Being
Cheated On |
93 |
Are sanitary pads a panacea for impoverished women? |
94 |
Want noisy miners to be less despotic? Think twice before
filling your garden with nectar-rich flowers |
95 |
Planetary-scale 'heat wave' discovered in Jupiter's atmosphere |
96 |
When monkeys use the forest as a pharmacy |
97 |
Why do we laugh? New study considers possible evolutionary
reasons behind this very human behavior |
98 |
A quadruple increase in carbon dioxide over East Asia causes
changes in both fast and slow cloud responses |
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Higher temperatures make it difficult for fig tree pollinators |
100 |
Scientists use modified silk proteins to create new nonstick
surfaces |
101 |
Air pollution can amplify negative effects of climate change,
new study finds |
102 |
Antarctic Microbes Could Help Unlock Climate Mysteries |
103 |
Bumblebees can be classified as 'fish' under California
conservation law, court says |
104 |
Mexico earthquake triggers 'desert tsunami' 1,500 miles away
in Death Valley cave |
105 |
An AI message decoder based on bacterial growth patterns |
106 |
Coral genome reveals cysteine surprise |
107 |
First single-crystal organometallic perovskite optical fibers |
108 |
Neoliberals are most receptive to political tricks, study
finds |
109 |
DNA nets capture COVID-19 virus in low-cost rapid-testing
platform |
110 |
New research finds that viruses may have 'eyes and ears' on us |
111 |
Simple process extracts valuable magnesium salt from seawater |
112 |
Project counts down Ariel exoplanet targets |
113 |
Do you want to join the challenge to explore the moon? |
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Mutation in key molecules could stop gonorrhea infection |
115 |
Tracking the origin of southern California's latest invasive
pest |
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