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Biodegradable plastic in clothing doesn't break down nearly as
quickly as hoped--new research |
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Twisting under the stroboscope--Controlling crystal lattices
of hybrid solar cell materials with terahertz light--ScienceDaily |
| 3 |
Defense lawyers face challenges accessing and reviewing
digital evidence, study shows |
| 4 |
The white matter of the MS brain shows abnormalities even
before inflammation--ScienceDaily |
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Egypt unveils recently discovered ancient workshops, tombs in
Saqqara necropolis |
| 6 |
Stretchable knee wearable offers insight into improving
e-textiles for healthcare--ScienceDaily |
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Protein-based nano-computer evolves in its ability to
influence cell behavior |
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In mice and human cell models, the drug 32-134D lowered
protein levels known to contribute to diabetic macular edema and diabetic retinopathy--ScienceDaily |
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Death cap mushroom's invasion success may be linked to newly
documented variability of toxin genes |
| 10 |
Scientists target human stomach cells for diabetes
therapy--ScienceDaily |
| 11 |
Interdisciplinary study provides a detailed map of urban heat
islands |
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Researchers weave deeper understanding of diverse ancestry and
gene expression--ScienceDaily |
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Researchers present an unsupervised learning-based optical
fiber imaging system |
| 14 |
Keeping time with an atomic nucleus--ScienceDaily |
| 15 |
Mechanistic understanding and porous structure |
| 16 |
Combination of readily available treatments improved outcomes
[for stroke]--with particular benefit for low- and middle-income countries, where most cases occur--ScienceDaily |
| 17 |
Warm and dry climate over China in 2022 with extreme heatwaves
and droughts |
| 18 |
Afternoon exercise linked with greater improvements in blood
sugar levels for patients with type 2 diabetes--ScienceDaily |
| 19 |
Crash of private Japanese moon lander blamed on software,
last-minute location switch |
| 20 |
In lab, contradictory feedback linked to increased spine
loading--ScienceDaily |
| 21 |
All-optical, near-infrared imaging via ultra-thin structured
films |
| 22 |
Most effective ways of foraging can attract
predators--ScienceDaily |
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Exploring 'compellingness' in mechanism design |
| 24 |
These oldest-old are also less susceptible to other types of
neurodegenerative changes--ScienceDaily |
| 25 |
Examining the role of the Catholic church in shaping ideal
societies |
| 26 |
Growing blood stem cells in the lab to save
lives--ScienceDaily |
| 27 |
Researchers comprehensively assess the safety of using your
head in youth soccer--ScienceDaily |
| 28 |
Medical 'microrobots' could one day treat bladder disease,
other human illnesses--ScienceDaily |
| 29 |
Columbia Engineers develop machine-learning algorithm to
better understand and mitigate the impact of extreme weather events, which are becoming more frequent in our warming
climate.--ScienceDaily |
| 30 |
Study shows key role for human T cells in the control of
Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) infection--ScienceDaily |
| 31 |
Then and now: 70 years of Everest |
| 32 |
What was the longest-lasting civilization? |
| 33 |
German brewery has high hopes for powdered beer |
| 34 |
Planet-friendly farming takes root in drought-hit Tunisia |
| 35 |
Travelers will refuse an upgrade to sit near a loved one--new
research into when people want to share experiences |
| 36 |
Dangerous slowing of Antarctic ocean circulation sooner than
expected |
| 37 |
Warming Arctic could put chill on squirrel 'date nights' |
| 38 |
New source of fire records gives a bigger picture of the risks |
| 39 |
The last of the first on Everest |
| 40 |
Why do animals keep evolving into crabs? |
| 41 |
Drought-struck Barcelona quenches thirst with costly
desalination |
| 42 |
Picking up lightsabers for Mars |
| 43 |
China plans to land astronauts on moon before 2030, another
step in what looks like a new space race |
| 44 |
The oldest tree in the world (and the 7 runner-ups) |
| 45 |
Researchers shed further light onto zinc homeostasis in cells |
| 46 |
Earth may have debris from alien star systems trapped in its
orbit, new research suggests |
| 47 |
Why more foam makes for the best beer-drinking experience--and
always has |
| 48 |
2,700-year-old petroglyphs depicting people, ships and animals
discovered in Sweden |
| 49 |
A simple model to evaluate skeletal muscle-macrophage
interaction during skeletal muscle regeneration |
| 50 |
The biggest asteroid to hit Earth in recorded history vanished
without a trace: How? |
| 51 |
153,000-year-old footprints from South Africa are the oldest
Homo sapiens tracks on record |
| 52 |
One-third of galaxy's most common planets could be in
habitable zone |
| 53 |
Are vape pens 'healthier' than cigarettes? |
| 54 |
Vehicle stop study illuminates importance of officer's first
words |
