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New Tool for Surgeons: 3D Bioprinted Heart |
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Quantifying Quantumness: A Mathematical Project of
"Immense Beauty" |
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EBSELEN: A Mechanism to Stop COVID-19 Replication |
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Star-Shaped Brain Cells May Hold the Key to Why and How We
Sleep |
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National Poll: Some Parents Prioritize Thanksgiving Traditions
Over Reducing COVID-19 Risks |
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Astronomers Surprising Discovery: Anemic Star Cluster Breaks
Metal-Poor Record |
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Mysterious Dark Rays Spotted in Nearby Galaxy |
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Simple Eye Exam with Powerful Artificial Intelligence Could
Lead to Early Parkinson's Disease Diagnosis |
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Proven Model Shows COVID-19 Cases Could Nearly Double Before
Biden Takes Office |
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In Response to the Critical Shortage, Researchers Create
3D-Printed Nasal Swab for COVID-19 Testing |
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A Chance Discovery Leads to a Simple Process that Can Control
Perovskite Oxynitride Properties |
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Hear Subtle Sounds NASA's Perseverance Picked Up as It Travels
Through Deep Space on the Way to Mars |
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Mechanical Metamaterials--Versatile Building Blocks Make
Structures with Surprising Mechanical Properties |
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Building a Cell Membrane Defense Against COVID-19 |
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Lituya Bay's Apocalyptic Wave--One of the Tallest Tsunami
Waves Known to Science |
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Replication Cycle of SARS-CoV-2 in 3D--"We Can Expect the
Coronavirus to Become Seasonal" |
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Oil & Gas Industry Commits to New Tracking and Disclosure
System to Monitor, Report and Reduce Methane Emissions |
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US Seafood Industry Flounders Due to COVID-19--Many
Fishmongers May Go Belly Up Without Aid |
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Combining Quantum Physics and the Theory of Relativity:
Sound-Waves from a Quantum Vacuum at the Black Hole Laboratory |
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Real Time Spying on the Symphony of Cellular Signals that
Drive Biology |
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Growing Interest in Limited Moon Resources Could Cause Tension |
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Science Reveals Long-Lost Secrets of a Mummy's Portrait |
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65 Million-Year-Old Evolutionary Arms Race: Moths'
Extraordinarily Sophisticated Wing Design |
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Folding of SARS-CoV2 Genome Reveals COVID-19 Drug Targets--And
Preparation for "SARS-CoV3" |
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Financial Payments from Drug Industry Associated with
Increased Physician Prescribing |
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Disturbing New Research Shows Diabetes Set to Devastate
India's Metropolitan Cities |
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Search for New Antibiotics to Combat "Two of the Most
Wicked Healthcare Problems We Face" |
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New Insights into How the Flu Virus Spreads Within Cities |
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Peering Inside Deadly Pathogen's Burglary Kit to Find Ways to
Block It |
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Ancient Martian Megaflood: Floods of Unimaginable Magnitude
Once Washed Through Gale Crater on Mars' Equator |
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Can Drinking Cocoa Make You Smarter? Cocoa Flavanols Found to
Boost Brain Oxygenation and Cognition |
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Arecibo Observatory: Massive, World-Class Radio Astronomy
Telescope to Be Demolished--Here's Why |
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3D Printing a Miniature Magnetic Pump for $3.89 |
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COVAS Score: New Tool Helps Predict Outcomes for COVID-19 |
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Meteorites Show that Our Solar System Formed in Less than
200,000 Years |
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Physicists Successfully Modify a Semiconductor to Create a
Superconductor |
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Cedars-Sinai Research: Century-Old Vaccine May Be Useful
Against COVID-19 Coronavirus |
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AI Detects COVID-19 on Chest X-rays More Accurately and 10
Times Faster than Specialized Radiologists |
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COVID-19 Pandemic Could Be Stopped if at Least 70% of the
Public Wore Face Masks Consistently |
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How an Infectious Tumor in Endangered Tasmanian Devils Evolved
as It Spread |
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Why Do Colorful Cloud Bands Encircle Jupiter? |
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AI Machine Learning Innovation to Develop Chemical Library for
Drug Discovery |
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Elusive Internal Structure of Mars Revealed by Ancient Zircon
Minerals from the Red Planet |
44 |
Growth Rings from Fossil Bones Reveals T. rex Had Huge Growth
Spurts, but Other Dinosaurs Grew "Slow and Steady" |
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Some like It Hot: Global Warming Triggered the Evolution of
Giant Dinosaurs |
46 |
Symphony of Cellular Activities Revealed by Fluorescent
Imaging Technique |
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Artemis I Stacks Up: NASA Begins Assembling Massive SLS Rocket
for Moon Mission |
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Scientists Show How Statistical Physics Can Reveal Art Trends
Across Time and Culture |
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Understanding the "Hydrogen Burning" Power of Our
Sun--Success After More than 80 Years |
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Don't Miss It: The Next Full Moon Is the Cold Moon and Will
