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Spin hall effect of light with near 100% efficiency |
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Electron cryo-microscopy sheds light on how bioenergy makers
are made in our body |
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Ultraviolet 'television' for animals helps us better
understand them |
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New method converts methane in natural gas to methanol at room
temperature |
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Asthmatics no higher risk dying from COVID, review of studies
on 587,000 people shows |
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Handcuffing the culprit cancer: Immunotherapy for cold tumors
with trispecific antibody |
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Songbirds' reproductive success reduced by natural gas
compressor noise |
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Is odor the secret to bats' sex appeal? |
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Poor swelter as urban areas of US Southwest get hotter |
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Which suicide prevention strategies work? |
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Antibody response may drive COVID-19 outcomes |
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New report calls for universal coverage of long-term care for
older adults in U.S. |
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Migratory birds track climate across the year |
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First report on mass shootings from Columbia University
database |
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Engineers place molecule-scale devices in precise orientation |
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UCLA study finds combination therapy suppresses pancreatic
tumor growth in mice |
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Deep learning may help doctors choose better lung cancer
treatments |
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Explainable AI for decoding genome biology |
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Fuel for earliest life forms: Organic molecules found in 3.5
billion-year-old rocks |
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The messenger matters in safe gun storage, suicide prevention
education |
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UCI researchers eavesdrop on cellular conversations |
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UNH researchers release child maltreatment report showing
mixed trends |
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Tuning electrode surfaces to optimize solar fuel production |
| 24 |
Stents or bypass surgery more effective for stable patients
with high-risk cardiac anatomy |
| 25 |
Chatter between cell populations drives progression of
gastrointestinal tumors |
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Study suggests link between DNA and marriage satisfaction in
newlyweds |
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Rich nations see virus rates fall quicker--study |
| 28 |
Mount Sinai researchers identify mechanisms that are essential
for proper skin development |
| 29 |
Neoadjuvant combination immunotherapy improves outcomes for
early stage non-small cell lung cancer |
| 30 |
Light and genetic probes untangle dynamics of brain blood flow |
| 31 |
Researchers uncover new information on the effects of
antidepressants |
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A natural protection racket among damselfish and mysid shrimp |
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New UCF study examines leeches for role in major disease of
sea turtles in Florida |
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Like it or not, history shows that taxes and bureaucracy are
cornerstones of democracy |
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Internet trends suggest COVID-19 spurred a return to earlier
values and activities |
| 36 |
Promoting and protecting human milk and breastfeeding during
COVID-19 |
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Genetics may play role in determining immunity to COVID-19 |
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First black hole ever detected is more massive than we thought |
| 39 |
Surface testing for SARS-CoV2 in hematology/oncology settings
reveals negligible detection |
| 40 |
Human brain taps into visual cues when lacking a sense of
touch--study |
| 41 |
Social tool tracks brand reputation in real time and over the
long term |
| 42 |
South American lizard's blood pressure mechanism is more
efficient at cool temperatures |
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Paper: STEM skills gap modest among IT help desk workers |
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Study: Preschoolers with higher cardiorespiratory fitness do
better on cognitive tests |
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How lithium-rich cathode materials for high energy EV
batteries store charge at high voltages |
| 46 |
Spotted lanternfly: Research accelerates in effort to contain
