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New model highlights importance of virus size in SARS-CoV-2
replication |
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An environmentally friendly RNA-based spray to help combat
rust disease in plants |
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Myoblast fusion offers a 'muscular' response to regeneration |
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'Untraditional' Hanukkah celebrations are often full of
traditions for Jews of color |
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Why some scientists are hopeful |
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Fatigue cracking mechanism in metals revealed through
high-resolution, 3D imaging of large-volume samples |
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Mysterious ichthyosaur graveyard may have been a breeding
ground |
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Older people should play a more active role in learning
studies, says review |
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Education boosts entrepreneurship in high growth industries |
10 |
Corralling the devices capable of operating in the cold of
deep space |
11 |
Scientists uncover new organizing principles of the genome |
12 |
Growing use of pharmaceuticals found to have increased carbon
emissions during the COVID-19 pandemic |
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The lenses of fishes' eyes record their lifetime exposure to
toxic mercury, new research finds |
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Thinking about a gap year? Here are some questions to ask
yourself (and a note for anxious parents) |
15 |
Using an egg 'soup' to understand how DNA is packed in the
nucleus |
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Learning from habitat 'haves' to help save a threatened
rattlesnake |
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Endangered Australian Frog Songs Are Hopping Their Way Up the
ARIA Music Chart |
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Researchers shed light on how Lyme disease infects body |
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Clearer rules on reporting companies' climate risks could soon
put us on a path to decarbonising corporate Australia |
20 |
Scientists have a new theory on timing for human settlement of
some parts of tropical Pacific |
21 |
New method to find antibiotic-resistant genes shows limits of
'snapshot' samples, chlorination |
22 |
NASA enables future of science observation through tri-band
antennas |
23 |
Zoonotic disease in dogs has risen in southern Chile after
deworming program canceled |
24 |
Research team develops direct laser writing system for
high-resolution, high-efficiency nanofabrication |
25 |
World's longest-winged birds go easy on older partners |
26 |
Watermelon planting decisions involve multiple risks |
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Santa should phase out coal as punishment in Christmas
stockings |
28 |
COVID 'motherhood penalty' affects academic research
productivity |
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Active learning methods are best for addressing sustainability
issues |
30 |
Developing 3D live hologram technology to save lives in field
hospitals |
31 |
What are mud volcanoes? |
32 |
Emily Bronte's death needs to be radically reimagined--an
expert explains |
33 |
Rudolph is coping with climate change better than feared--for
now |
34 |
What does living in harmony with nature look like? |
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The Truth About the Longest Night's 'Shooting Stars' |
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Children born today will see literally thousands of animals
disappear in their lifetime, as global food webs collapse |
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Phosphorus supply is increasingly disrupted--we are
sleepwalking into a global food crisis |
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'Vaccinating' frogs may or may not protect them against a
pandemic--but it does provide another option for conservation |
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Researchers publish mitochondrial genome of long-spined sea
urchin, guardian of Caribbean coral reefs |
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Producing fertilizer without carbon emissions |
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Catching up to climate change by tracking big-picture patterns |
42 |
UK woodlands could store almost twice as much carbon as
previously estimated |
43 |
Paying farmers to create woodland and wetland is the most
cost-effective way to hit UK environment targets: Study |
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Later brand reveal in advertisements leads to better sales |
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Research reveals which animals perceive time the fastest |
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Developing antibiotics that target multiple-drug-resistant
bacteria |
47 |
Rescued turtle who would not have survived in the wild arrives
at new UK home |
48 |
New Species of Yeast Found On (And Named After) Leonardo Da
Vinci's Iconic Self-Portrait |
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The James Webb telescope gets glimpses of small, far-off
planets |
50 |
The Top Eight Ocean Stories of 2022, Science |
51 |
Ultra-strong 'threads' made of proteins help tiny organisms
live in boiling acid |
52 |
