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How can universities better understand students' experiences
of violence and victimization? |
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Extinct offshore volcano could store gigatons of carbon
dioxide--ScienceDaily |
| 3 |
Some mice tails are secretly reinforced with bony scales, just
like dinosaurs |
| 4 |
Fossil tells the 'tail' of an ancient beast |
| 5 |
Researchers treat depression by reversing brain signals
traveling the wrong way--ScienceDaily |
| 6 |
Climate change-caused underwater landslides could spawn
gigantic tsunamis from the Antarctic |
| 7 |
Study finds people who expect others to vote are more likely
to vote themselves |
| 8 |
Newly discovered signalling pathway specifically protects the
stem cells in the plant root from salt stress--ScienceDaily |
| 9 |
What's the difference between outer space and deep space? |
| 10 |
The most effective ways of foraging can attract predators,
scientists find |
| 11 |
Scientists find evidence for new superconducting state in
Ising superconductor--ScienceDaily |
| 12 |
Groundhog Day' syndrome made a man feel like he was reliving
the same events |
| 13 |
Fuzzy falcon chicks who nest at Michigan State football
stadium get tracking bands |
| 14 |
Seismologists use supercomputer to reveal complex dynamics of
multi-fault earthquake systems--ScienceDaily |
| 15 |
Scientists discover possible antidote for death caps, the
world's deadliest mushroom |
| 16 |
Danish masters prepped canvases with leftovers from brewing
beer |
| 17 |
Failed antibiotic now a game changing weed killer for
farmers--ScienceDaily |
| 18 |
Mini kangaroos on steroids' make comeback in South Australia
after disappearing for 100 years |
| 19 |
Pre-Hispanic aquaducts irrigate modern Peruvian crops |
| 20 |
Propellers are louder over ground--ScienceDaily |
| 21 |
2,700-year-old leather saddle found in woman's tomb in China
is oldest on record |
| 22 |
Danish researcher and NASA predict how many people will die
from air pollution in the future |
| 23 |
How tasty is the food? A hormone and specialized brain cells
regulate feeding behavior in mice--ScienceDaily |
| 24 |
Researchers discover the church of a sunken medieval trading
place |
| 25 |
Epigenetic landscape modulates pioneer transcription factor
binding--ScienceDaily |
| 26 |
Relating to someone else's situation 'equally' can be
validating, shows research |
| 27 |
A student's poor eating habits can lead to a lifetime of
illness--ScienceDaily |
| 28 |
High-stakes talks to end plastic pollution resume |
| 29 |
Brain regions mapped to aid future diabetes therapies and
studies--ScienceDaily |
| 30 |
Vitamin D alters developing neurons in the brain's dopamine
circuit--ScienceDaily |
| 31 |
Cloudy with scattered showers of plastic |
| 32 |
Deadly virus structures point toward new avenues for vaccine
design--ScienceDaily |
| 33 |
New 'super-Neptune' exoplanet discovered with TESS |
| 34 |
Good for your health and your hip pocket--ScienceDaily |
| 35 |
Massive dino from Brazil ate 'like a pelican,' controversial
new study finds. Why is it causing an uproar? |
| 36 |
Japanese researchers successfully induce primate oocytes in
the lab |
| 37 |
Genetic diversity is also a component of
biodiversity--ScienceDaily |
| 38 |
Why are cave-dwelling eels growing skin over their left eyes?
It may be evolution in action. |
| 39 |
Top FIBers dashboard tracks superspreaders of low-credibility
information online |
| 40 |
Engineers harvest abundant clean energy from thin air,
24/7--ScienceDaily |
| 41 |
Raging 'polar vortex' discovered over Uranus' north pole for
1st time |
| 42 |
Deep sea surveys detect over five thousand new species in
future mining hotspot--ScienceDaily |
| 43 |
Antarctic currents supplying 40% of world's deep ocean with
nutrients and oxygen slowing dramatically |
| 44 |
How a Bay Area man won Bay to Breakers for the first time in
57 years |
| 45 |
Climate-stressed trees get a boost from new microbial
partnerships |
| 46 |
Study reveals how exercise helps maintain memory function
during aging--ScienceDaily |
| 47 |
In rare case, man develops painful deep vein blood clots
following brown recluse spider bite |
| 48 |
New skyrmion transistors propel quantum and AI research |
| 49 |
New study reveals first details on how stem cell
transplantation can kill virus that causes AIDS--ScienceDaily |
| 50 |
2,500-year-old poop from Jerusalem toilets contain oldest
evidence of dysentery parasite |
| 51 |
Early toilets reveal dysentery in Old Testament Jerusalem |
| 52 |
Confucianism Offers Alternative--ScienceDaily |
| 53 |
A rare type of black hole never proven to exist could be
orbiting our galaxy right now, Hubble telescope reveals |
| 54 |
US Supreme Court deals setback to clean water law |
| 55 |
The system, named TOI-2096, consists of two planets orbiting a
cool star in a synchronized dance at approximately 150 light-years from Earth.--ScienceDaily |
| 56 |
Gravitational wave lab LIGO roars back online to detect the
oldest black hole collisions ever seen |
| 57 |
3 healthy kittens born to mountain lion tracked by biologists
in wilderness near Los Angeles |
| 58 |
Living in an almshouse can boost the longevity of its
residents by as much as two-and-a-half years compared to their counterparts in the general population--ScienceDaily |
| 59 |
More than 5,000 new species found in 'pristine' deep-sea
wilderness. But they could soon be wiped out. |
| 60 |
C. difficile, emerging pathogens, genomics, and antimicrobial
