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Mosquito zappers get a boost from static-electricity harvester
redesign |
| 2 |
Genetic change increased bird flu severity during U.S.
spread--ScienceDaily |
| 3 |
This psychedelic-eyed gecko isn't what we thought it was |
| 4 |
Archaeologists identify Moluccan boats that may have visited
Australia from Indonesia in rock art drawings |
| 5 |
New catalyst lowers cost for producing environmentally
sustainable hydrogen from water--ScienceDaily |
| 6 |
Suspected Russian spy whale is looking for love in all the
wrong places |
| 7 |
Fairy tales offer accessible ways to communicate energy
research in the social sciences to help tackle climate change |
| 8 |
A team has discovered how the influenza A virus hijacks the
mechanism for importing iron into cells to invade its host--ScienceDaily |
| 9 |
Killer bees stung a man 250 times in swarm attack, but he
survived. How? |
| 10 |
Neanderthal and human fire-making methods suggest different
origins, shared intelligence |
| 11 |
Plants can distinguish when touch starts and stops, study
suggests--ScienceDaily |
| 12 |
NASA concludes first-ever public UFO briefing. What did we
learn? |
| 13 |
Countries tussle at 'rocky' global plastic talks |
| 14 |
NIRISS instrument on Webb maps an ultra-hot Jupiter's
atmosphere--ScienceDaily |
| 15 |
New 'quasi-moon' discovered near Earth has been travelling
alongside our planet since 100 BC |
| 16 |
Revealing the secrets of freshwater streams |
| 17 |
Can we learn to think further ahead? Cognitive scientists'
computational model shows how expertise improves planning depth--ScienceDaily |
| 18 |
Weight-loss surgery is becoming more common among US teens |
| 19 |
New study quantifies the power of bipartisan coalitions |
| 20 |
A protein mines, sorts rare earths better than humans, paving
way for green tech--ScienceDaily |
| 21 |
What is the science behind deja vu? |
| 22 |
When the media believe that a firm is really green |
| 23 |
First X-ray of a single atom--ScienceDaily |
| 24 |
When countries cut taxes for new ideas, capital investments
rise |
| 25 |
One out of 10 breaths contains oxygen generated by cellular
mechanism in microscopic algae--ScienceDaily |
| 26 |
UFO study is limited by data gaps, lingering stigma, NASA
panel says--National |
| 27 |
Warming climate could turn ocean plankton microbes into carbon
emitters |
| 28 |
Further link identified between autoimmunity and
schizophrenia--ScienceDaily |
| 29 |
Biodegradable plastic from sugar cane also threatens the
environment, finds new research |
| 30 |
Secret industry documents reveal that makers of PFAS 'forever
chemicals' covered up their health dangers |
| 31 |
Foundations of stellar physics and nuclear fusion
investigated--ScienceDaily |
| 32 |
Producing large, clean 2D materials made easy: Just 'KISS' |
| 33 |
Geneticists discover hidden 'whole genome duplication' that
may explain why some species survived mass extinctions--ScienceDaily |
| 34 |
Petit-spot volcanoes involve deepest known submarine
hydrothermal activity, may release methane |
| 35 |
New method enables C-H activation across saturated
carbocycles--ScienceDaily |
| 36 |
Study examines how DNA damage is repaired by antioxidant
enzymes |
| 37 |
Tracking the world's weather and climate |
| 38 |
Researchers say a low-carb start to the day may help control
blood sugars--ScienceDaily |
| 39 |
Astronomers discover a hot-dust-obscured galaxy |
| 40 |
Protecting large ocean areas doesn't curb fishing
catches--ScienceDaily |
| 41 |
Optical effect advances quantum computing with atomic qubits
to a new dimension |
| 42 |
Ground beneath Thwaites Glacier mapped--ScienceDaily |
| 43 |
Shining rainbow rings around the sun photographed in Finland.