| 55 |
Even lawyers don't like legalese: Study |
| 56 |
Mapping the conflict between farming and biodiversity |
| 57 |
UAE announces groundbreaking mission to asteroid belt, seeking
clues to life's origins |
| 58 |
Study investigates causes of cation pattern formation, with
implications for energy applications |
| 59 |
Want to be an asteroid miner? There's a database for that |
61https://newsinnings.com/want-to-be-an-asteroid-miner-theres-a-database-for-that/ |
| 60 |
Study finds familiarity promotes resident cooperation with
volunteers in waste separation |
| 61 |
Ready for study of Jupiter |
| 62 |
New-look infrared lens shines a light on future technology and
manufacturing |
| 63 |
How forest fragmentation affects birds depends on their wings |
| 64 |
Arnold Schwarzenegger calls fight against climate change his
'crusade' |
| 65 |
Humans evolved to walk with an extra spring in our step, shows
foot arch study |
| 66 |
X-ray emissions from black hole jets vary unexpectedly,
challenging leading model of particle acceleration |
| 67 |
What happens when conflicting priorities collide and
potentially compromise trees, woodland and forests? |
| 68 |
Extreme heat events, high ambient temperatures, human
morbidity and mortality in Africa: Review |
| 69 |
Venice's Grand Canal turns bright green due to fluorescein |
| 70 |
A Long March to the Moon and beyond |
| 71 |
Chinese mission with first civilian reaches space station |
| 72 |
What is the speed of light? |
| 73 |
Robot centipedes go for a walk--ScienceDaily |
| 74 |
Mystery pathogen is stripping sea urchins of their flesh and
turning them to skeletons--and it's spreading fast |
| 75 |
Kenya railway study shows investment projects aren't a one-way
street |
| 76 |
Super low-cost smartphone attachment brings blood pressure
monitoring to your fingertips--ScienceDaily |
| 77 |
World War II 'horror bunker' run by infamous Unit 731
discovered in China |
| 78 |
A closer look at galaxy M64's outer disk shows that it came
from a smaller dwarf galaxy |
| 79 |
Nanorobotic system presents new options for targeting fungal
infections--ScienceDaily |
| 80 |
Storms lash drought-hit Spain |
| 81 |
Judge orders halt to Ballona Wetlands restoration project |
| 82 |
Philosophy aligns with economics on how to value future
generations in climate policy--ScienceDaily |
| 83 |
How the humble neutron can help solve some of the universe's
deepest mysteries |
| 84 |
Windshield washer fluid is an unexpected emission
source--ScienceDaily |
| 85 |
Extreme precipitation in the Northeast to increase 52% by the
end of the century, study predicts |
| 86 |
Symmetry breaking by ultrashort light pulses opens new quantum
pathways for coherent phonons--ScienceDaily |
| 87 |
Study shows light conveyed by signal-transmitting sucrose
controls growth of plant roots |
| 88 |
An optimal range of wind speed and environmental surface
complexity may help flying insects locate an odor source--ScienceDaily |
| 89 |
Quarter-ton marsupial roamed long distances across Australia's
arid interior, reveals 3D-scanning study |
| 90 |
Reusable packaging revolution is close--ScienceDaily |
| 91 |
Marine fish are responding to ocean warming by relocating
towards the poles |
| 92 |
New DNA testing technology shows majority of wild dingoes are
pure, not hybrids--ScienceDaily |
| 93 |
Unique 'bawdy bard' act discovered, revealing 15th-century
roots of British comedy |
| 94 |
Self-driving cars lack social intelligence in
traffic--ScienceDaily |
| 95 |
New study highlights importance of democratic norms and
learning about the other party |
| 96 |
Almond milk yogurt packs an overall greater nutritional punch
than dairy-based--ScienceDaily |
| 97 |
Nevada fight over leaky irrigation canal and groundwater more
complicated than appears on surface |
| 98 |
Researchers design an innovative strategy to fight obesity
through gene therapy--ScienceDaily |
| 99 |
Could the rush for lithium near California's Salton Sea
trigger earthquakes? |
| 100 |
Engineers' device is gentle on neurons, could serve as sensory
prosthesis--ScienceDaily |
| 101 |
Researchers use 'natural' system to identify proteins most
useful for developing an effective HIV vaccine--ScienceDaily |
| 102 |
Can phrases like 'isn't it?' or 'right?' compromise classroom
learning? New study answers |
| 103 |
Light conveyed by the signal transmitting molecule sucrose
controls growth of plant roots--ScienceDaily |
| 104 |
Shell beads discovery sheds light on Stone Age seafaring |
| 105 |
World leading health experts say aviation industry must act on
cabin fumes as they launch new medical guidance--ScienceDaily |
| 106 |
Four ways to advance equity and justice goals in climate
action planning |
| 107 |
Novel framework could offer chemists greater drug
options--ScienceDaily |
| 108 |
Quest for alien signals in the heart of the Milky Way takes
off--ScienceDaily |
| 109 |
Plants can distinguish when touch starts and stops |
| 110 |
Mitigating climate change through restoration of coastal
ecosystems--ScienceDaily |
| 111 |
EU looks to boost boat tracking to fight overfishing |
| 112 |
Saved from extinction, Southern California's Channel Island
Foxes now face new threat to survival--ScienceDaily |
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