resistance |
| 61 |
The structure harnesses a strange physical phenomenon and
could enable engineers to manipulate light in new ways.--ScienceDaily |
| 62 |
Scientists may be able to put Mars-bound astronauts into
'suspended animation' using sound waves, mouse study suggests |
| 63 |
In situ investigation of the structure-activity correlation
for carbon dioxide electrolysis in SOECs |
| 64 |
Unique long-term study helps us understand biological
responses to climate shifts--ScienceDaily |
| 65 |
Strong cultural regions slowed Britain's urbanization, new
research finds |
| 66 |
The new findings could explain biodiversity hotspots in
tectonically quiet regions--ScienceDaily |
| 67 |
Yeast screen uncovers genes involved in chromosomal mutation |
| 68 |
Helium nuclei research advances our understanding of cosmic
ray origin and propagation--ScienceDaily |
| 69 |
US predicts at least 12 named storms this hurricane season |
| 70 |
The metaverse can lead to better science--ScienceDaily |
| 71 |
NASA uncovers shattered remains of Japanese lunar lander that
mysteriously disappeared on April 25 |
| 72 |
Fungi and plants clean up California pollution |
| 73 |
A new device can measure power levels with unprecedented
accuracy and sensitivity, offering a major step forward for quantum technologies--ScienceDaily |
| 74 |
Movement of filaments of Trichodesmium and their interactions
with other filaments help form aggregates |
| 75 |
Study suggests ancient microorganisms helped cause massive
volcanic events--ScienceDaily |
| 76 |
Pandemic policies may have increased challenges and
inequalities |
| 77 |
Scientists propose revolution in complex systems modelling
with quantum technologies--ScienceDaily |
| 78 |
Over half of the world's largest lakes and reservoirs are
losing water |
| 79 |
More efforts are needed to protect orchids in karst forests |
| 80 |
Study finds brain connectivity, memory improves in older
adults after walking--ScienceDaily |
| 81 |
Watch the biggest supernova in 10 years explode tonight on
this free telescope livestream |
| 82 |
Embracing chatGPT in the financial technology classroom |
| 83 |
A special kind of intertwined plant-pollinator relationship,
thought to be rare, is present in hundreds of weevil species--ScienceDaily |
| 84 |
Scientists changed scales on chicken feet to feathers by
tweaking a single gene |
| 85 |
How the war in Sudan could exacerbate impacts of the climate
crisis in the Horn of Africa |
| 86 |
How to extend US breadbasket fertility for
centuries--ScienceDaily |
| 87 |
Heavy rains expose ancient phallus and 'imposing' face
carvings at Roman fort in Spain |
| 88 |
Active Brownian particles have four distinct states of motion,
researchers find |
| 89 |
Snapshots of photoinjection--ScienceDaily |
| 90 |
Would you get a brain implant? Neuralink says it will start
human trials--National |
| 91 |
'Jumping genes' found to alter human colon genomes, offering
insights into aging and tumorigenesis?--ScienceDaily |
| 92 |
Global flash droughts expected to increase in a warming
climate--ScienceDaily |
| 93 |
Examining networks in the dog brain provides further insights
into mammalian evolution |
| 94 |
Research on how animals move around the world helps determine
the influence of human activity--ScienceDaily |
| 95 |
Nanorobotic system presents new options for targeting fungal
infections |
| 96 |
How efficient are blue LEDs, actually? LEDs are the ultimate
lighting source--ScienceDaily |
| 97 |
What's in a name? Sometimes, the climate |
| 98 |
Emergence of solvated dielectrons observed for the first
time--ScienceDaily |
| 99 |
Experiments see first evidence of a rare Higgs boson decay |
| 100 |
Protein-based nano--'computer' evolves in ability to influence
cell behavior--ScienceDaily |
| 101 |
GPS tracking reveals how a female baboon stopped using urban
space after giving birth |
| 102 |
Cancers in distant organs alter liver function--ScienceDaily |
| 103 |
How efficient are blue LEDs, actually? |
| 104 |
Researchers identify potential new treatment for those who act
out their dreams while sleeping--ScienceDaily |
| 105 |
Science news this week: Sinking cities and tree of life
mysteries |
| 106 |
Meet the scientist (sort of) spending a year on Mars |
| 107 |
New research offers insights into how researchers can use
their platforms to help end the use of stigmatizing language--ScienceDaily |
| 108 |
Observations reveal deep ocean currents are slowing earlier
than predicted |
| 109 |
The fruit fly gut influences reproduction by 'tasting'
fructose--ScienceDaily |
| 110 |
What is the 'ship of Theseus' thought experiment? |
| 111 |
Study reveals changes of lake area in permafrost regions of
arctic and Tibetan Plateau from 1987 to 2017 |
| 112 |
Researchers successfully induce primate oocytes in the
lab--ScienceDaily |
| 113 |
Tracking the accelerated melting of glaciers in Greenland |
| 114 |
Researchers find a molecular pathway that controls sleep
rhythms and homeostasis--ScienceDaily |
| 115 |
'Chemical camouflage' can hide crops and cut losses by over
60% |
| 116 |
Scientists perform computational simulations for biological
molecules detected in meteorites to clarify the origin of life on Earth.--ScienceDaily |
| 117 |
From mangroves to fjords, coastal ecosystems can take up or
emit greenhouse gases. But globally, they're a vital sink |
| 118 |
Gene editing tool could help reduce spread of antimicrobial
resistance--ScienceDaily |
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