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Antibiotics Use in Farm Animals Is Growing--Here's Why It
Could Pose A Danger to Humans |
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Curious comet's rare close approach |
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Study finds first solid scientific evidence Vikings brought
animals to Britain |
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Sierra Nevada snowpack hits highest level in nearly 30 years |
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Three new nautilus species described from the Coral Sea and
South Pacific |
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Feather mite species associated with Laysan albatross
discovered in Japan |
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A new strategy for microbial nutrient acquisition in reduced
oxygen environments |
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Multimodal enrichment as the optimal learning strategy of the
future |
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Wildfires are increasingly burning California's snowy
landscapes, colliding with winter droughts to shrink snowpack |
10 |
War tourists fighting on a virtual front, since Ukraine-Russia
war |
11 |
Getting ready for the next 'big' quake in Missouri's New
Madrid Seismic Zone |
12 |
Drilling campaign reaches a depth of 808 meters in the
Antarctic ice sheet |
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Neanderthals hunted, butchered massive elephants: study |
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New method extracts antioxidant nutrients from corn processing
waste |
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Digital revolution inspires new research direction in
ecosystem structural diversity |
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Quails could be the unknown reservoir of Tuscany and Sicilian
viruses |
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Vikings brought animals to England as early as the year 873 |
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Cotton and synthetic microfibers impact behavior and growth of
aquatic organisms |
19 |
Mistaken fossil rewrites history of Indian subcontinent for
second time |
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Engineers examine safe drinking water management strategies |
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New Mexico's largest emitters overlooked in state climate
policy, says report |
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Environmental group urges California to limit the growing of
almonds and alfalfa |
23 |
Not blaming women is key to increasing their presence in tech
professions, says researcher |
24 |
Scientists report on a quasiparticle that can transfer heat
under electrical control |
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Almost half of young people with long COVID report lost
learning |
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Linking policy and better data is key to managing UK land to
meet 21st century challenges |
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UK study examines coastal city attitudes about recycling |
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Study offers neurological explanation for how brains bias
partisans against new information |
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To know where the birds are going, researchers turn to citizen
science and machine learning |
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Costa Rice Has Been Accused of International and US Fishing
Violations |
31 |
Scientists discover 'unexpected' 319-million-year-old
fossilised vertebrate brain |
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10 states mull cross-border rules to tackle teacher shortage |
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California submits rival Colorado River water plan |
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Good for traffic, bad for environment |
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Are your cats having fun or fighting? Here are some ways to
tell |
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How Should Scientists Navigate the Ethics of Ancient Human DNA
Research? / Science |
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Researchers have determined what African elephants can hear |
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Astronomers identify 20 ultraviolet-emitting supernova
remnants in the Andromeda Galaxy |
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Add Workforce Shortages, Environmental Concerns to Winter
Weather Challenges of Road Maintenance Crews |
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Building particle accelerators takes more than a village |
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New research turns what we know about bird window strikes
inside-out |
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Researchers observe exotic bound states in ultracold polar
molecules for the first time |
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Researchers create first supermode optical resonator |
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Genes decide the willow warbler's migration routes, finds
study |
45 |
Artificial Tears Eye Drops May Be Linked to 50 Infections, One
Death |
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More than just a morbid fascination |
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UAE 'Sultan of Space' grapples with Ramadan fast on ISS |
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3 Ways to Tell if You Are Truly Enjoying Your Job, According
to A Psychologist |
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Research reveals 'negative feedback' loop between warming and
net exchange of carbon caused by erosion |
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Long-standing mystery about mRNAs resolved |
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Vaccination for bees doesn't sting |
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Deserts are brimming with life but remain one of the most
poorly understood ecosystems |
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Targeting an enzymatic switch to develop oncology drugs |
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Fluorescent nematodes can help monitor indoor air impurities |
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Western wildfires destroyed 246% more homes and buildings over
