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A 'Dark Horse' in the Quantum Computing Race Raises 100
Million euros |
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Earth's inner core may have started to spin in opposite
direction, puzzling new discovery suggests |
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Mummified 'golden boy' found with 49 amulets to speed journey
to afterlife |
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Study discovers immense diversity and interdependence in high
temperature deep-sea microorganism communities |
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Sea spiders can regrow body parts, not just limbs: study |
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New pterosaur with more than 400 teeth unearthed in Germany |
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Vast iceberg breaks off near UK Antarctic base |
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Researchers pinpoint new method to help bone-producing cells
make more bone |
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'Rubble pile' asteroids nearly impossible to destroy, study
suggests |
| 10 |
New pterosaur species with hundreds of tiny hooked teeth
discovered |
| 11 |
Understanding of point defect mechanism boosts photovoltaic
performance of antimony selenosulfide |
| 12 |
New moorings deployed to strengthen the South Atlantic
observing system |
| 13 |
Scientists identify components of the molecular clock that
helps some animals shed their skin |
| 14 |
Global study of hypoxia in rivers shows it is more prevalent
than previously thought |
| 15 |
Environment law fails to protect threatened species |
| 16 |
New species of dinosaur with more than 400 teeth unearthed in
Germany |
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Parasite common in cats causes abortion in bighorn sheep |
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A bird with a T. rex head may help reveal how dinosaurs became
birds |
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How Saliva Changes the Flavor of Food / Science |
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New mosquito repellents that work better than DEET |
| 21 |
Lots of Tatooine-like planets around binary stars may be
habitable |
| 22 |
Origin of endothelial cells constituting the vascular niche
for hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells in zebrafish |
| 23 |
Doomsday Clock--Measuring Humanity's Threat of
Self-Annihilation--Moves To 90 Seconds to Midnight. Here's What to Know. |
| 24 |
Solid Earth-atmosphere interaction forces during the Hunga
Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcanic eruption |
| 25 |
A rainbow of force-activated pigments for identifying stress |
| 26 |
Study shows how cells prevent harmful extra copies of DNA |
| 27 |
Protecting Amazon a tough task, says Brazil's environment
minister |
| 28 |
Spin transport measured through molecular films now long
enough to develop spintronic devices |
| 29 |
A Psychologist Explains How to Deal with this Invisible Form
of Grief |
| 30 |
Earlier geomagnetic storm prediction wins us time to prepare |
| 31 |
A blind spot in diversity programs is holding equality back,
suggests study |
| 32 |
New DNA biosensor could unlock powerful, low-cost clinical
diagnostics |
| 33 |
7 Reasons to Ignore the Hype About the 'Green Comet' (And Why
You Need Binoculars) |
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Children in the North of England most vulnerable to cost of
living crisis: Report |
| 35 |
Commercial Asteroid Mining Now Has A 2023 Launch Date to Scout
Its First Target |
| 36 |
Organic chemists develop new catalyst to selectively activate
carbon-hydrogen bonds |
| 37 |
Worst impacts of sea level rise will hit earlier than
expected, says modeling study |
| 38 |
The world's carbon price is a fraction of what we need,
because only a fifth of global emissions are priced |
| 39 |
New research shows milk restriction affects calves' ability to
learn |
| 40 |
Satellite Sees Iceberg Twice the Size of New York City
Breaking Away from Antarctica |
| 41 |
Why forecasting snow is so difficult in the UK |
| 42 |
Holocaust education in the era of Twitter and TikTok |
| 43 |
Ginkgo Bioworks Fires Up Its Bio Foundry to Take on the
Billion-Dollar Enzyme Market |
| 44 |
Obtaining color images from the shadow of a sample |
| 45 |
'Friend or foe' bacteria kill their algal hosts when
coexisting is no longer beneficial |
| 46 |
From academic icon to object of mockery |
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Were galaxies much different in the early universe? |
| 48 |
North or south? How sea surface temperature anomalies in the
North Pacific can influence the Arctic polar vortex |
| 49 |
Researchers propose compulsory climate change teaching in core
law curriculum |
| 50 |
Plasma thrusters used on satellites could be much more
powerful than previously believed |
| 51 |
Actin found to affect the spread of cancer in several ways |
| 52 |
