File |
Title |
1 |
Physics-guided machine-learning models will improve subsurface
imaging |
2 |
Microscopy images could lead to new ways to control excitons
for quantum computing |
3 |
Vermont's pioneering food waste laws are popular, but vexing
issues remain |
4 |
Here's Why Big Pharma Spends More on Ads Pushing Lower Benefit
Drugs, Study Suggests |
5 |
New insecticidal compounds remain effective against target
species while reducing bee toxicity |
6 |
Scientists call for use of practical wisdom in climate change
actions |
7 |
Author asserts bilingualism no burden to resolving stuttering |
8 |
Study shows tropical reefs grow faster in cooler waters |
9 |
Mathematician develops equations that seek to bridge the micro
and macro realms |
10 |
China's demand for Africa's donkeys is rising--why it's time
to control the trade |
11 |
A seismologist explains what has happened |
12 |
Research shows surfers play a critical safety role at
unpatrolled beaches |
13 |
Chickadees, titmice and nuthatches flocking together benefit
from a diversity bonus--so do humans |
14 |
Mexico made criminal justice reforms in 2008--but they haven't
done much to reduce crime |
15 |
A bush food with business potential |
16 |
Loopholes wide enough to 'drive a diesel truck through'--how
to tell if a business is really net zero |
17 |
New horizons for organoboron and organosilicon chemistry with
triple elementalization |
18 |
Forest management will have a stronger effect than climate
change on the supply of ecosystem services, says study |
19 |
Antarctica's ocean brightens clouds |
20 |
A Psychologist Suggests 3 Ways to Cope with Mood Swings |
21 |
WEAVE spectrograph begins study of galaxy formation and
evolution |
22 |
A Seismologist Explains What Has Happened |
23 |
Peptide 3D-printing inks could advance regenerative medicine |
24 |
Using environmental DNA for to survey the populations of
endangered species |
25 |
Position paper on ChatGPT outlines opportunities for schools
and universities |
26 |
Being a social broker at work leads to burnout and abuse,
research finds |
27 |
Biosensor could lead to new drugs, sensory organs on a chip |
28 |
Deep learning for quantum sensing |
29 |
How urban gardens are good for ecosystems and humans |
30 |
Study finds public opinion on ivory in China shifts over two
decades |
31 |
Loss of tropical biomass due to climate change could lead to
increased carbon emissions |
32 |
PREX, CREX, and nuclear models: The plot thickens |
33 |
Distortion-free structured light |
34 |
How to reverse unknown quantum processes |
35 |
Insights into the mechanism of diurnal variations in methane
emission from the stem surfaces of Alnus japonica |
36 |
All who can should pay, even for their basic greenhouse gas
emissions, says political scientist |
37 |
Understanding the mechanisms of underwater turning maneuvers
in penguins |
38 |
pH-activated nanocytokines based on IL-12 safely overcome
cancer resistance to immunotherapy |
39 |
Surprises in sea turtle genes could help them adapt to a
rapidly changing world |
40 |
We found the WA radioactive capsule. But in 1980, 2,200
kilograms of uranium oxide was stolen by a mine worker |
41 |
More support needed for assistance animals, says researcher |
42 |
Citizen scientists make 'surprising' coral find |
43 |
QAnon is spreading outside the US. A conspiracy theory expert
explains what that could mean |
44 |
Codebreakers crack secrets of Mary Queen of Scots' lost
letters |
45 |
Peru reports hundreds of sea lion deaths due to bird flu |
46 |
New study on Neanderthal diet shows they were more than just
'primitive cave dwellers' |
47 |
New areas under threat as Chile fires rage and mercury rises |
48 |
Prostate cancer: Scientists create 'impressive' new blood test
that is 94% accurate |
49 |
How did ancient extreme climate affect sand in the deep sea? |
50 |
Saving whales can help reduce carbon emissions and combat
climate change, shows study |
51 |
Biosensors change the way water contamination is detected |
52 |
In Spain, storks' trash diet driven by climate change |
53 |
Some 'friendly' bacteria backstab their algal pals. Now we
know why |
54 |
This loofah-inspired, sun-driven gel could purify all the
water you'll need in a day |
55 |
Keeping SARS-CoV-2 closed for business with small molecules |
56 |
The secret to seeking feedback for subscription boxes |
57 |
Geometric model yields insights into the dynamics of
evolutionary conflict |
58 |
Diversity in bird traits has remained relatively stable over
the past million years |
59 |
Rustrela virus, a relative of rubella, identified as cause of
dangerous feline disease |
60 |
Researchers inspect a nearby pulsar wind nebula |
61 |
Applications for a newly developed risk and resilience tool |
62 |
Termite activity promotes phosphorous availability in rubber
