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How much longer will the oxygen-rich atmosphere be sustained
on Earth? |
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Development of a multidimensional vibrational circular
dichroism system with a quantum cascade laser |
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Cleaner air, less soil pollution: Unintended but beneficial
side effect of Clean Air Act |
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A world first: A robot able to "hear" through the
ear of a locust |
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Saarbruecken chemists develop variety of industrially
important synthetic process |
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Lack of diversity in science |
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Polymerization process of hydrogel microspheres on video |
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In equilibrium |
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The conditions of 70% of people with chronic pain have
worsened during the pandemic |
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A mechanism by which cells build 'mini-muscles' underneath
their nucleus identified |
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Ultra-fast electron measurement provides important findings
for the solar industry |
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Sniffing in the name of science |
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Desert beetle: a help for the drying planet |
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Scientists develop elements for the future electronics |
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HKBU develops dual-targeting drug for EBV-related cancers |
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Plastic solar cells combine high-speed optical communication
with indoor energy harvesting |
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Coronavirus-like particles could ensure reliability of
simpler, faster COVID-19 tests |
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UNESCO reveals largest carbon stores found in Australian World
Heritage Sites |
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Dethroning electrocatalysts for hydrogen production with
inexpensive alternative material |
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Researchers detects chiral structures using vortex light |
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University launches isolated power supply chip with new design |
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Gold-phosphorus nanosheets catalyzes nature gas to greener
energy selectively |
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Mouse sperm generated in rats |
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TPU scientists develop efficient method to create
high-strength materials for flexible electronics |
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'A Bluetooth mouse'--you can wirelessly read a mouse's mind |
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USC study shows promising potential for marine biofuel |
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'Fish DJ' tackles fish hearing |
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Child abuse surges in times of crisis--the pandemic may be
different |
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New study gives the most detailed look yet at the neuroscience
of placebo effects |
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Black NBA players have shorter careers than white players |
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Lead up to volcanic eruption in Galapagos captured in rare
detail |
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Using stimuli-responsive biomaterials to understand heart
development, disease |
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Tissue, scaffold technologies provide new options for breast
cancer, other diseases |
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Littlest shop of horrors: Hungry green algae prefer to eat
bacteria alive |
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Parents' school reviews correlated with test scores and
demographics, not school effectiveness |
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New technology allows scientists first glimpse of intricate
details of Little Foot's life |
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First ever detailed description of a volcanic eruption from
Sierra Negra |
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New report offers detailed analysis of Capitol Hill siege |
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High fat diets may over-activate destructive heart disease
protein |
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Most older adults haven't gotten screened or tested for
hearing loss, poll finds |
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Secrets of sealed 17th century letters revealed by dental
X-ray scanners |
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Animals fake death for long periods to escape predators |
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Origin of life--The chicken-and-the-egg problem |
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COVID-19 spread tracked via a rapid, large-scale early
wastewater surveillance alert system |
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A materials science approach to combating coronavirus |
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Quick-learning cuttlefish pass 'the marshmallow test' |
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Requests for brand name over generic prescription drugs cost
the Medicare program $1.7 billion in a single year, study finds |
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Complex fluid dynamics may explain hydroplaning |
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Three elder sisters of the Sun with planets |
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Study reveals impact of lockdown on violence in a UK capital
city |
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Meeting the meat needs of the future |
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Belly fat resistant to every-other-day fasting: study |
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New study proposes a low cost, high efficiency mask design |
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How does plastic debris make its way into ocean garbage
patches? |
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Common bacteria modified to make designer sugar-based drug |
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How the trap-jaw ant got its ultrafast bite |
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Mammal ancestors moved in their own unique way |
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Evolution of one of the fastest jaws in nature--function
before form in trap-jaw ants |
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Coffee for the birds: connecting bird-watchers with
shade-grown coffee |
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Here's how insects coax plants into making galls |
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2nd window ICG predicts gross-total resection/progression-free
survival in brain metastasis |
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Drug seizures plummeted early in the COVID-19 pandemic, then
climbed once lockdowns lifted |
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Skipping mammogram increases risk of death from breast cancer |
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Potential drug for Alzheimer's disease prevention found safe
and effective in animals |
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Could rising temperatures send more people with MS to the
hospital? |
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Nanoprinted high-neuron density optical linear perceptrons
performing near-infrared inference on a CMOS sensor |
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An ultra-degree-of-freedom structured vector beam |
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Scientists discover how microorganisms evolve cooperative
behaviors |
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Revisiting the Kobe earthquake and the variations of
atmospheric radon concentration |
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Scientists adapt solar energy technology to detect chemical
warfare agents & pesticides |
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Nerve damage after chemo: potential risk factors revealed |
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Limiting invasive species may be a better goal than
eliminating them |
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Gender assumptions harm progress on climate adaption and
resilience |
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Current issue articles for Geosphere posted online in February |
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Mobile app helps young adults talk with friends about risky
drug, alcohol use |
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Pericardial injection effective, less invasive way to get
regenerative therapies to heart |
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Report: The Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on CUNY students |
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Climate change 'winners' may owe financial compensation to
polluters |
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NASA scientists complete 1st global survey of freshwater
fluctuation |
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Neuroimaging reveals how ideology affects race perception |
81 |
Researchers urge greater awareness of delayed skin reactions
to Moderna COVID-19 vaccine |
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Lessons from Wuhan: What managers and employees need to know |
83 |
High end of climate sensitivity in new climate models seen as
less plausible |
84 |
Nature: new compound for male contraceptive pill |
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Researchers discover that privacy-preserving tools leave
private data anything but |
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Study: Bahamas were settled earlier than believed |
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Small-scale fisheries offer strategies for resilience in the
face of climate change |
88 |
Scientists investigate 3D-printed high-entropy alloys |
89 |
Learning about health from trusted sources may help teens
battle depression |
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How to track the variants of the pandemic faster |
91 |
Camera traps reveal newly discovered biodiversity relationship |
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Conquering the timing jitters |
93 |
Research news tip sheet: Story ideas from Johns Hopkins
Medicine |
94 |
Independent music squashed out of streaming playlists and
revenue |
95 |
'Best case' goals for climate warming which could still result
in massive wildfire risk |
96 |
Presence and prevalence of salivary gland ectasia and oral
disease in COVID-19 survivors |
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Temperature and aridity fluctuations over the past century
linked to flower color changes |
98 |
Bioinspired materials from dandelions |
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The battle against hard-to-treat fungal infections |
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How math can help us understand the human body |
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Ghosts of past pesticide use can haunt organic farms for
decades |
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New, highly precise 'clock' can measure biological age |
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Ecosystems across the globe 'breathe' differently in response
to rising temperatures |
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Color blindness-correcting contact lenses |
105 |
Sewage-handling robots help predict COVID-19 outbreaks in San
Diego |
106 |
Researchers reveal process behind harmful glial cell change in
motor neurone disease |
107 |
Researchers explore relationship between maternal microbiota
and neonatal antibody response |
108 |
Rapid test for respiratory infections liked by GPs and may
reduce antibiotic prescribing |
109 |
Evolution drives autism and other conditions to occur much
more frequently in boys |
110 |
Utah researchers illuminate potential precursors of blood
cancers |
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