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Would a nature repair market really work? Evidence suggests
it's highly unlikely |
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Psychological grit is overrated as the key to retention in
distance education--new study debunks the myth |
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Passion can fuel success or leave workers' tanks empty |
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Chemical signals from fungi tell bark beetles which trees to
infest |
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New LED strategies could make vertical farming more
productive, less costly |
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Deep learning enhanced NIR-II volumetric imaging of whole mice
vasculature |
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Deadlier Mpox Infections Discovered in People with Advanced
HIV |
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A new platform for the design of multi-pigment optical
phantoms |
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Unique viscometer design integrates a chip-scale GaN optical
device with a bendable strip |
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Robot helps students with learning disabilities stay focused |
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Non-invasive imaging of spatiotemporal ion distribution across
cell membranes |
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Is there life on Mars? Better tools are needed to get the
answer |
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More research needed to advance 2D boron-based future
technologies, scientists say |
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The swan song of a cloud approaching the Milky Way's
supermassive black hole |
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Researchers discover new gene involved in a toxic competition
among yeast |
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Excess nutrients lead to dramatic ecosystem changes in Cape
Cod's Waquoit Bay |
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Why language matters: Endangered languages and discrimination |
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So-called 'safe' pesticides have surprisingly ill effects |
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More than 100 new species of insects discovered in Norway |
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Research highlights the role of ants in forest regeneration |
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Locating poor air quality in cities |
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How the Nazi years influenced the Nobel Prize in Literature |
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Investigating land subsidence in Japan through consecutive
DInSAR and the law of material conservation |
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A Soviet Rocket Just Fell Back to Earth Out of Control After
Decades in Space |
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Three reasons why it's problematic to track student athletes'
menstrual cycles |
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American Whiskey Salvaged from 170-Year-Old Shipwreck Could Be
Worth Millions |
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Train derailments get more headlines, but truck crashes
involving hazardous chemicals are more frequent and deadly in US |
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Gene variations for immune and metabolic conditions have
persisted in humans for more than 700,000 years |
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Rewiring blood cells to give rise to precursors of sperm |
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Hong Kong revokes visa of Chinese scientist jailed over gene
editing |
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Research Explains How Our Teenage 'Templates' of Love Affect
Us as Adults |
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Four-day working week 'more productive': UK study |
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EU agency recommends end use of cages to raise chickens |
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Russian spacecraft leak caused by external impact |
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New knowledge about ice sheet movement can shed light on when
sea levels will rise |
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Researchers activate an enzyme with light, revealing its role
in metabolism |
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Mapping out a path to protecting Iran's endangered species |
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Psychology researchers find communication is key in reducing
prejudice in workforce |
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'Horrific' severe form of mpox found to be fatal to people
with advanced HIV |
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Texas A&M meat scientist developing 'no nitrite-added'
cured meats |
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Can Geckos Recognize Themselves? |
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How do companies' climate change initiatives affect market
value and greenhouse gas emissions? |
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Sheep can benefit urban lawn landscapes and people |
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Researchers discover threshold that triggers drought response
in forests |
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Researchers discover mysterious source of 'heartbeat-like'
radio bursts in a solar fare |
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Narwhals' climate-vulnerable winter feeding crucial for
survival: study |
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Yams benefit from banana 'paper' cocoon |
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Scientists use satellite images to study the degradation of
rangelands in Tanzania |
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Expectant lemur dads see hormonal changes in response to
pregnant mates, poop shows |
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New research reveals 12 ways aquaculture can benefit the
environment |
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Wetter storms, deforestation: Manila faces worsening floods |
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Study finds why 3rd century European woman was mysteriously
buried face down with nail hole in skull |
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Researchers reveal evolution of oldest spinosaur brains |
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Arsenic contaminates private drinking water wells across the
western Great Basin |
55 |
Genomic study reveals signs of TB adaptation in ancient
Andeans |
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Scientists link obesity to dementia and Alzheimer's-related
genes |
