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Nanoscale slots enable room-temperature hybrid states of matter in perovskite
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Q&A: What happens during a government shutdown?
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Lightning strikes 12 times per minute on fusion engineering test platform
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Antarctic icefish rewired their skulls to win an evolutionary arms race, 3D scans reveal
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Plant receptors for nitrogen-fixing bacteria evolved independently at least three times, study reveals
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A sense that they will be supported helps fuel children's ambitions to become political leaders
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Simulations show Saturn's moon Enceladus shoots less ice into space than previous estimates
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Identifying factors affecting word processing during second-language English reading at different stages
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Reimagining waste as a resource: Scientists transform polystyrene into nylon precursors
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How the Red Sea went completely dry before being flooded by the Indian Ocean over 6 million years ago
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Photodiode design using germanium solves key challenge in on-chip light monitoring
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Forensic test recovers fingerprints from fired ammunition casings despite intense heat
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Algorithm extracts interpretable information from weather data to improve AI models
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Microbial DNA sequencing reveals nutrient pollution and climate change reinforce lake eutrophication
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Core electron bonding may not always require extreme pressure, study finds
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Seeing red: An invention is transforming the way scientists track genes
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3D-printed helix shelters increase baby coral survival rates
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Learning nature's language: Video analysis of tree sway offers non-invasive method to monitor forest health
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Geological evidence points to ancient ocean in Mars' northern hemisphere
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Global biodiversity decline demands urgent, society-wide changes, experts warn
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Gaia solves mystery of tumbling asteroids and finds new way to probe their interiors
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Study is first to show whether nesting heat affects sea turtle hatchling 'IQ'
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High nitrate levels found in rural NZ drinking water
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Deep learning tool developed to unravel molecular mechanisms of convergent evolution
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Word War III fears loom as Trump ramps up production of devastating missiles
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Tracking microplastics from sea to body
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Metal bends the rules by combining electrical conductivity with optical frequency-doubling properties
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Inexpensive multifunctional composite could pave way to circular economy
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New method boosts protein production from engineered cells
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AI tensor network-based computational framework cracks a 100-year-old physics challenge
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The Euro 'stablecoin': How this new crypto venture could threaten the Eurozone's already fragile economy
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Flexibility is function: How unstructured protein segments regulate biological functions
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Four ways virtual reality can help communities heal after disasters
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Physicists solve mystery of loop current switching in kagome metals
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'Whisper networks' don't work as well online as off. Women are better able to look out for each other in person
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Researchers document 116 gastropod species in Vietnam national park
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Frequent wildfires and heat intensify air quality issues in American megacities
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Human intuition fuels AI-driven quantum materials discovery
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Neural network method can automatically identify rare heartbeat stars
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Thermal runaway mechanism can ramp up magnitude of certain earthquakes
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Egg yolk proves key to establishing authentic embryonic stem cells from birds
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Arab American students and parents see US schools very differently. Political tensions are widening the gap
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Censorship campaigns can have a way of backfiring. Look no further than the fate of America's most prolific censor
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'Golden Broccoli' aptamer enables glycine imaging inside living cells
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Waiting isn't a bad thing. It can actually boost your well-being
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Will the G20 listen to its own advisors? Four urgent steps on climate change
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Why we should be skeptical of the hasty global push to test 15-year-olds' AI literacy in 2029
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Sequence alignment algorithm enables rapid search of world's microbial DNA
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University ranking systems are being rejected. African institutions should take note
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Our AI model can help improve indoor ventilation during wildfire season
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Curiosity drives viewers to ignore trigger warnings
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Mitigating the risks of stem cell therapy: Scientists call for action
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Flexible birdwatching framework lets citizen scientists collect data anytime, anywhere
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Rapid flash Joule heating technique unlocks efficient rare earth element recovery from electronic waste
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The Earth is reflecting less and less sunlight, study reveals
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Scientists reveal the molecular choreography behind lanthanide separation in rare earth chemistry
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Beneath the ice: Spring sunlight triggers photoinhibition and recovery in marimo
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Scientists finally prove that a quantum computer can unconditionally outperform classical computers
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Samsung Galaxy Ring wearer is hospitalised and denied boarding onto a flight after the battery in his device started SWELLING
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Positive charge carriers stabilize instantly in key solar fuel catalyst
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Wildfire-induced thunderstorms successfully recreated in Earth system models for the first time
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12,000-year-old monumental camel rock art acted as ancient 'road signs' to desert water sources, study suggests
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How to save a sacred forest: Resident views on forest degradation and protection in Togo, West Africa
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Tiny satellite tracks star collisions while advancing space telescope design
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Microlightning might provide long-sought explanation for will-o'-the-wisps
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Bettongs were wiped out in South Australia a century ago. Now they're thriving alongside foxes and feral cats
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AI in the classroom is hard to detect—time to bring back oral tests
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74 countries have now ratified a landmark treaty to protect the high seas. Why hasn't NZ?
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Air temperatures over Antarctica have soared 35ºC above average. What does this unusual event mean for Australia?
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