the past decade. Fire scientists explain what's changing |
56 |
The world's oldest fossils or oily gunk? Research suggests
these 3.5 billion-year-old rocks don't contain signs of life |
57 |
Researchers find the key to reducing drag on superhydrophobic
surfaces can come down to a single parameter |
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New regulations on migrant farm workers should tackle
employer/employee power imbalances, say researchers |
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To beat information overload, we need to learn 'critical
ignoring' |
60 |
Water ATMs were introduced in Ghana, changing the way people
access this vital resource |
61 |
Researchers entangle ions across a 230-meter quantum network |
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Identification of novel mutations associated with bedaquiline
resistance in Mycobacterium marinum |
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Scotland's domestic abuse information 'not adequately
captured' in child contact cases, finds report |
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What animal kills the most humans? Here's the unexpected
predator and how to protect yourself |
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True stories can win out on social media, study finds |
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Astronomers detect a second planet orbiting two stars |
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Forest trees find a new watery 'sweet spot' when carbon
dioxide levels are high, shows study |
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Harmful bacteria can elude predators when in mixed colonies |
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Research team establishes cell lines to improve iPSC research |
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Study offers new approach to conduct large-scale protection
assessments of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) |
71 |
Decades-old crustaceans coaxed from lake mud give up genetic
secrets revealing evolution in action |
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New sensor enables 'smart diapers,' range of other health
monitors |
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Lunaemycin, a new antibiotic extracted from moonmilk deposits |
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Researchers uncover physics involved in a key process in
Huntington's disease |
75 |
Water pores in leaves proven to be part of plant's defense
system against pathogens |
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Team identifies a nutrient that cancer cells crave |
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Research shows education gaps impact wives' income |
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Anti-Black bias can persist despite kids' tendency to favor
same-gender peers |
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Study finds small isolated wetlands are pollution-catching
powerhouses |
80 |
Tracing the evolution of wheat spikes since the Neolithic
revolution |
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Astronomers come closer to understanding how Mercury formed |
82 |
Efficient calibration of wavelength-dependent transmission
through optical multimode fiber |
83 |
What Makes Saturn's Moon Mimas Look like the 'Death Star' Is
New Evidence for an Underground Ocean, Say Shocked Scientists |
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Newly proposed strategy in chemistry sheds light on better
applications in energy devices |
85 |
'Stonehenge of the North' opens to public as site is gifted to
the nation |
86 |
Playtime is purr-fect for your cat's welfare |
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The two-century-old mystery of Waterloo's skeletal remains |
88 |
Study details timing of past glacier advances in Northern
Antarctic Peninsula |
89 |
Probing researchers strike gold to stop the trots in pigs |
90 |
Researchers identify oldest bone spear point in the Americas |
91 |
Fossil of 'Earth's oldest animal' that 'rewrote' India's
history turns out be 'decayed bee hive'--study |
92 |
Researchers identify the neurons that synchronize female
preferences with male courtship songs in fruit flies |
93 |
Analyzing the relationship between olive roots and
Verticillium wilt |
94 |
Structure of amyloid protein offers clues to rare disease
cause |
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New species of voiceless frog discovered in Tanzania |
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A new downside to coffee? It pollutes |
97 |
Understanding and embracing intercultural tensions and
differences in teams |
98 |
How plant 'muscles' fold up a mimosa leaf fast |
99 |
Busting that Chinese Spy Balloon Is Harder than You Think
(Updated) |
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Robots and AI team up to discover highly selective catalysts |
101 |
A new understanding of reptile coloration |
102 |
How aging reactor walls may exhibit lower erosion |
103 |
Mushrooms emerge from the shadows in pesticide-free production
push |
104 |
Engineer discovers method to improve pharmaceuticals through
dolphin research |
105 |
NASA tests new ride for science studies from Wallops |
106 |
Losing the natural world comes with major risks for
Australia's super funds and banks |
107 |
France pledges not to conduct anti-satellite missile tests but
leaves other options open |
108 |
Police traffic stops can alienate communities and lead to
violent deaths like Tyre Nichols'--is it time to rethink them? |
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Researchers uncover a new method for generating spinning
thermal radiation |
110 |
A Psychologist Talks About When Winning an Argument Means
Losing Your Relationship |
111 |
Revegetation in extremely degraded grassland improves
permafrost stability on Qinghai-Tibetan plateau |
112 |
Interaction between two filaments plays a key role in
sympathetic filament eruptions |
113 |
Outflows from baby star affect nearby star formation |
114 |
Bird flu detected in mammals but risk to humans low: experts |
115 |
Remapping the superhighways traveled by the first Australians
reveals a 10,000-year journey through the continent |
116 |
The spillover effects of rising energy prices following 2022
Russian invasion of Ukraine |
117 |
Two/quasi-two-dimensional perovskite-based heterostructures:
Construction, properties and applications |
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