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Mystery solved: Dust cloud led to Betelgeuse's 'Great Dimming' |
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Sudden cardiac death more likely to fell persons with HIV
infection |
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Correlated errors in quantum computers emphasize need for
design changes |
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Researchers identify new gene that may increase risk of ALS |
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Space scientists solve a decades-long gamma-ray burst puzzle |
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Ocean circulation is key to understanding uncertainties in
climate change predictions |
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ALMA discovers earliest gigantic black hole storm |
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Small numbers of cells in a tumor could be key enablers of
cancer metastasis |
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Study shows Head Start teachers' depressive symptoms related
to children's math skills |
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When testing Einstein's theory of general relativity, small
modeling errors add up fast |
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Urbanization drives antibiotic resistance on microplastics in
Chinese river |
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Ozone pollution has increased in Antarctica |
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Bats in Switzerland harbor diverse viruses, some potentially
zoonotic |
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Blocking IL-11 signalling can help liver regenerate after
injury from paracetamol toxicity |
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Tailored laser fields reveal properties of transparent
crystals |
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New study finds SARS-CoV-2 can infect testes |
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Sacred natural sites protect biodiversity in Iran |
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Managed retreat: A must in the war against climate change |
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Vaccination, previous infection, protect against gamma variant
in animal model |
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New analysis discusses role of managed retreat as a climate
change response |
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Controlling brain states with a ray of light |
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For the first time, researchers visualize metabolic process at
the single-cell level |
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Tug-of-war receptors for sour taste in fruit flies sheds light
on human taste biology |
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Altered microstructure improves organic-based, solid state
lithium EV battery |
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Printable Purdue biosensor simultaneously records, makes
images of tissues and organs |
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Algorithm uses mass spectrometry data to predict identity of
molecules |
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Most cancer cells grown in a dish have little in common with
cancer cells in people |
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How cells 'read' artificial ingredients tossed into genetic
recipe |
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Mountain fires burning higher at unprecedented rates |
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Convalescent plasma improves survival in COVID-19 patients
with blood cancers |
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Women in science propose changes to discriminatory measures of
scientific success |
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Researchers propose methods for additive manufacturing quality
control |
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Sorghum, a close relative of corn, tested for disease
resistance on Pennsylvania farms |
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Changing a 2D material's symmetry can unlock its promise |
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Study explores how the elderly use smart speaker technology |
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KIYATEC clinical study data shows test accurately predicts
brain cancer patient response |
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Incidents of serious parasitic disease on the rise in Alberta,
Canada |
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Reduced-dose gadobutrol vs. standard-dose gadoterate for
contrast-enhanced brain MRI |
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Quaise Inc. drilling technology could allow geothermal to
power the world |
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Anti-science, partisan tweets could flag an outbreak |
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'Nanodecoy' therapy binds and neutralizes SARS-CoV-2 virus |
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Thin, stretchable biosensors could make surgery safer |
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Beneficial bacteria can be restored to C-section babies at
birth |
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Sulfur enhances carbon storage in the Black Sea |
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If you ride an e-scooter, take safety precautions |
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A new rapid assessment to promote climate-informed
conservation and nature-based solutions |
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Moffitt develops non-invasive approach to predict outcomes in
lung cancer |
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Mystery of Galaxy's Missing Dark Matter Deepens |
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Most comprehensive RNA-Atlas ever |
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On the road to practical, low-cost superconductors with
unexplored materials |
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Depression, tau deposits seen in subset of middle-aged persons |
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Complications following dental implant therapy are common |
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Biodiversity imperiled |
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Blood cancer patients with COVID-19 fare better with
convalescent plasma |
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Exposure to nature during COVID-19 lockdown was beneficial for
mental health |
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Immune system protein may defend against deadly intestinal
disease in babies |
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People with back pain miss far fewer workdays when they
receive recommended treatments |
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Passive rewilding can rapidly expand UK woodland at no cost |
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FDA advisory panelist outlines issues with aducanumab's
approval for Alzheimer's disease |
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Probing the dynamics of photoemission |
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Masonic Medical Research Institute researchers develop new
imaging agent to detect activated platelets |
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Start-stop system of hunting immune cells |
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Long-term Himalayan glacier study |
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Hackensack Meridian CDI scientists develop 'CATCHER' for
crucial biomarkers |
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Online coaching improves choices of women experiencing
pregnancy difficulties |
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University of Groningen scientists design superfast molecular
motor |
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Health and socializing: Why people use mixed-reality sports
platforms |
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Beyond mere blueprints: Variable gene expression patterns and
type 1 diabetes |
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RNE and Leopoldina call for swift action--lay the foundations
for climate neutrality now |
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Probing deeper into tumor tissues |
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CSIC scientists propose a new strategy to regulate the cells
communication network |
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Adding checkpoint inhibition to anti-HER2 breast cancer
therapy brings no benefit |
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RUDN University biologists develop a rapid test for detecting
the fire blight in plants |
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First evidence that medieval plague victims were buried
individually with 'considerable care' |
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Testicular cancer: Improved treatment and prognosis |
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RUDN University medics detect alterations in amino acid
profiles in children with ADHD |
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Historical climate effects of permafrost peatland surprise
researchers |
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Asymptomatic pertussis more common in infants than previously
thought |
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Hybrid membrane doubles the lifetime of rechargeable batteries |
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Religious participation makes both old and young more likely
to trust their neighbors and donate to charity |
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Researchers identify gene responsible for increased risk of
infantile fragility |
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Exposure to nature during COVID-19 lockdown was beneficial for
mental health |
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New method could reveal what genes we might have inherited
from Neanderthals |
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Skeletal scaffold supports bone cells and blood vessels |
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A promising new target for urinary tract infections and kidney
stones |
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Financial networks: A new discipline to interpret crises and
green transition |
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Wild chimpanzee orphans recover from the stress of losing
their mother |
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'First empirical evidence of an identity-related societal
cleavage' |
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Novel chirped pulses defy 'conventional wisdom' |
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Response to DNA damage: The dual role of extramitochondrial
cytochrome C |
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Excess nitrogen puts butterflies at risk |
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'Mosquito smoothie' innovation boosts future malaria vaccine
potential |
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Scientists achieve ultra-fast optical orbiting of
nanoparticles at subdiffraction scale |
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Theory of Tradition: Why architect Seiichi Shirai practiced
calligraphy |
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Parrot talk |
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A new 'twist' to break viscoelastic liquid bridges |
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Researchers reveal defect properties in Sb2S3 material |
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Detoxifiers from the landfill |
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One in a million: Fluorescent 'microtags' help track
individual cells |
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The absorption of an individual electrons captured on film |
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New beetle-dwelling roundworm species discovered in Japan |
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Anthropogenic forcing increases drought risks in Southeast
Asia |
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A remote control for gene transfer |
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COVID-19 vaccines pre-prepared in syringes can be safely
transported |
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Predicting resistance to anticancer drugs |
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State of the art and future directions in the clinical
application of HR-pQCT in adults |
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RUDN mathematician builds a COVID-19 spread model--it shows
how vaccination affects pandemic |
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Sensitive and specific detecting biomarker of
radiation-resistant nasopharyngeal carcinoma |
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Bronze Age Scandinavia's trading networks for copper settled |
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New discovery shows Tibet as crossroads for giant rhino
dispersal |
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