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Landmark study finds no difference in psychological wellbeing
or quality of family relationships between children born by assisted reproduction (egg or sperm donation or
surrogacy) and those born naturally at age 20--ScienceDaily |
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How did Earth get its water? Exoplanet discoveries inform new
model that could explain the origin of some of Earth's signature features, such as its abundance of
water--ScienceDaily |
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Solar sails could guide interplanetary travel, says new study |
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People who think positively about aging are more likely to
recover memory--ScienceDaily |
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School discipline can be predicted, new research says. Is it
preventable? |
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Vaccinations could increase survival rates, study
suggests--ScienceDaily |
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Wet winter boosts California's reservoirs |
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Time-restricted fasting could cause fertility
problems--ScienceDaily |
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Is coding a good career? |
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Researchers develop carbon-negative concrete |
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Not such small things: Microplastics in our streams |
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How electricity can heal wounds three times as
fast--ScienceDaily |
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The Mac Mini 2 is ideal for students, and it's on sale right
now |
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Astronomers detect a massive brown dwarf orbiting the star
TOI-5375 |
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Spectacular galactic merger Arp 220--ScienceDaily |
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Colossal iceberg trapped near Antarctica's 'Doomsday Glacier'
for 20 years is finally on the move |
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Metal-poor stars are more life-friendly, suggests study |
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Bird feeding helps small birds fight infection--ScienceDaily |
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Expert discusses how atmospheric rivers bring historic
rainfall to California |
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Teasing strange matter from the ordinary--ScienceDaily |
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Severed hands buried in ancient Egyptian palace were likely
'trophies' exchanged for gold |
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Biological invasions as costly as natural disasters, study
finds |
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Swimming secrets of prehistoric reptiles unlocked by new
study--ScienceDaily |
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10 common skin conditions / Live Science |
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Why 'born digital firms' should have a physical presence in
foreign markets |
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Researchers develop carbon-negative concrete--ScienceDaily |
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Chernobyl: The world's worst nuclear disaster |
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Great Pacific Garbage Patch now home to thriving ecosystem,
scientists say--National |
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A machine learning model for identifying new compounds to
fight against global warming |
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Observations using the human-occupied vehicle Alvin are the
first of deep-sea coral reefs in the Galapagos Marine Reserve--ScienceDaily |
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Ethereal whirlpool of light grows into a giant, perfect spiral
above Alaska. What was it? |
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Coastal species persist on high seas on floating plastic
debris--ScienceDaily |
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Research shows that cod love the artificial reef at a wind
farm |
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3D scanning of enigmatic fossil may have brought an end to
debate about whether it is a vertebrate or invertebrate--ScienceDaily |
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Even as temperatures rise, this hydrogel material keeps
absorbing moisture |
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Environmental toxin PCB found in deep sea trench--ScienceDaily |
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Bats' high-risk, high-gain hunting tactics increase prey
profitability |
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How music can prevent cognitive decline--ScienceDaily |
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Towards more efficient and eco-friendly thermoelectric oxides
with hydrogen substitution |
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Female butterflies breed despite male shortage--ScienceDaily |
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Demonstrating the computational power of ecosystems |
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Students learn better when their brainwaves are in sync with
their classmates and teacher--ScienceDaily |
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Water rationed in Catalonia as drought bites deeper |
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Humans, and piglets, and bears, oh my! Preventing dangerous
blood clots--ScienceDaily |
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Help discover the sounds of space played by NASA's HARP |
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First Nations populations at greater risk of severe flu,
research finds--ScienceDaily |
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Clouds for your eclipse? NASA experiment will fly kite to rise
above |
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Wearable device could help diabetic patients deal with foot
pain, balance issues--ScienceDaily |
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Oppenheimer: Everything we know about the atomic bomb
creator's biopic |
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Investigating the growth of snow algal blooms on Mount Gassan,
Japan |
| 51 |
Naturally fire-prone ecosystems tend to have more species of
birds and mammals, new study reveals--ScienceDaily |
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How good is the PSVR2 for fitness? |
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Real-time monitoring may improve understanding of fracture
dynamics |
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Where did the first sugars come from?--ScienceDaily |
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Bizarre, never-before-seen viruses discovered thriving
throughout the world's oceans |
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El Nino is coming, and ocean temps are already at record
highs. That can spell disaster for fish and corals |
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Recovering rare earth elements in environmental
