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New guiding principles urgently needed for Great Lakes
stewardship, researchers say |
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The Curiosity Rover finds evidence of high frequency wet-dry
cycling in the Gale Crater--ScienceDaily |
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Novel machine-learning method produces detailed population
trend maps for 550 bird species |
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The impacts of climate change on habitats are already
evident--ScienceDaily |
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Study finds rain-driven microbial pollution persists at
surfing beaches in colder months |
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Key neurons in the front of the brain act as 'traffic control'
to manage our attention to visual stimuli--ScienceDaily |
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Huge tipping events have dominated the evolution of the
climate system |
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Playing catch-up on weekends may not improve cardiovascular
cost of sleep loss--ScienceDaily |
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NASA may delay crewed lunar landing beyond Artemis 3 mission |
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New research links chemical changes in seawater to volcanic
activity, climate--ScienceDaily |
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Dissecting the anatomy of a 'superheroic' science class |
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Groups report evidence that the cosmos is filled with a
background of gravitational waves likely due to mergers of supermassive black hole binaries--ScienceDaily |
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Few in U.S. recognize inequities of climate change |
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Having a bad hair day? Blame your genes!--ScienceDaily |
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Top fish predators could suffer wide loss of suitable habitat
by 2100 due to climate change |
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Physicists demonstrate how sound can be transmitted through
vacuum--ScienceDaily |
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App-based tool quantifies pesticide toxicity in watersheds,
identifies mitigation opportunities |
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Tubular tissue advance could pave way for lab-grown blood
vessels--ScienceDaily |
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Fossilized feces found to be infested with parasites from more
than 200 million years ago |
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New research links early Europeans' cultural and genetic
development over several thousand years--ScienceDaily |
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Israel's pioneering use of water 'to the last drop' |
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Particulate air pollution a growing risk for premature CVD
death and disability worldwide--ScienceDaily |
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New photoreactor technology could pave the way to a
carbon-neutral future, researchers say |
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'New' immune system responds better to therapy--ScienceDaily |
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A single gene and a unique layer of regulation opens the door
for novel plant-fungi interactions |
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New approach for treatment-resistant breast
cancers--ScienceDaily |
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From butter to baths, seaweed's potential is being tapped in
Europe |
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Researchers are re-analyzing satellite data to calculate
global water distribution--ScienceDaily |
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How sure is sure? Incorporating human error into machine
learning--ScienceDaily |
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Replication of prior studies fails to find purported evidence
of magnetic sensing in fruit flies |
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A study shows new steps toward more patients getting gene
therapy--ScienceDaily |
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Mars is spinning faster, and scientists aren't sure why |
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Canadians are unprepared for natural hazards. Here's what we
can do about it |
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A medication used for heart conditions improves the efficacy
of current treatments for melanoma in mouse models--ScienceDaily |
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A single massive tectonic collision? That's not how the
Himalayas came to be, scientists say |
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Novel socio-environmental vulnerability index pinpoints
sustainability issues in Brazilian river basins |
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Study ties fracking to another type of shaking--ScienceDaily |
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Tiny 'King Tut' whale 'lived fast and died fast' in ancient
Egyptian waters |
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Mysterious 300,000-year-old skull could be new species of
human, researchers say--National |
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Notre Dame wants Cal and Stanford in ACC, but that's not
enough yet |
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Researchers seek to determine climate drivers of early human
interbreeding |
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It keeps plants from getting lazy--ScienceDaily |
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At least 36 dead in Hawaii wildfires, tourists evacuated |
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Advanced biosensor leverages CRISPR to identify colon
cancer--ScienceDaily |
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Bizarre 'demon' particle found inside superconductor could
help unlock a 'holy grail' of physics |
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Expect a busy 2023 hurricane season due to record Atlantic
temps, NOAA says |
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Virgin Galactic's first space tourists finally soar, an
Olympian and a mother-daughter duo |
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Scientists reverse hearing loss in mice--ScienceDaily |
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Spooky, subterranean daddy longlegs with ghostly pale bodies
discovered |
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NOAA doubles the chances for a nasty Atlantic hurricane season
due to hot ocean, tardy El Nino |
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COVID-19 causes mitochondrial dysfunction in heart and other
organs, researchers find--ScienceDaily |
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'Wrinkle in space-time' enables James Webb to capture stunning
image of most distant star ever detected |
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Russia is to launch its first mission to the moon in almost 50
years |
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New study underscores the growing threat of antibiotic
resistance in healthcare--ScienceDaily |
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Nearly 170 genes determine hair, skin and eye color, CRISPR
study reveals |
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As water reuse expands, proponents battle the 'yuck' factor |
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A climate-orchestrated early human love story--ScienceDaily |
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Spanish city shatters heat record |
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How a massive North Atlantic cooling event disrupted early
human occupation in Europe--ScienceDaily |
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Movie-inspired technology successfully collects hail data from
eye of the storm |
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Long COVID symptoms can emerge months after
infection--ScienceDaily |
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Environmental human DNA offers new opportunities for public
good |