What caused them? |
| 44 |
Are liberals truly more depressed than conservatives? |
| 45 |
Two species of naturally-occurring bacteria found to breakdown
chlorinated 'forever chemicals,' AKA PFAS--ScienceDaily |
| 46 |
Quarter-ton marsupial that ambled across Australia 3.5 million
years ago was 'unlike anything alive today |
| 47 |
Mining atlas helps map Australia's clean energy future |
| 48 |
Four ways to advance equity and justice goals in climate
action planning--ScienceDaily |
| 49 |
What is SPF? A guide to understanding sunscreen labels |
| 50 |
Ozone layer recovery delayed, surface UV radiation continues
to rise, finds study |
| 51 |
Open-analysis platform for pediatric brain tumors provides
robust data resource for childhood cancer research--ScienceDaily |
| 52 |
There may be hundreds of millions of habitable planets in the
Milky Way, new study suggests |
| 53 |
Shows like 'Succession' tap into our deepest desires for
escapism, says researcher |
| 54 |
Record 19.31% efficiency with organic solar
cells--ScienceDaily |
| 55 |
Ancient Egyptian queen's bracelets contain 1st evidence of
long-distance trade between Egypt and Greece |
| 56 |
UK's poorest children likelier to have less understanding of
personal finances, study finds |
| 57 |
Little-known microbes could help predict climate tipping
points--ScienceDaily |
| 58 |
Watch out for Ozempic copycats containing unauthorized active
ingredients, FDA warns |
| 59 |
8 ancient 'zombie viruses' that scientists have pulled from
the melting permafrost |
| 60 |
For sheds in wildfire zones, researchers determine how close
is too close to home |
| 61 |
Researchers also report first direct evidence supporting main
theory for how human memory is consolidated during sleep--ScienceDaily |
| 62 |
Nearly 6 million-year-old 'elephant graveyard' unearthed in
Florida |
| 63 |
Researchers show mobile elements monkeying around the genome |
| 64 |
The small, distant galaxy JD1 is typical of the kind that
burned through hydrogen left over from the Big Bang--ScienceDaily |
| 65 |
Repeated signals from the center of the Milky Way could be
aliens saying hello, new study claims |
| 66 |
Underwater forest's recovery offers hope for marine
restoration across the globe |
| 67 |
You can make carbon dioxide filters with a 3D
printer--ScienceDaily |
| 68 |
Hidden tunnel and rooms unearthed under 1,500-year-old church
in Istanbul |
| 69 |
Couples' social networks took long-lasting hit during COVID |
| 70 |
Why do some people live to be 100? Intestinal bacteria may
hold the answer--ScienceDaily |
| 71 |
Theoretical study proves Stephen Hawking partially correct |
| 72 |
A nanocrystal shines on and off indefinitely--ScienceDaily |
| 73 |
Arizona limits building as groundwater dries up |
| 74 |
Actively reducing noise by ionizing air--ScienceDaily |
| 75 |
2,300-year-old Egyptian mummification workshops found at
Saqqara |
| 76 |
Color-changing material shows when medications get too
warm--ScienceDaily |
| 77 |
A conductive self-healing hydrogel to create flexible sensors |
| 78 |
Could a moderate protein diet be the coveted elixir of youth?
Researchers decode the correlation between dietary protein intake and improved metabolic health in mice--ScienceDaily |
| 79 |
NASA looks back at 50 years of gamma-ray burst science |
| 80 |
Elon Musk's Neuralink 'brain chips' cleared for 1st in-human
trials |
| 81 |
Protecting dogs against outbreaks of respiratory disease |
| 82 |
The clams that fell behind, and what they can tell us about
evolution and extinction--ScienceDaily |
| 83 |
Examining domain walls in magnetic nanowires |
| 84 |
Hundreds of horizontal filaments point toward our central
supermassive black hole--ScienceDaily |
| 85 |
New study finds strengthening protection of existing parks is
crucial for biodiversity conservation |
| 86 |
Towering plume of water escaping from Saturn
moon--ScienceDaily |
| 87 |
Parkinson's disease drug ropinirole safely slowed the
progression of ALS for over 6 months in a clinical trial--ScienceDaily |
| 88 |
Thousands ordered to flee advancing wildfires in Quebec |
| 89 |
Buckle up! A new class of materials is here--ScienceDaily |
| 90 |
Stephen Hawking's most famous prediction could mean that
everything in the universe is doomed to evaporate, new study says |
| 91 |
Discovery challenges 30-year-old dogma in associative polymers
research |
| 92 |
House of moveable wooden walls unveiled, promising a cheaper,
greener alternative to 'knocking through.'--ScienceDaily |
| 93 |
Does the giant blob of seaweed headed to Florida really
contain 'flesh-eating' bacteria? |
| 94 |
AI software can provide 'roadmap' for biological discoveries |
| 95 |
Researchers uncover reasons to rethink how mountains are
built--ScienceDaily |
| 96 |
150-year-old mystery of strange half-circles from Paleolithic
site in France finally solved |
| 97 |
Improving fluid simulations with embedded neural networks |
| 98 |
Innovating with nanoporous model electrodes--ScienceDaily |
| 99 |
Deadly fungal meningitis outbreak linked to cosmetic
procedures in Mexico |
| 100 |
Predicting the composition of a steel alloy |
| 101 |
Eventually everything will evaporate, not only black
holes--ScienceDaily |
| 102 |
Better understanding the bonds between carbon group elements |
| 103 |
New insights into the genetic diversity and evolution of our
closest relatives and the genetic causes of human diseases--ScienceDaily |
| 104 |
School closings during pandemic affected parents' work
schedules, finds German study |
| 105 |
Researchers surprised to find fragments of RNA viruses in
coral partners' genomes--ScienceDaily |
| 106 |
The planning and design of environmental education sites from
the perspective of pro-environmental behavior |
| 107 |
Clinical trial suggests low-dose atropine is effective myopia
treatment--ScienceDaily |
| 108 |
Science news this week: A quasi-moon and a lonely spy whale |
| 109 |
A new class of materials is here |
| 110 |
Preventing truck crashes needs to take 'dashcam' approach to
driver 'microsleeps'--ScienceDaily |
| 111 |
New grasshopper species from central Texas named in honor of
two iconic musicians |
| 112 |
The hippocampus plays a crucial role in assigning positive
value through interactions with others--ScienceDaily |
| 113 |
Why do cats knead? / Live Science |
| 114 |
Mini-satellites by Canadian university students set for
'exciting' space mission--National |
| 115 |
Examining the propagation of ultrasonic waves through liquids
containing encapsulated bubbles |
| 116 |
Petit-spot volcanoes involve the deepest known submarine
hydrothermal activity, possibly release CO2 and methane--ScienceDaily |
| 117 |
Hundreds of ancient, invisible structures discovered near our
galaxy's center |
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