plantations |
63 |
Quantum data conversion offers a path to scale up quantum
technology architectures |
64 |
New evolutionary insights from stepping outside the lab |
65 |
Study reveals extent of pandemic-related hardship among Asian
Americans, Pacific Islanders |
66 |
Recognizing the ocean as a living being is increasingly
important for global sustainability, claim researchers |
67 |
Killer whale mothers 'pay high price' for raising sons, say
researchers |
68 |
Reducing pesticide pollution and harvesting intensity can
increase crop yield and help in climate change mitigation |
69 |
Spanish lagoon proposed as Mars 'astrobiological time-analog' |
70 |
Sheep who experience the same shared stress event tend to bond
over it |
71 |
How people resolve dilemmas in online content moderation |
72 |
The surprising benefits of group exercise for anxious dogs |
73 |
How to Know if You Are 'Settling for Less' in Your
Relationship |
74 |
Uganda wildlife numbers soar due to enhanced protection |
75 |
Decoding the special role of a biogenesis factor in the
maturation of precursor ribosomes |
76 |
How Black communities cope with trauma triggered by police
brutality |
77 |
Astonished Scientists Just Discovered Another New 'Ring World'
in Our Solar System |
78 |
Toward practical quantum optics: Multiphoton qubits from LNOI |
79 |
Drought is mainly to blame |
80 |
Experiment reveals why pundits can be unreliable |
81 |
Rudeness between colleagues can lead to workplace bullying |
82 |
A new measure of roughness could advance earthquake geophysics |
83 |
Swiss native fish in troubled waters |
84 |
Australian study reveals truth behind Indigenous female deaths
in custody |
85 |
Investors also suffer in unregulated competition for freely
available resources, study finds |
86 |
The world's largest radio telescope just scanned 33 exoplanets
for a signal from aliens |
87 |
Team incentives keep workers from leaving gig jobs, finds
research |
88 |
Researchers reveal how bacterial electrochemical energy powers
antibiotic tolerance |
89 |
'Plitschplatsch' is more credible than simply wet: Researching
iconic German words |
90 |
New discovery dramatically reduces time it takes to build
molecules |
91 |
Relationships matter more than emotion when it comes to
'likes' on Instagram |
92 |
Roads, pet dogs and more may pose hidden threat to Africa's
primates |
93 |
Study finds support for second look sentencing |
94 |
Salmonflies may adapt to warming mountain streams |
95 |
Bright red pigment in red velvet mites protects them against
harmful effects of UV radiation and heat |
96 |
Social media and the protection of refugees |
97 |
First nursery of multiple shark species in the Eastern
Atlantic described in Cape Verde |
98 |
Footprints of 'galactic immigration' uncovered in Andromeda
galaxy |
99 |
The environmental benefits of a food-sharing economy are
highly dependent on how the money saved is then used |
100 |
The plateauing of cognitive ability among top earners |
101 |
Online social work degree programs address diversity needs |
102 |
Licorice leaf extract is a promising plant protectant for
conventional and organic agriculture |
103 |
Researchers decode 95.6% of the genome of Nicotiana
benthamiana |
104 |
A chemoproteomic platform monitors Fe-S cluster occupancy
across the E. coli proteome |
105 |
Past records help to predict different effects of future
climate change on land and sea |
106 |
Pharmacy researchers develop nanoparticle-based treatment for
glioblastoma |
107 |
Trained dogs can sniff out a deadly deer disease |
108 |
Why 2023 Is A Big Year for the Only Naked Eye Comet that Can
Appear Twice in One Human Lifetime |
109 |
New method helps scientists better predict when volcanos will
erupt |
110 |
Tracking ocean microplastics from space |
111 |
This exoplanet orbits around its star's poles |
112 |
Food Blogger Heavily Fined for Eating Great White Shark |
113 |
Wildlife recording is good for people, as well as for science |
114 |
The ants go marching...methodically |
115 |
Orca: Killer whale mothers 'pay high price' for raising sons,
say researchers |
116 |
Foot-and-mouth variant hits Iraq buffaloes, threatening
livelihoods |
117 |
Owl who escaped from zoo is NYC's latest avian celebrity |
118 |
Moondust Could Help Cool Earth's Climate, Say Researchers |
119 |
Study IDs bacterial weapons that could be harnessed to treat
human disease |
120 |
Aggregated gold nanoparticle conjugates for multimodal imaging
and synergistic phototherapy |
121 |
The coastal cod population is not extinct in Sweden, say
researchers |
122 |
Wing prices down heading into Super Bowl |
123 |
Researchers construct uneven phosphoric acid interfaces for
advanced high-temperature polymer electrolyte fuel cells |
124 |
|
|
125 |
|
|
126 |
|
|
127 |
|
|
128 |
|
|
129 |
|
|
130 |
|
|