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Pallets are the backbone of global trade but supplies are threatened by theft, loss—and giant bonfires
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Novel method to convert carbon dioxide into methanol, paving the way for green energy solutions
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Fossilized oysters hold key to mass extinction: Study finds event triggered by ocean pH drop
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NASA's Parker Solar Probe snaps closest-ever images to sun
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Why it can be hard to warn people about dangers like floods—communication researchers explain role of human behavior
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Researchers demonstrate error-resistant quantum gates using exotic anyons for computation
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Peaceful microbes outlast aggressive rivals in harsh, frequently disrupted environments
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New computing approach combines quantum and supercomputers to predict molecule stability
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Ominous message found at the entrance of an ancient Christian church delivers a chilling warning to all who enter
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What fuels preschool teacher development: Lessons from China, Japan, and the United States
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2026 FIFA World Cup expansion will have a big climate footprint, with matches from Mexico to Canada
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Researchers make key advances in radiation detection
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Competitive work culture fuels impostor feelings, studies find
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Japan's first western ichthyosaur discovered during educational museum event
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Berg winds in South Africa: the winter weather pattern that increases wildfire risks
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FEMA's flood maps often miss dangerous flash flood risks, leaving homeowners unprepared
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AI finds hundreds of potential antibiotics in snake and spider venom
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Patterns of patterns: Exploring supermoiré engineering
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Scientists resolve Uranus heat puzzle, revealing lingering internal warmth
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Key component to cell division revealed in 3D
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Making AI the passenger for smarter tourism
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Freshwater ecosystems depend on little creatures like insects and snails: Study maps overlooked species
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Is there any hope for the internet?
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Cryo-electron microscopy—Reaction cycle of an enzyme for CO₂ fixation decoded
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Guineafowl can outsmart extreme temperatures: We spent a year finding out how
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A few bright buildings light up the entire night sky
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Lemurs can help save Madagascan forests, but first we need to protect them
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How plants respond to scattered sunlight in different ecosystems
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Plastic 'death trap' revealed in birds' nests
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Can't work out without music? Neither could the ancient Greeks and Romans
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Tracing black carbon's journey to the ocean
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Tracking muscle damage in racehorses: New test to optimize recovery and performance
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The dark side of time: Scientists develop nuclear clock method to detect dark matter using thorium-229
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Primordial black hole flybys could alter exoplanet orbits
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Forensics study helps investigators draw new clues from bloodstains
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Spacecraft equipped with a solar sail could deliver earlier warnings of space weather threats to Earth's technologies
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How paper planes could provide sustainable solutions to space debris
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Teacher socializing and well-being could be key to ending retention crisis
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Researchers certify genuine quantum behavior in computers with up to 73 qubits
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Health-impaired world leaders raise nuclear war fears, study suggests
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Researchers develop novel copper nanocluster for efficient and selective CO₂ conversion
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Ritualistically buried donkey remains provide insight into trade and culture in ancient Israel
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Elon Musk 'penetrates' Texas with unusual-shaped map for his newest business venture
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Tracking molecules in the interstellar medium
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Development of revolutionizing photo-induced microscopy and its use around the globe celebrated in new publication
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The little-known iPhone trick that can make your battery last MUCH longer
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Cilia dynamics create a dynamic barrier in human airway epithelia
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Researchers identify five steps to successful nature restoration
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Universal dispersant strategy boosts efficiency and stability in next-generation solar cells
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Molecular-level heat adaptation mechanism discovered in plants
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Healthier cows, creamier milk: How stem cells could revolutionize dairy farming
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So what do the world's coastlines look like in 2025? Scientists revisit turn-of-the-century forecasts
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New UK weather records being set 'very frequently': report
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Study reveals how Pd and Pt catalyst surfaces control chemical production
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Experts reveal why cultural heritage is important for community unity
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Faster and brighter protein labeling with new tool SNAP-tag2
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Neanderthal gene variant lowers muscle enzyme activity in modern humans
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How plants survive drought: The unsuspected role of myosin XI in guard cells
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Why speleothem δ¹⁸O records miss 100,000-year climate cycles in Southern China
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Astronauts from India, Poland and Hungary head back to Earth after private space station mission
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Stainless steel filters create temporary nanopores for efficient drug delivery into cells
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Disulfide networks and UV light enable permanent shape control in magnetic materials
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Tackling a $1.2 billion problem for Australian farmers using dirt-cheap crushed volcanic rock
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Automated labs collect 10 times more data, accelerating materials research and reducing costs
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Emerging viral threats combated by a potent new dual lipid kinase inhibitor
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Optogenetic screening platform for drug discovery introduced
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Scientists achieve net-negative greenhouse gas emissions via electrified catalysis
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What we can learn from aggressive zebrafish
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'Hope isn't enough—we need action when it comes to climate change': An earth scientist's guide for the future
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