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Common cold virus linked to potentially fatal blood clotting
disorder--ScienceDaily |
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Archaeologists uncover Europe's oldest stilt village |
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Researchers find new pathway for HIV invasion of cell
nucleus--ScienceDaily |
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Scientists identify two new species of mole in the mountains
of eastern Turkey |
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Growing unpopularity leads to more loneliness and alcohol
misuse--ScienceDaily |
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30 lost burials archaeologists are still searching for |
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Researchers use ribbons of graphene to push the material's
potential |
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A new mechanism encouraging the brain to self-repair after an
ischemic stroke--ScienceDaily |
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240 million-year-old fossil of salamander-like creature with
'gnarly teeth' unearthed in rocks for garden wall |
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As the Atlantic hits record temperatures, what does it mean
for marine life?--National |
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ESPN's gambling deal is the death rattle of a fading empire |
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Study suggests rise in global photosynthesis rate due to
increase in carbon dioxide has slowed |
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Analysis indicates ingested microplastics migrate into whales'
fat and organs--ScienceDaily |
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Research sheds light on why leafcutter bees may prefer some
leaves over others |
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Chloride ions from seawater eyed as possible lithium
replacement in batteries of the future--ScienceDaily |
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Scientists uncover hidden math that governs genetic mutations |
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Fresh evidence adds weight to fears of link with illegal bone
trade |
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Muon g-2 doubles down with latest measurement, explores
uncharted territory in search of new physics--ScienceDaily |
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'Hyper-synchronized' brain waves may explain why different
psychedelics have similar effects, rat study reveals |
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New genomic insights into watermelon evolution, quality, and
resilience |
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Tool finds bias in state-of-the-art generative AI
model--ScienceDaily |
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Hundred-year storms? That's how long they last on Saturn |
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Mosquito hearing could be targeted by
insecticides--ScienceDaily |
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Ice cream cups sold in 20 states linked to Listeria outbreak,
CDC warns |
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Arrays of quantum rods could enhance TVs or virtual reality
devices, research suggests |
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2D optical waveguides could point way to new
technology--ScienceDaily |
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Strange, 300,000-year-old jawbone unearthed in China may come
from vanished human lineage |
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Scientists pioneer new machine learning model for
corrosion-resistant alloy design |
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Even treated wastewater affects our rivers--ScienceDaily |
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400-year-old 'vampire child' found buried with its foot
padlocked to stop it rising from the grave |
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How El Nino could impact health, food and the economy |
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Scientists connect beauty and safeguarding in ammonoid
shells--ScienceDaily |
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What's the largest planet in the universe? |
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Key Spanish lagoon dries out due to drought, overexploitation |
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Catalysis scheme developed at the University of Bonn is
inexpensive, sustainable, and effective--ScienceDaily |
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Arctic monitoring program plays vital role in global pollution
reduction efforts |
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Chemicals from maize roots influence wheat yield--ScienceDaily |
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Infant formula safety checks can be improved with stratified
sampling |
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Could artificially dimming the sun prevent ice
melt?--ScienceDaily |
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Researchers develop new technology to recycle greenhouse gas
into energy, materials |
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Researchers identify 135 new melanin genes responsible for
pigmentation--ScienceDaily |
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A high-precision flatness measurement for cryogenic mosaic
focal plane arrays |
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A roadmap to help AI technologies speak African
languages--ScienceDaily |
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Developing new catalysts for carbon dioxide electroreduction |
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Recycling study demonstrates new possibilities for a circular
plastics economy powered by renewable energy |
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Pom pom crab: The crustacean that uses anemones as boxing
gloves |
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Stunned residents find nothing but ashes in Hawaii wildfire
town |
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After seventeen years, a spacecraft makes its first visit
home--ScienceDaily |
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Muons and the standard model, refuting an apocalypse, stellar
tidal waves |
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Megastorms leave marks on Saturn's atmosphere for
centuries--ScienceDaily |
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Satellites document effects of heat waves on plants |
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Infant formula safety checks can be improved with stratified
sampling--ScienceDaily |
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This bizarre little succulent looks like a baby's butt |
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Despite opportunities to cheat, unsupervised online exams
gauge student learning comparably to in-person exams |
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New genomic insights into watermelon evolution, quality, and
resilience--ScienceDaily |
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An algorithm that shapes objects to cause them to roll down
ramps following a desired path |
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MIT engineers developed a new way to create these arrays, by
scaffolding quantum rods onto patterned DNA.--ScienceDaily |
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Protecting boreal plant species is a critical part of
reconciliation efforts |
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New recycling process could find markets for 'junk' plastic
waste--ScienceDaily |
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EPA decision in Alabama raises questions about Georgia Power's
coal ash |
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A new technique offers a systematic evaluation of twist angle
and strain in layered 2D materials--ScienceDaily |
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How language can turn down the temperature of heated climate
change discourse |
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Exercise training and yoga can help improve lung function in
adults with asthma--ScienceDaily |
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