Feature a Partial Eclipse |
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MOXIE--a Device Aboard NASA's Perseverance Rover--Could Help
Future Rockets Launch off Mars |
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Neural Networks Tricked by Optical Illusions in the Same Way
that Humans Are Deceived |
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Quantum Sensing Using Nanodiamonds to Help Detect Disease
Earlier |
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Grabbing Viruses Out of Thin Air: Portable Sensors for
Detecting COVID-19 and Other Viruses |
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Arecibo Observatory seeks $10.5 million for cable repairs
after accident |
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Honey badger-like animal prowled South Africa 5 million years
ago |
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Mobile food tracking app may offer farm-to-table transparency |
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Neanderthal children grew, weaned similarly to Homo sapien
children |
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Warming of 2 degrees Celsius could release billions of tons of
soil carbon |
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Study: The right song sends your brain into pleasure overload |
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DNA-based molecular tagging system could replace printed
barcodes |
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See-through soil substitutes help scientists study soil
ecology |
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Goby fins are as touch sensitive as human fingertips |
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Small rocket company Rocket Lab aims for orbital reusability |
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Mothers, daughters in ambrosia beetle colonies share
reproduction work |
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ULA postpones U.S. spy satellite launch |
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Canadian astronomers detect intense radio burst inside the
Milky Way |
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Satellites help to retrace travel routes of Bronze Age herders
in China |
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Female hunters were common in early hunter-gatherer groups |
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Parasitoid that targets Asian fruit fly is actually two
distinct species |
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SpaceX launches GPS satellite from Florida, lands booster on
ship |
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Widest trees dominate carbon storage in Pacific Northwest
forests |
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Extinct group of amphibians used a rapid-fire tongue to catch
prey |
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New male leaders cause female gelada primates to more quickly
mature |
75 |
Researchers share design for affordable single-molecule
microscope |
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ULA delays spy satellite launch to Wednesday from Florida |
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'Electronic skin' offers cheap, eco-friendly alternative to
wearable devices |
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Scientists demonstrate new kind of superconductivity once
thought impossible |
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Astronauts arrive in Florida for historic launch Saturday |
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Arecibo Observatory incurs more damage as another support
cable snaps |
81 |
Researchers figure out how, why trees in the Amazon perish |
82 |
Astronomers spot cold brown dwarf with a radio telescope, a
first |
83 |
Astronauts prepare for most crowded space station in years |
84 |
Genome editing experiments reveal gene for heat tolerance in
corals |
85 |
Animal groups weigh multiple factors before fighting |
86 |
Review board says NASA, ESA ready to pursue Mars sample return
mission |
87 |
Videos show why masks with valves don't slow COVID-19 spread |
88 |
Education key to developing lifelike intelligent robots, study
argues |
89 |
NASA certifies SpaceX to carry humans, OKs space station
mission |
90 |
Cassava yields could benefit from rising CO2 levels in the
atmosphere |
91 |
Newly sequenced bird genomes cover 92% of world's avian
families |
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Wrinkle-faced male bats lower their face masks when they mate |
93 |
Prenatal hormone exposure affects 'biological age' of birds |
94 |
New fish-free aquaculture feed to raise fish farming standards |
95 |
Models suggest subglacial river flows the length of
Greenland's ice sheet |
96 |
ESA moving forward with plans to explore exoplanets by end of
2020s |
97 |
Eliminating greenhouse gas emissions may not stop global
warming |
98 |
Unusual quasiparticles discovered in graphene-based materials |
99 |
NASA, SpaceX delay launch of four astronauts into space to
Sunday |
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Virus live stream will allow scientists to study infections in
real-time |
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ULA launches spy satellite from Florida after weather delays |
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Wolves alter wetlands by killing beavers, study shows |
103 |
SpaceX, NASA make history with launch to space station |
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Scientists show former piece of Pacific Ocean floor sliding
beneath China |
105 |
SpaceX's Resilience capsule docks with space station |
106 |
Ancient storms could help predict shifts in tropical cyclone
hotspots |
107 |
New technique helps scientists forecast movement of apex
predators |
108 |
Life's building blocks can form in interstellar clouds without
stellar fusion |
109 |
SpaceX Resilience capsule crew boards International Space
Station |
110 |
Peatland conservation may prevent new diseases from jumping to
humans |
111 |
Migrating species tend to 'live fast and die young' |
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Russian cosmonauts wrap up spacewalk |
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Real estate data can help policy makers anticipate urban water
needs |
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DNA from giant viruses drives algae evolution |
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Lake ice destabilized by climate change linked to increase in
youth drownings |
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