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Kiss and run: How cells sort and recycle their components
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Lab turns trash into valuable graphene in a flash
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British carbon tax leads to 93% drop in coal-fired electricity
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19th-century bee cells in a Panamanian cathedral shed light on human impact on ecosystems
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Victims of mass atrocities often portrayed as disempowered in international law
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Motorola leak reveals phone-maker may take on Samsung's Galaxy Note 10 with rival phone with stylus
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Vine launches video app Byte to take on TikTok and Instagram - but finds it is plagued with spam
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Incredible moment a British Paralympian swimmer takes her first steps wearing a robotic exoskeleton
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Osprey chick from DORSET spotted in The Gambia offers hope that the birds may recolonise southern UK
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Detection of very high frequency magnetic resonance could revolutionize electronics
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Materials for storing radioactive waste degrade faster than thought
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Cutting road transport pollution could help plants grow
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Oceanographers predict increase in phytoplankton by 2100
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Topological defects produce exotic mechanics in complex metamaterials
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Ecofriendly catalyst for converting methane into useful gases using light instead of heat
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New type of curved acoustic beams to provide manipulations with nanoparticles
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Fungal decisions can affect climate
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Mathematician discovers conditions for stabilization of higher-order differential inequalities
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Study finds ethics can be taught—in finance, at least
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Quantum computers offer another look at classic physics concepts
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NASA forest structure mission releases first data
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Hidden past of Earth's oldest continents unearthed
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How to take a picture of a light pulse
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Waves of ice inside a droplet
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Chemist creates efficient catalyst for organic sulfides synthesis
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SpaceX forced to CANCEL the launch of 60 Starlink satellites
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A math teacher's plea: Let's keep pi irrational
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Researchers use chicken poop to dope graphene to make a point
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Assessing risk of chemicals to wildlife is huge challenge that requires new approach
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How Earth climate models help picture life on unimaginable worlds
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Image: Hubble sees dusty galaxy with supermassive center
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Study shows some urban gardens contain too much organic matter
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Combined data approach could accelerate development of new materials
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A template for silk growth: Peptides bring control on many levels
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