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Climate systems in museums appear to be too strictly regulated |
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'Is this how we treat our older people in 2019?' |
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Scholars: Indonesian research permit process risks scaring
away foreign scientists |
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12,000-year-old swamp brimming with bones reveals the
ecosystem of the dodo |
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Study finds managers need to adjust their 'leadership style'
during a crisis |
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The Mathematikado: A math-inspired parody of a parody |
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New research warns incentives to plead guilty can undermine
the right to a fair trial |
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Historically black colleges give graduates a wage boost |
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'Game-changing' research could solve evolution mysteries |
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Half-a-billion-year-old tiny predator unveils the rise of
scorpions and spiders |
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Early humans used tiny, flint 'surgical' tools to butcher
elephants |
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Jaws reveal Australia's ancient marsupial panda |
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Professor's research paints picture of #MeToo movement's
origins |
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Specialized training benefits young STEM researchers |
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How marketers can shape customer sentiment during events |
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Strategies to connect with barricaded buyers |
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Leonardo da Vinci's mechanical lion goes on display in Paris |
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Criminologist builds computer model for more efficient police
patrols |
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Finding a long-hidden secret in 'Paradise Lost' |
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People are escaping city congestion and living costs by
working remotely |
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Multiple flood events erode neighborhood spirit, study finds |
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Keen IT students can improve their marks when given a chance
to learn from their mistakes |
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How TV cameras influence candidates' debate success |
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What is 'guaranteed income'? |
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Jurassic crocodile identified in fossil study |
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New report highlights the impact of health inequalities across
Europe |
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Heterogeneity in the workplace: 'Diversity is very important
to us--but not in my team' |
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African American bachelor's degrees see growth, behind in
physical sciences, engineering |
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Scientists shed new light on demise of two extinct New Zealand
songbirds |
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Deer browsing is not stopping the densification of Eastern
forests |
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New viruses discovered in endangered wild Pacific salmon
populations |
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Genetic engineering and human-animal hybrids: How China is
leading a global split in controversial research |
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Female gorillas detect and avoid sick groups |
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Humpback whales change their tune |
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Invasive Japanese barberry drives down invertebrate richness
and abundance |
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Researchers develop a tool for rapid breakdown of cellular
proteins |
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Opening the hatch to heal the break |
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3 ways insecticides can be counterproductive in agriculture |
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Oxytocin linked to growth in seal pups |
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Germany to ban glyphosate to protect insects, biodiversity |
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Study details how Tibetan dog got oxygen boost |
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Transport proteins provide key to improve infant formula |
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The kombucha culture |
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New model predicts Painted Lady butterfly migrations based on
breeding sites data |
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The argument for sexual selection in bacteria |
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Arbovirus manipulation of plant immune systems to favor
disease spread |
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Panda twins doing well, gaining weight, says Berlin zoo |
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Livestock disease risk tied to herd management style |
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Super shrimp could increase yield and prevent disease |
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Evidence suggests birds use eye proteins and magnetite-based
receptors to navigate |
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Why transporters really matter for cell factories |
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Squirrels listen in to birds' conversations as signal of
safety |
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80% cut in antibiotics entering Thames is needed to avoid
surge in superbugs |
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Researchers make key finding related to pre-mRNA splicing |
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Brown trout genome will help explain species' genetic
superpowers |
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Underwater soundscapes reveal differences in marine
environments |
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From the tropics to the boreal, temperature drives ecosystem
functioning |
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Copy cat: Chinese firm creates first cloned kitten |
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Realistic robots get under Galapagos lizards' skin |
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Plant research could benefit wastewater treatment, biofuels
and antibiotics |
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European whitefish is healthy to eat, but the nutritional
quality varies between seasons |
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The Swiss Army knife of gene editing gets new control |
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Solving a hidden threat to New Zealand's meat and dairy
industry |
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New study tracks sulfur-based metabolism in the open ocean |
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Coastal infrastructure urgently needs a rethink, marine
ecologists say |
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High standards of female songbirds could be driving their
mates to evolve |
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Could the Loch Ness monster be a giant eel? |
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Experts sequence the genome of an endemic spider from the
Canary Islands |
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Diversity increases ecosystem stability |
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Tonkin snub-nosed monkey resurgence offers renewed hope for
rare Vietnamese primate |
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Size matters: How cells pack in epithelial tissues |
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Biologists uncover a way to waterproof plants |
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SPEECHLESS, SCREAM and stomata development in plant leaves |
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Climate change could bring short-term gain, long-term pain for
loggerhead turtles |
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Synthetic biologists extend functional life of cancer fighting
circuitry in microbes |
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The paradox of different house flies with few genetic
differences |
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Take that, rat! New York turns to alcohol in rodent fight |
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A molecular 'atlas' of animal development |
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Squirrels, bees could get US aid but not Yellowstone's bison |
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'Extreme mating' killing tiny marsupials en masse: researchers |
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Monkey business: Vietnam macaque island draws tourists--and
criticism |
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Sugar alters compounds that impact brain health in fruit flies |
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New method for imaging biological molecules |
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GIS and eDNA analysis system successfully used to discover new
habitats of rare salamander |
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Study shows how serotonin and a popular anti-depressant affect
the gut's microbiota |
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New structure for human flu virus protein |
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New hair follicles can corral skin cancer |
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Study answers longstanding cell-development riddle |
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Can we really know what animals are thinking? |
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What home gardeners can learn from nature's rebirth after fire |
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Ecologists find bird-deterring nets create haven for stinging
venomous caterpillars |
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Households feeding their dogs and cats with raw food do not
consider the diet a significant source of infections |
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Analysis of global cancer data shines light on alternative
gene 'switches' in tumors |
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Evidence suggests rare deer lived 50 years beyond 'extinction' |
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France reports first case of fatal olive tree bacteria |
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Flies overwhelm Pakistan's Karachi in monsoon 'hell' |
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Climate change water variability hurts salamander populations |
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Mysterious disease killing dogs in Norway |
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Native foods are key to preserving rodent gut bacteria in
captivity |
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Philippines confirms African swine fever, culls 7,000 pigs |
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Dramatic increase in whales near New Jersey and New York
raises safety concerns |
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Threatened species habitat destruction shows federal laws are
broken |
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The plus and minus of microtubules |
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Study reveals the attack initiation mechanism of predatory
bacteria |
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The new gene technology makes it easier to characterize
phytoplankton assemblages |
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Peony scientist breaks new ground for cut flowers |
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Genome engineering with CRISPR/HDR to diversify the functions
of hybridoma-produced antibodies |
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New results on fungal genetics |
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Scientists develop technique to reveal epigenetic features of
cells in the brain |
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Identity crisis for fossil beetle helps rewrite beetle family
tree |
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Hidden danger from pet dogs in Africa |
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Researchers unearth 'new' extinction |
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