US skills gap rapidly widening, survey reveals |
| 53 |
New poem by famed early American poet Phillis Wheatley
discovered |
| 54 |
Identity--not income--drives desire to secede, according to
new model |
| 55 |
Ants detect scent of cancer in urine--research |
| 56 |
Fish sensory organ key to improving navigational skills of
underwater robots |
| 57 |
Mathematicians prove the existence of hidden attractors in an
electrical circuit |
| 58 |
Gun control measures associated with reduced police use of
force |
| 59 |
Scientists use cavefish to learn more about metabolism and the
evolutionary basis of being a couch potato |
| 60 |
Leisure facilities are increasing in Brazil's largest city but
are still mainly in high-income areas |
| 61 |
Students lacking language skills will miss out on jobs,
according to new report |
| 62 |
Polygamous birds shown to have fewer harmful mutations |
| 63 |
Recyclable mobile phone batteries are a step closer with
rust-busting invention |
| 64 |
Berlin could produce more than 80% of its fresh vegetables
locally, says study |
| 65 |
Ants detect scent of cancer in urine, research shows |
| 66 |
Dogs can tell when humans want to give them treats, study
suggests |
| 67 |
Could a new test that detects dopamine levels help diagnose
neurological diseases? |
| 68 |
One dead as heavy snow and record cold hit Japan |
| 69 |
Can online civic education strengthen democratic values? |
| 70 |
Age over youth? How the 'grandfather effect' is shaping world
politics |
| 71 |
Inscripta Is Reimagining What the Synthetic Biology Company of
the Future Will Be |
| 72 |
COVID-19 conspiracy theories that spread fastest focused on
evil, secrecy |
| 73 |
France under pressure to save dolphins from trawlers |
| 74 |
These Venture Veterans Have Launched A $350 Million Fund Aimed
at Digitizing Life Sciences |
| 75 |
Procrastination may harm your health. Here's what you can do |
| 76 |
19th-century railway made Swedish villages and towns greener,
says researcher |
| 77 |
Novel strategy for engineering root nodule symbiosis into
important crops for more sustainable agri-food systems |
| 78 |
Earliest human remains discovered in northern Britain |
| 79 |
Researchers propose combining classical and quantum optics for
super-resolution imaging |
| 80 |
Brooklyn Evolution Startup Melonfrost Raises $7 Million to
Make More Microbes |
| 81 |
Comparing airfares instead of seat size fairer indicator of
passenger carbon emissions, says study |
| 82 |
A promising drug target in the fight against drug-resistant
fungal infections |
| 83 |
Humans found to have influenced the growth of blue-green algae
in lakes for thousands of years |
| 84 |
An overview of the 30-year history of metabolic engineering |
| 85 |
Models show Tonga eruption increases chances of global
temperature rising temporarily above 1.5¡C |
| 86 |
For A Better Relationship, Start by 'Unlearning' These 3 Toxic
Thought Patterns |
| 87 |
Can dogs tell the difference between when we are unable to do
something for them, versus being simply unwilling? |
| 88 |
How mechanical tearing cuts neural connections in the fruit
fly |
| 89 |
New transporter for recycling of bacterial cell wall found |
| 90 |
Computer model of influenza virus shows universal vaccine
promise |
| 91 |
These shape-shifting devices melt and reform thanks to
magnetic fields |
| 92 |
War leaves a toxic legacy that lasts long after the guns go
quiet: Can we stop it? |
| 93 |
Suspects in California's latest killings are far from that
average |
| 94 |
Physicist encourages continuing the search for life in Venus'
atmosphere |
| 95 |
No spread of H5N1 bird flu between mammals found |
| 96 |
Transistors repurposed as microchip 'clock' address supply
chain weakness |
| 97 |
No, Earth's Inner Core Is Not Reversing the Direction of Its
Spin |
| 98 |
Escaped pet parrots threaten New Zealand's vulnerable native
birds--why a ban may be the best solution |
| 99 |
Everyday Aussies' social media posts help find missing plant
species |
| 100 |
Rethinking meat substitutes |
| 101 |
Satellite data shows sustained severe drought in Europe |
| 102 |
How different cultures deal with grief and mourning |
| 103 |
Citizen scientists discover more than 1,000 new burial mounds |
| 104 |
Primate-Like Critters Survived in the Arctic When It Was a
Lush, Warm Swamp / Science |
| 105 |
Can we increase the carbon content of agricultural soils? |
| 106 |
Proper management of nitrogen and irrigation shown to increase
yields and reduce leaching |
| 107 |
The importance of freshwater corridors in the Amazon |
| 108 |
New shield blocks electromagnetic interference while allowing
wireless optical signals |
| 109 |
Fraudulent microchip use and compliance issues found on
controversial lion farms in the Free State, South Africa |
| 110 |
Field trial shows that knowing the carbon footprint of food
prompts people to eat more sustainably |
| 111 |
Investigating ways to speed up the abolishment of female
circumcision |
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