Structure of a bacteriophytochrome in two states revealed |
53 |
Medical racism persists 50 years after the syphilis study at
Tuskegee |
54 |
ALMA successfully restarts observations after cyberattack |
55 |
Simulations suggest more wind than thought on Mars for
powering turbines |
56 |
The Challenges of Winter Weather Forecasting |
57 |
Astronomers identify the ancient heart of the Milky Way galaxy |
58 |
US must disconnect strategic supply chains from China, say
experts |
59 |
Power plants found likely to be in close proximity to
neighborhoods classified as 'hazardous' by HOLC redlining |
60 |
A new method to recycle Nylon-6 by unlinking polymer chains |
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Human-caused emissions create new cloud-forming particles |
62 |
Belize's Crocodiles Are Tough, but Are They Surviving River
Pollution? |
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Passive video recordings in a residential backyard |
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These are our favorite animal stories of 2022 |
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Ribosomes search August codons in bidirectional scanning,
challenging the first-August rule |
66 |
Researchers reveal novel epigenetic mechanism in establishment
of seed vigor |
67 |
Researchers analyze volcanic gases with the help of
ultra-lightweight sensor systems |
68 |
How the short-lived killifish could reveal principles of human
aging |
69 |
3D structure of mammalian genome reveals record-breaking
diversity |
70 |
Sedimentary rock 'chert' records cooling of the Earth over
billions of years |
71 |
NASA Mars lander InSight falls silent after four years |
72 |
Scientists Are Learning Fascinating Things About the Manta
Rays in Mexico |
73 |
Blue light might be bad for humans--but good for mangoes |
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The James Webb Space Telescope wasn't the only big space news
in 2022 |
75 |
90% of young Australians had financial troubles in 2022, and
27% used 'buy now, pay later' services |
76 |
Carbon dioxide removal should receive additional financial
support, says study |
77 |
'Probing' the quality of compounds at the heart of biological
research |
78 |
Mild bee venom shows greater application potential |
79 |
Climate adaptation and mitigation can, and must, reinforce
each other as much as possible |
80 |
Older people's views are often ignored in digital skills
training, find studies |
81 |
Elucidating the mechanism of high proton conduction to develop
clean energy materials |
82 |
Long-necked dinosaur from Germany was probably precocial |
83 |
Human activities degrade hippopotamus homes at Bui National
Park, Ghana |
84 |
Stratospheric balloons confirm wind data from wind satellite
Aeolus |
85 |
'Big muscles and wrinkled skin': The Hercules pseudoscorpions |
86 |
Europe gripped by worst ever bird flu outbreak: EU |
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New study shows scientists improve communication, education
skills after working with teachers |
88 |
Growing incomes boost Latinx millennials' purchasing power |
89 |
Design review for ngVLA antenna clears way for prototype
construction |
90 |
Story writing connects children to the environment |
91 |
China's zero-COVID 'volunteers' have suffered from stress and
anxiety, study shows |
92 |
Chemists make the unimaginable possible in crystalline
materials discovery |
93 |
Amendments to insurance and international environmental laws
needed for carbon capture, use and storage |
94 |
Scientists describe 146 new species in 2022 |
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How race matters for the student loan crisis |
96 |
Researchers analyze performance of bacterium in combating
coffee rust |
97 |
What is the smallest continent? Breaking down Earth's seven
continents by size |
98 |
Are Human-Derived Brain Organoids the Answer? |
99 |
What happened to Biden's free college plan? Cutting cost of
higher ed out of Feds' reach |
100 |
Historic biodiversity pact inspires, but past failures loom |
101 |
Chronic dysentery was likely not the killer of Edward the
Black Prince, despite what is commonly believed |
102 |
Researchers develop new identification device for heavy-ion
particles |
103 |
'Gray leisure' skateboarding represents both pollution and
sustainability |
104 |
New study finds birds build hanging-nests to protect offspring
from nest invaders |
105 |
Scientists uncover 'first record of a dinosaur eating a
mammal' |
106 |
Tracing the origins of Christmas traditions: From Santa to KFC |
107 |
New study on optimizing microbial fuel cells shows electrode
material can make all the difference |
108 |
Why Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Republicans are fighting 'woke'
ESG investing |
109 |
Researchers offer new interpretation of a 4,000-year-old
cemetery |
110 |
Research examines food sustainability in a university context |
111 |
How, When and Where to See A Bright 'Christmas Star' with Your
Naked Eyes |
112 |
Study reveals the true value of elephants |
113 |
N. Zealand's amended cow burp tax plans still stink, say
farmers |
114 |
Using deep learning to monitor India's disappearing forest
cover |
115 |
Vega-C rocket lost shortly after lift-off in French Guiana |
116 |
Study documents early instance of 'dinosaur eating a mammal' |
117 |
Small, fast-moving animals perceive time faster than large,
slow ones, study finds |
118 |
Decoding the secret language of photosynthesis |
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