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Mapping DNA damage from exposure to a compound in cigarette,
industrial smoke |
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Brain Hacking with A Purpose |
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Mediterranean hunter-gatherers may have relied on marine
resources more than previously thought |
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Researchers uncover how photosynthetic organisms regulate and
synthesize ATP |
61 |
Novel quantum detection method for in-situ sensitive magnetic
measurement under high pressure |
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Spotting a hidden exoplanet |
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Shear ultrasound shaking found to lower friction between
solids |
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The National Weather Service in Los Angeles Just Issued A
Blizzard Warning |
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How does a sense of security in early childhood give rise to
entrepreneurs? |
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Exploring the polysaccharide composition of plant cell walls
in succulent aloes |
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Iron treatment boosts rice immune system, shows study |
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New angle on theory explaining species diversity in rainforest
trees |
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Study offers details on using electric fields to tune thermal
properties of ferroelectric materials |
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An Illegal Trade Is Killing Dolphins in Papua New Guinea |
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Medical-legal partnerships are valued by immigrant, migrant
populations: Study |
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Google's quantum computer reached an error-correcting
milestone |
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In search of Planet 9: An unconventional detection approach |
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Earliest evidence of 'uncommon' type of brain surgery found in
Israel |
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JWST found six galaxies that may be too hefty for their age |
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Climate 'spiral' threatens land carbon stores, finds study |
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New methodology for anti-Markovnikow products |
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Russia announces its suspension from last nuclear arms
agreement with the US, escalating nuclear tension |
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What if urban plans gave natural systems the space to recover
from the cities built over them? |
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Going off the grid works for the wealthy--but could deepen
injustice for the poor |
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The long and satisfying 28,000-year history of the dildo |
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With all this rain and snow, can California really still be in
a drought? Look deeper |
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Homo sapiens may have brought archery to Europe about 54,000
years ago |
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Coordination exists between tree allometrics and functional
traits, finds study |
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3 Research-Backed Ways to Break the Cycle of Trauma Bonding |
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This Man Underwent Brain Surgery 3,500 Years Ago / Science |
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Changes of Tibetan religious activities during the past
millennium revealed from lake sediments |
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UK survey shows 8% average drop in employee engagement since
the pandemic |
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Color-coding aids evaluation of new solar tech materials |
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200 tons of silver on the shores of the river Lahn |
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Animals' 'sixth sense' is more widespread than previously
thought |
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Antibiotics in livestock dung 'harming soil quality' |
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Bioluminescence may shine light on roundworm secrets |
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At work, bosses express religion more than subordinates, study
says |
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People who regularly use laxatives may have greater risk of
dementia--study |
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Charity begins at home as far as international aid is
concerned, says study |
97 |
Researchers make a new type of quantum material with a
dramatic distortion pattern |
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Power plasma with gigajoule energy turnover generated for
eight minutes |
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A new model offers an explanation for the huge variety of
sizes of DNA in nature |
100 |
Crowds improve home court advantage in the NBA, study finds |
101 |
Pentagon Releases Selfie of Chinese Spy Balloon Taken from U-2
Spy Plane |
102 |
'Electronic nose' built with sustainably sourced microbial
nanowires could revolutionize health monitoring |
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Meteorite crater discovered in French winery |
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Economic crises can accelerate decarbonization |
105 |
How scientists hauling logs on their heads may have solved a
Chaco Canyon mystery |
106 |
Collapsing bubbles show new ejecta production mechanism can
occur under multiple-shock conditions |
107 |
Rare Giant Phantom Jellyfish, Oh My! Viking Expedition Ships
Aid Antarctic Research |
108 |
Webb Telescope observes a globular cluster sparkling with
separate stars |
109 |
Prioritize tackling toxic emissions from tires, urge experts |
110 |
'Anti-social' damselfish are scaring off cleaner fish
customers, which could contribute to coral reef breakdown |
111 |
Be careful with polar solvents when restoring historical
paintings, warn scientists |
112 |
Detecting the impact of drought on plants with user-friendly
and inexpensive techniques |
113 |
Deepfreeze electronics for supercomputers--technology prepares
quantum computing for industrial use |
114 |
Wales Wins Europe's First 'Dark Sky Sanctuary' as the Fight
Against Light Pollution Intensifies |
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The most sensitive detector for measuring radioactivity is now
in Dresden |
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A fifth of California's Sierra Nevada conifer forests are
stranded in habitats that have grown too warm for them |
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