invasive pest |
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Pandemic got you down? A little nature could help |
| 48 |
Shale gas development in PA increases exposure of some to air
pollutants |
| 49 |
Older adults and antibiotics: Study shows healthy attitudes
but unhealthy practices |
| 50 |
COVID-19 in Africa is severely underestimated, finds Zambia
study by Boston University |
| 51 |
Deep seabed mining must benefit all humankind |
| 52 |
Wolves prefer to feed on the wild side |
| 53 |
Human impact on solar radiation levels for decades |
| 54 |
Investigating the wave properties of matter with vibrating
molecules |
| 55 |
The distribution of vertebrate animals redefines temperate and
cold climate regions |
| 56 |
LHC/ATLAS: A unique observation of particle pair creation in
photon-photon collisions |
| 57 |
A study with 1,600 dogs: More than 20 gene loci associated
with canine hip dysplasia |
| 58 |
Giant predatory worms roamed the seafloor until 5.3 million
years ago |
| 59 |
Smartphone study points to new ways to measure food
consumption |
| 60 |
Hospital hygiene: A closer look reveals realistic frequency of
infection |
| 61 |
Study reveals a new potential mechanism underlying loss of
muscle mass during menopause |
| 62 |
New piece of the puzzle increases understanding of speciation |
| 63 |
Ultrafast electron dynamics in space and time |
| 64 |
Climate change concern unaffected by pandemic, study shows |
| 65 |
An efficient method for separating O-18 from O-16, essential
for use in cancer treatment |
| 66 |
Ancient relic points to a turning point in Earth's history
42,000 years ago |
| 67 |
Blueprint for fault-tolerant qubits |
| 68 |
Unique feeding behavior of Asian kukri snakes gutting frogs
and toads |
| 69 |
Local and national restrictions in England reduced contacts in
small and varied ways |
| 70 |
Physics of tumours: Cancer cells become fluidised and squeeze
through tissue |
| 71 |
Quantum computing: when ignorance is wanted |
| 72 |
Unexpected decrease in ammonia emissions due to COVID-19
lockdowns |
| 73 |
A novel gel electrophoresis technique for rapid biomarker
diagnosis via mass spectrometry |
| 74 |
How location dictates biological clocks of species: Study in
beetles offers new insights |
| 75 |
Locked MOFs are the key to high porosity |
| 76 |
A new piece of the HIV infection puzzle explored |
| 77 |
New revelations of tiger genomes |
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Selective concentration of cationic species |
| 79 |
Magnetic attraction: Breakthrough test for malaria |
| 80 |
Perception critical to women's breast reconstruction decision
making |
| 81 |
Supercomputer turns back cosmic clock |
| 82 |
TGen-led study confirms cell-free DNA in urine as potential
method for cancer detection |
| 83 |
Transit-oriented development causing displacement: study |
| 84 |
Increasingly fragmented tiger populations may require 'genetic
rescue' |
| 85 |
Cone snail venom shows potential for treating severe malaria |
| 86 |
D-Wave demonstrates performance advantage in quantum
simulation of exotic magnetism |
| 87 |
New recommendations aim to eliminate racial bias in myeloma
trials |
| 88 |
Study finds no gender discrimination when leaders use
confident language |
| 89 |
Improving stroke treatment with a modified therapeutic
molecule |
| 90 |
The Lancet Healthy Longevity: Study finds racial and ethnic
disparities in flu vaccine uptake among people aged 65 and older in the USA |
| 91 |
First COVID-19 lockdown cost UK hospitality and high street 45
billion pounds in turnover, researchers estimate |
| 92 |
AI may mistake chess discussions as racist talk |
| 93 |
Irregular sleep schedules connected to bad moods and
depression, study shows |
| 94 |
(Re)Shaping cities to combat inequality |
| 95 |
Boys who play video games have lower depression risk |
| 96 |
I, the obstacle--dogs show body-awareness, a new component of
mental self-representation |
| 97 |
Two distinct pathways leading to the development of septic
shock pave the way for personalized medicine in sepsis |
| 98 |
As insurers end grace period for COVID-19 hospital costs,
study estimates potential bills |
| 99 |
'Classic triad' of symptoms misses positive COVID-19 cases,
study finds |
| 100 |
Scientists identify over 140,000 virus species in the human
gut |
| 101 |
Deja brew? Another shot for lovers of coffee |
| 102 |
Metabolic mutations help bacteria resist drug treatment |
| 103 |
Store fat or burn it? Targeting a single protein flips the
switch |
| 104 |
Organoids grown from bile duct cells repair human livers; may
aid liver transplant processes |
| 105 |
More than half of Earth's rivers strongly impacted by human
activity |
| 106 |
Magnetic reversal 42,000 years ago triggered global
environmental change |
| 107 |
The mass of Cygnus X-1's black hole challenges stellar
evolution models |
| 108 |
Gut microbiome implicated in healthy aging and longevity |
| 109 |
In dueling ants vying to become queen, behavioral and
molecular cues quickly determine who will win |
| 110 |
Lab-grown 'mini-bile ducts' used to repair human livers in
regenerative medicine first |
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