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To improve surveys and other research, entomologists study how
colors attract wild bees |
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Researchers develop new algorithm to effectively investigate
long-range interacting systems--ScienceDaily |
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Researchers successfully train a machine learning model in
outer space for the first time--ScienceDaily |
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Giant 'bubbletrons' shaped the forces of the universe moments
after the Big Bang, new study suggests |
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Research team synchronizes single photons using an atomic
quantum memory |
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Unique Mexican black and pinto bean varieties are high in
healthy compounds--ScienceDaily |
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Extreme weather events are exactly the time to talk about
climate change--here's why |
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The new device, which can be incorporated into a bra, could
allow more frequent monitoring of patients at high risk for breast cancer.--ScienceDaily |
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Tens of thousands evacuated as northern China hit by
torrential rain |
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Mutation accessibility fuels influenza evolution--ScienceDaily |
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Greek ecosystems face increasing fire risk, experts say |
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Study found reduced intestinal inflammation and wound healing
in a mouse model--ScienceDaily |
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Wildlife lovers urged to join UK's annual butterfly count |
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Scientists vacuum animal DNA from air in a Danish
forest--ScienceDaily |
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Extinct birds on the ballot for New Zealand's avian beauty
contest |
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Scientists develop two novel silver cluster-assembled
materials with enhanced stability and excellent selective Fe3+ sensing ability--ScienceDaily |
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Who lived at Machu Picchu? DNA analysis shows surprising
diversity at the ancient Inca palace |
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Self-healing plastic becomes biodegradable--ScienceDaily |
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Ancient pathogens released from melting ice could wreak havoc
on the world, new analysis reveals |
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What these scientists learned from offering genetic screening
to 13,000 Oregonians for free--ScienceDaily |
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Nerve cells in the brain can halt all movement in the
body--even breathing--ScienceDaily |
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Experimental approach that triggers a type of immune cell may
be beneficial against cancers in humans--ScienceDaily |
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The longer the animals shared circulatory systems, the more
durable the benefits were to the older mouse--ScienceDaily |
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Scientists use a bath of swimming bacteria to assemble
unconventional materials--ScienceDaily |
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Making renewable, infinitely recyclable plastics using
bacteria--ScienceDaily |
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Wearable technology reveals potential benefits of vigorous
incidental activity--ScienceDaily |
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New resource harmonizes 16S and shotgun sequencing data for
microbiome research--ScienceDaily |
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Study reveals new way to reduce friendly fire in cell
therapy--ScienceDaily |
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New technology promises rapid and reliable development of new
diagnostic tests--ScienceDaily |
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New study reveals that tree species diversity increases spider
density--ScienceDaily |
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Surprising daddy long-legs spiders discovered in Australia and
Reunion--ScienceDaily |
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Protein Kinase C delta activity triggered by the plasticity of
just a few synapses regulates cell-wide changes in gene transcription--ScienceDaily |
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Scientists show how fires along waterways in Australia's
tropical savanna threaten endangered birds |
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Mystery object on Australian beach identified as part of
Indian rocket |
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Raging storm batters northern China |
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2¡C global warming target not economically reasonable unless
we make major changes, says study |
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Are legs more important than arms? |
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Millimeter-scale meron lattices that can serve as spin
injectors for LEDs |
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The PLATO mission could be the most successful planet hunter
ever, scientists believe |
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Study reveals how seas around China respond to warming climate |
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Long-held myth says Hurricane Andrew sparked Florida's Burmese
python problem. Is it true? |
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To spread or slide? Scientists uncover how foams spread on
surfaces |
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But does the technology mimic human reasoning or is it using a
fundamentally new cognitive process?--ScienceDaily |
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Sexual violence is a pervasive threat for female farm
workers--here's how the US could reduce their risk |
| 45 |
Study demonstrates efficacy of new short-term resistant TB
treatment--ScienceDaily |
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Scientists make healthy sorghum crop healthier |
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Researchers discover method to overcome antimicrobial
resistance--ScienceDaily |
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NASA's 1st nuclear-powered rocket could launch as soon as 2025 |
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Improving wildfire predictions with Earth-scale climate models |
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Made of cement, carbon black, and water, the device could
