The Earliest-Known Astronomical Observatory in the Americas May Offer New Insights
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Artificially alive: How AI is bringing the dead back and what that means for the living
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Ecosystem productivity shapes how soil microbes store or release carbon, challenging old assumptions
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World's smallest capacitor paves way for next-generation quantum metrology
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Stem cell subpopulation found to be essential for bone fracture repair
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Nanoscopic raft dynamics on cell membranes successfully visualized for first time
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Vibrational spectroscopy technique enables nanoscale mapping of molecular orientation at surfaces
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Twisted 2D materials get an ultraclean, scalable upgrade for future quantum devices
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Catalyst selectivity as a balancing act: Co₃O₄ 'trapped' in transition shows peak activity
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MOSAIC platform compiles chemistry protocols for faster drug design
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New Sensor Rewrites Rules of Optical Imaging
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Endometrial mRNA therapy to treat infertility finds early success
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Improving astronaut fitness for deep space missions
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Teen girls cannot escape unrealistic beauty ideals on social media, researchers say
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How pointing errors impact quantum key distribution systems
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New structural insights reveal how human respiratory chain complexes assemble
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I interviewed Joe Rogan's 'worst guest ever'... then a controversial question stopped everything
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Ultrafast spectroscopy reveals step-by-step energy flow in germanium semiconductors
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Interactional dynamics of self-assessment and advice in peer reflection on microteaching
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Protein Rac1 plays dual roles in repairing damaged kidney, study finds
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Ultra-thin platinum shells promise efficient catalysts with far less precious metal
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Meta-study reveals mechanisms of animals' adaptations to cope with climate change
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Physicists uncover hidden magnetic order in the mysterious pseudogap phase
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Socio-environmental movements emerge as key global guardians of biodiversity amid rising violence
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Polar weather on Jupiter and Saturn hints at the planets' interior details
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Ancient CO₂ surge triggered widespread forest fires and erosion 56 million years ago
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Spectacular ice blocks clog up Germany's Elbe river
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Golden Gate method enables fully-synthetic engineering of therapeutically relevant bacteriophages
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One-Celled Organisms Laid the Foundations for Complex Life — Here's How
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Multiple earthquakes strike Nevada where the ground is at risk of splitting apart
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Chile wildfires rage for third day, entire towns wiped out
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Atomistic simulation software CP2K enables AI models
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What deep sea mud is revealing about giant earthquakes along the Pacific Coast
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Mount Fuji's unique clouds: Research provides insights into frequency and formation conditions
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Fewer disinfection by-products present in bottled water compared to tap, study finds
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Mercury's BepiColombo Mio and Earth's GEOTAIL show shared wave frequency properties across planetary magnetospheres
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NASA will send your name around the Moon! Here’s how the Artemis II sign-up works
The Times of India
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First direct evidence of Migdal effect opens new path for dark matter search
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Proba-3 mission captures rare solar prominence eruptions in sun's inner corona
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Deadly to amphibians, a fungal strain emerged in Brazil and spread around the world
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Searching for 'green oceans' and 'purple Earths'
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Some moral acts matter more than others, study shows
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Lifting magnetic fingerprints using scanning probe microscopy
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Beta-decay half-life measurements reveal evolution of nuclear shell structure
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Reprogramming the cancer messenger: A new era of tumor extracellular vesicle engineering
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Humans returned to British Isles earlier than previously thought at the end of the last Ice Age
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Hubble observes ghostly cloud alive with star formation
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All ears: New study pinpoints what determines ear length in dogs
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Getting into university is only the first hurdle for students from rural South Africa. Here's what comes next
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'Supercooling' keeps salamanders from freezing in Canadian winters
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Ethiopian women and safety: Why some switch their ethnic identity when they start working
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Did you solve it? Are you cut out for these puzzling slices?
The Guardian
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Scientists uncover hidden 'winter memory' inside plants
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'We got lazy and complacent': Swedish pensioners explain how abolishing the wealth tax changed their country
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Experts call for rethink of global sustainable development agenda as 2030 deadline looms
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A shark's energy reserves are linked to how far it travels, suggests new study
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3D mapping of fault beneath Marmara Sea reveals likely sites for future earthquakes
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Scientists trace microplastics in fertilizer from fields to the beach
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Scientists discover Greenland's 'Achilles heel' that could force Trump to rethink his Arctic playbook
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These gravitationally lensed supernovae could resolve the Hubble tension
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Piercing pathogens: A new anti-biofilm strategy
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Freshwater browning threatens growth and populations of economically important fish, researchers say
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Forget the big picture: The case for voting on just one issue
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NASA debunks wacky conspiracy theory claiming Earth will lose gravity for 7 seconds on August 12 - after it sent social media users into a frenzy
Mail Online
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Is AI making us STUPID? Latest episode of Daily Mail's Wellness Explained examines what our increasing reliance on ChatGPT is doing to our brains
Mail Online
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More floods are coming. Here's what actually works to help people prepare
Phys.org
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Meet Veronika, the tool-using cow
Ars Technica
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Austrian cow shows first case of flexible, multi-purpose tool use in cattle
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Crime against wildlife is surging in Australia. These four reforms can help tackle it
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People Are Sometimes Born With a Tail — A Rare Genetic Change May Explain Why Humans Lost Them
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