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Rattlesnakes may like climate change |
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Researchers create better method to predict offshore wind
power |
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College students experience significant grief reactions during
global pandemic |
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Employed individuals more likely to contract the flu, study
shows |
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5-minute workout lowers blood pressure as much as exercise,
drugs |
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A promising new pathway to treating type 2 diabetes |
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In with the old, out with the mew |
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Bronze Age: how the market began |
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Growing 'metallic wood' to new heights |
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New Geology articles published online ahead of print in June |
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Gene therapy breakthrough offers hope to children with rare
and fatal brain disease |
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Novel heat-management material keeps computers running cool |
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Dedicated journal edition on largest ever study on First
Nations Food Security & Environment |
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A promising two-punch therapy for Langerhans cell
histiocytosis |
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Fungi embrace fundamental economic theory as they engage in
trading |
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To understand the future of hurricanes, look to the past |
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UTSA study: Use of police force still breaking down across
racial, ethnic lines |
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Longer-lived lithium-metal battery marks step forward for
electric vehicles |
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A 50% rise in the level of CO2 could reduce rainfall in the
Amazon more than deforestation |
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Vaping increases susceptibility to coronavirus in mice |
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10 years later: How Syrian refugee-led supply networks improve
quality of life |
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Cooked crustaceans, cannabis and a budder way |
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Increased use of household fireworks creates a public health
hazard, UCI study finds |
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Speedy nanorobots could someday clean up soil and water,
deliver drugs |
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Fruit flies lose their virginity lightly--and then become
choosy |
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IU researchers discover promising new way to prevent, treat
kidney infections |
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More efficient tests may one day replace endoscopy |
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How a COVID-19 infection changes blood cells in the long run |
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Reported cases of myocarditis in younger men following
COVID-19 vaccination are rare; vaccination remains important |
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Research rebuttal paper uncovers misuse of Holocaust datasets |
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Duke study reveals mechanisms of increased infectivity,
antibody resistance of SARS-CoV-2 variants |
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Dartmouth research turns up the heat on 3D printing inks |
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Strategies to speed global vaccine availability |
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How plants become good neighbors in times of stress |
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Hunting dark energy with gravity resonance spectroscopy |
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ACTG announces publication of REPRIEVE sub-study in JAMA
Network Open, providing insights into cardiovascular disease risk among people living with HIV |
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Reversal speeds creation of important molecule |
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Data-driven approach for a more sustainable utility rate
structure |
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A new piece of the quantum computing puzzle |
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Beckman neuroscientists uncover neuronal circuitry controlling
auditory sensory perception |
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Hackensack Meridian CDI scientists discover new tuberculosis
treatment pathway |
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New 2D alloy combines five metals, breaks down CO2 |
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CU Anschutz called a 'case study' for commercializing medical
breakthroughs |
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Researchers pinpoint unique growing challenges for soybeans in
Africa |
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Researchers identify muscle proteins whose quantity is reduced
in type 2 diabetes |
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Microstructure found in beetle's exoskeleton contributes to
color and damage resistance |
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'Unlocking' the potential of viruses to fight cancer |
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Study shows effectiveness of suppressing female fruit flies |
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Early experiences have larger effect on mood than more recent
ones, study suggests |
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Antibodies help identify women protected from placental
malaria |
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LSL60101 compound reduces neuroinflammation and improves
cognition |
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Scientists detect gravitational waves for first time from
black holes swallowing neutron stars |
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RUDN University chemists create substances for supramolecules'
self-assembly |
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Computer training program for seniors can reduce hazardous
driving |
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Hot nights confuse circadian clocks in rice, hurting crop
yields |
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Just enough information will motivate young children to learn,
drive curiosity |
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Blood clots related to AstraZeneca/Oxford vaccine can be
mitigated with early detection |
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Stock markets becoming increasingly networked due to
high-frequency traders |
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Playing wind instruments generates less aerosol than
vocalization, COVID-19 study finds |
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Clinic mandates surgical simulation training after research
indicates improved performance |
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Scientists mine the rich seam of body wearable motion sensors |
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Stretching changes the electronic properties of graphene |
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This crystal impurity is sheer perfection |
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83% of the Spanish population trusts in vaccination against
COVID, 25 points more than in January |
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People living with HIV/AIDS have a significantly higher risk
of suicide |
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Human molecule blocking toxic forms of Parkinson's-related
protein identified |
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'The focea': A region of improved vision in mice. |
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Sustainable mining of raw materials from thermal springs in
Chile |
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New corona mass test up to 100 times more sensitive than rapid
antigen tests |
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Leicester expert leads ground breaking invention on battery
recycling |
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Through the nano hole: LEGO technique reveals the physics of
DNA transport through nanopores |
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How environmental factors could provide for a young brain |
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Scientists observe the dynamics behind the exceptional summer
2020 Yangtze River rainfall seasonal projections |
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Jackdaws don't console traumatized mates |
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Microbes feast on crushed rock in subglacial lakes beneath
Antarctica |
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Scientists discover new type of quasiparticle |
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New components for antisense gene therapy show promise in
treating spinal muscular atrophy |
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The earthworm in new light |
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Cell biology--Masters of synapse modulation |
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The evolution of axial patterning |
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Managing attention deficit disorder by training the brain |
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COVID-19: Reduced sense of taste and smell lingers |
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Faster, greener technique to improve recycling process for
electric vehicle batteries |
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Targeted delivery of therapeutic RNAs only to cancer, no harm
caused to healthy cells |
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Diversity of tiny bobtail squid driven by ancient
biogeographic events, finds new study |
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Stopping the sulfur shuttle for better batteries |
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Success in reversing dementia in mice sets the stage for human
clinical trials |
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Nanoscale thermoplasmonic heating shows promise for studies of
nanomaterials |
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Using artificial intelligence to overcome mental health stigma |
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To adsorb or to do not adsorb? That is the question |
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What makes vets feel good at work? |
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DNA barcodes decode the world of soil nematodes |
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A world first! Visualizing atomic-scale structures with the
optical force |
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Parasites manipulate praying mantis's polarized-light
perception, causing it to jump into water |
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New work showcases the chemistry of an upcoming fuel cell
electrolyte |
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New findings to boost barley yields at higher temps |
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Paving the way to artificial photosynthesis--effect of doping
on the photocatalyst SrTiO3 |
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COVID-19 review: Analysis of 58 studies finds male sex and
obesity are not associated with ICU mortality, but many factors are |
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Identifying a topological fingerprint |
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Cancer neuroscientists identify a key culprit behind pediatric
brain cancer's spread |
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Looking at tumors through a new lens |
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Collaborative care effective for pain, depression and anxiety |
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Researchers discover unique 'spider web' mechanism that traps,
kills viruses |
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In a dish, a mouse, crafted from stem cells, begins to form |
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Personal networks are associated with clean cooking fuel
adoption in rural South India |
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UofL researchers lead call to increase genetic diversity in
immunogenomics |
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AAFP releases updated feline senior care guidelines to the
veterinary community |
108 |
The final dance of mixed neutron star-black hole pairs |
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Pretreating nuisance green algae with lye, urea increases
bacterial production of biogas |
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Cell-based immunotherapy shows promise against melanoma |
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