provide cheap and scalable energy storage for renewable energy sources--ScienceDaily |
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Russian scientists have grown watermelons in the coldest place
on Earth |
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Xplore to offer faster rural satellite internet, alternative
to Starlink after Jupiter 3 launch |
| 53 |
Distinction must be made between genuine scientific skepticism
and 'dogmatic denial,' warns expert |
| 54 |
Why you shouldn't declaw tigers or other big
cats--ScienceDaily |
| 55 |
NASA accidentally severs contact with Voyager 2 probe 12
billion miles from Earth |
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How heat treatment affects a milk alternative made from rice
and coconut water |
| 57 |
Researchers dive into the molecular-level details of sperm
formation--ScienceDaily |
| 58 |
Bizarre giant viruses with tubular tentacles and star-like
shells discovered in New England forest |
| 59 |
Genome data rewrite the story of oat domestication in China |
| 60 |
Iron Age warrior woman was buried with a sword and a mirror |
| 61 |
NASA Mars Ascent Vehicle continues progress toward Mars sample
return |
| 62 |
Researchers identify two new subtypes of HPV-associated head
and neck cancers--ScienceDaily |
| 63 |
Researchers find evolutionary adaption in trout of Wyoming's
Wind River Mountains |
| 64 |
Lignin separation method could make renewable material
profitable--ScienceDaily |
| 65 |
Social media marketing shown to be most effective when it
prompts consumers to start posting |
| 66 |
Nuisance vegetation removal in Senegalese waterways reduces
the overall prevalence of parasitic infections and increases local food production |
| 67 |
Modifications to amino acids in sperm could be behind
infertility |
| 68 |
Has academia become more gender-fair for women? Findings from
an adversarial analysis of gender bias |
| 69 |
When cheating pays--survival strategy of insect
uncovered--ScienceDaily |
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Researchers discover new types of cells in the brain of
developing flies thanks to a new method that creates cell-type-specific genetic tools--ScienceDaily |
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NASA listens for Voyager 2 spacecraft after wrong command cuts
contact |
| 72 |
Sun 'umbrella' tethered to asteroid might help mitigate
climate change--ScienceDaily |
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'Fire whirls' threaten Joshua tree desert in scorching US |
| 74 |
Measuring a protein in spinal fluid in cognitively healthy
adults predicted later onset of mild cognitive impairment and dementia years before symptoms emerge--ScienceDaily |
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Spain worries over 'lifeless land' amid creeping
desertification |
| 76 |
Hydrogen sulfide shows promise as healthy aging therapeutic
when specifically targeted within cells--ScienceDaily |
| 77 |
Data suggest holding Trump accountable will not threaten
American democracy |
| 78 |
Will the US run out of water? |
| 79 |
Nuisance vegetation removal in Senegalese waterways reduces
overall prevalence of parasitic infections |
| 80 |
Scientists create novel approach to control energy waves in
4D--ScienceDaily |
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S. Africa links fall in Kruger's rhino poaching to declining
animal numbers |
| 82 |
Researchers find an epigenetic key that unlocks common deadly
cancers--ScienceDaily |
| 83 |
A 140-year-old Tassie tiger brain sample survived two world
wars and made it to our lab. Here's what we found |
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New chemical process makes it easier to craft amino acids that
don't exist in nature--ScienceDaily |
| 85 |
Bizarre particle that can remember its own past created inside
quantum computer |
| 86 |
Mud could have made meandering rivers long before plants
arrived |
| 87 |
Nature-based solutions can help tackle climate change and food
security, but communities outside Europe are missing out--ScienceDaily |
| 88 |
Deadly swarm of earthquakes in Japan caused by magma moving
through extinct volcano |
| 89 |
Organoids revolutionize research on respiratory infections |
| 90 |
The statistical model identifies links between battles in
Africa and can be applied to other armed conflicts, according to a study at the Complexity Science Hub--ScienceDaily |
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Mysterious energy burst from the early universe puzzles
astronomers |
| 92 |
Researchers have created tools for tracking the navigational
strategies of mice, which could be combined with other approaches to explore the neural processes behind selecting
these strategies.--ScienceDaily |
| 93 |
Rare 'Einstein cross' warps light from one of the universe's
brightest objects in this stunning image |
| 94 |
Sea level rise shifts habitat for endangered Florida Keys
species |
| 95 |
The patent-pending innovation sees texture and depth and
perceives physical attributes of people and environments--ScienceDaily |
| 96 |
Siblings rapidly lost their body fat in infancy due to rare,
newly described gene mutation |
| 97 |
Collisions between asteroids may lead to formation of metal
asteroids able to generate and record magnetism: Study |
| 98 |
Study to test eye drops for nearsightedness--ScienceDaily |
| 99 |
NASA hears 'heartbeat' signal from Voyager 2 probe a week
after losing contact |
| 100 |
Researchers identify oldest known species of swimming
jellyfish |
| 101 |
Machine learning, blockchain technology could help counter
spread of fake news--ScienceDaily |
| 102 |
James Webb telescope discovers giant question mark galaxy in
deep space |
| 103 |
Many people feel they work in pointless, meaningless jobs,
research confirms |
| 104 |
Earth's most ancient impact craters are
disappearing--ScienceDaily |
| 105 |
Quantum-enhanced non-interferometric quantitative phase
imaging |
| 106 |
Sea level rise shifts habitat for endangered Florida Keys
species--ScienceDaily |
| 107 |
Teens engaged in activism become better critical thinkers,
study finds |
| 108 |
Organoids revolutionize research on respiratory
infections--ScienceDaily |
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A floating sponge could help remove harmful algal blooms |
| 110 |
The key to battling a pathogen hides in its
genome--ScienceDaily |
| 111 |
Researchers propose an integrated approach to grant review
assessments |
| 112 |
Study raises possibility of immunotherapy treatment for
ALS--ScienceDaily |
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Simple chemistry can recycle polyurethane |
| 114 |
Researchers propose an integrated approach to grant review
assessments--ScienceDaily |
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'Spirit mediums' could help unlock tourism secrets, according
to study |
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