water--ScienceDaily |
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Out-of-control defunct NASA satellite will smash into Earth
today |
| 59 |
Scientists reveal how reduced sea ice in the Barents-Kara seas
can increase snow cover in Eurasia |
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Study finds warming Atlantic waters threaten previously stable
glaciers--ScienceDaily |
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Quantifying climate conditions for the formation of coals and
evaporites |
| 62 |
Study links 'stuck' stem cells to hair turning
gray--ScienceDaily |
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Kaleidoscopic image of a mouse's brain is 64 million times
sharper than a typical MRI |
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Getting purer berkelium, faster than ever |
| 65 |
Using machine learning to find reliable and low-cost solar
cells--ScienceDaily |
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Epic 11-foot-tall sea level rise drove Vikings out of
Greenland |
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Companies' zero-deforestation commitments have potential to
halve cattle-driven deforestation in Brazilian Amazon |
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Tiny biobattery with 100-year shelf life runs on
bacteria--ScienceDaily |
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Dinosaur-killing asteroid did not trigger a long 'nuclear
winter' after all |
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Engineers identified an unusually absorbent material that
could be used for passive cooling or water harvesting in warm climates--ScienceDaily |
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Revisiting Raman gain and amplification in a silicon photonic
platform |
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Rodents sent to the International Space Station uncover
possible links between gut bacteria and bone loss in microgravity--ScienceDaily |
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Extremely rare albino dolphin spotted in Africa, possibly for
the 1st time ever |
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Research shows how organizations evaluate whether to imitate
or differentiate when a competitor adopts new technology |
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Exposure to air pollution during pregnancy increases risk for
flu--ScienceDaily |
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Two ways researchers are studying marine microplastics |
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The mass die-off of the long-spined sea urchin--a loss that
threatens the health of coral reefs from the Caribbean to Florida's east coast--was caused by a one-celled organism
called a ciliate--ScienceDaily |
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Chicken breeding in Japan dates back to fourth century BCE |
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Cities can benefit from complex supply chains--ScienceDaily |
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Climate refugees from a distant past? |
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Stab-resistant fabric gains strength from carbon nanotubes,
polyacrylate--ScienceDaily |
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A sustainable solution for closing the phosphorus cycle |
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Plate tectonic processes in the Pacific and Atlantic during
the Cretaceous period have shaped the Caribbean region to this day--ScienceDaily |
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Study shows diatoms provide an attractive habitat for bacteria |
| 85 |
Wonder drug-capsule may one day replace insulin injection for
diabetics--ScienceDaily |
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Study shows human tendency to help others is universal |
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Osteoporosis treatments may benefit from discovery of key
driver of low bone density--ScienceDaily |
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Scientists propose food-making as means of understanding
species interactions--ScienceDaily |
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Thailand air pollution leads millions to seek medical help |
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Findings point to brain areas that integrate planning,
purpose, physiology, behavior, movement--ScienceDaily |
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Low tech makes cleaner water in Iowa; so what's stopping it? |
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Loops, flags and tension in DNA--ScienceDaily |
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NASA satellite crash not source of mysterious flash of light
above Ukraine capital, agency claims |
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Versatile, high-speed, and efficient crystal actuation with
photothermally resonated natural vibrations |
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Neuroscientists identify cells especially vulnerable to
Alzheimer's--ScienceDaily |
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Insights into sealed ancient Egyptian animal coffins |
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Scientists topple the prevailing explanation for how the
incomplete breakdown of a protein causes neurological damage--ScienceDaily |
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For fossil-fuel reliant governments, climate action should
start at home |
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In a new study, immunostimulatory drugs slowed tumor growth
without producing systemic inflammation--ScienceDaily |
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See Venus and the moon dance with the 'Seven Sisters' during
the Lyrid meteor shower Saturday |
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New study finds shifting climate regions leading to hotter,
drier conditions across Kenya |
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Physicists analyze noise in Lambda-type quantum
memory--ScienceDaily |
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2,000-year-old hoard of Roman coins may have been hidden by a
soldier during a bloody civil war in Italy |
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Puerto Rico tsunami deposit could have come from pre-Columbian
megathrust earthquake |
| 105 |
Climate refugees from a distant past? A new study on the
paleo-historical geographic range of the endangered African penguin since the last Ice Age paints a grave picture of a
species in steep decline--ScienceDaily |
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Ancient princesses helped build vast warrior empire that
prompted China to erect the Great Wall |
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Floods of nutrients from fertilisers and wastewater trash our
rivers. Could offsetting help? |
| 108 |
Chicken breeding in Japan dates back to fourth century
BCE--ScienceDaily |
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Gigantic, 13-foot crocodile found with its head torn off on
Australian beach |
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Pentagon video shows mysterious flying orb, says 650 UFOs are
being tracked--National |
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