Hidden architecture: Researchers identify new molecular structure at center of chromosomes
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The EU should allow gene editing to make organic farming more sustainable, researchers say
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Lipid nanoparticle drug system targets COVID-19 associated lung damage
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Seasonal shake-ups spark cascading effects, upsetting natural processes worldwide
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Scientist claims you should only drink one glass of wine a YEAR
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Researchers reveal structural basis of prostaglandin D2 receptor DP1 activation and its implications for drug design
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Researchers devise method to identify '311' underreporting of heat and hot water shortages
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New research determines the thermodynamic properties of the quark gluon plasma
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Severe floods threaten historic Romanian salt mine
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Venus shows why ozone isn't a good biosignature
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NASA tests new ways to stick the landing in challenging terrain
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Vegetarianism linked to values of autonomy and non-conformity
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Silky shark population study offers clues for conservation
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Single-atom catalysts change spin state when boosted by a magnetic field
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Unveiling the birth of star cluster groups in the Milky Way
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Exploiting the full potential of multiferroic materials for magnetic memory devices
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MXene offers exceptional high-frequency EMI shielding
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The glaciers on the verge of COLLAPSING: As Swiss villages face being wiped out by the Birch Glacier, terrifying interactive map reveals the huge bodies of ice that could be next
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The European village visited by thousands of tourists a day and loved by filmmakers - but could one day be destroyed by 'the world's tallest tsunami'
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AI model uses transfer learning to forecast storm flooding in data-scarce areas
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From infinite past to future: Simulation tracks complete journey of gravitational wave through black hole spacetime
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Researchers identify new pathway of resistance to one of the three insect-repelling proteins used in Bt cotton
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Why ‘Hundred-Year’ Weather Events Are Happening More Than Once Every 100 Years
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Warming climate may flip the script on the amount of CO₂ released by trees, study finds
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Origami structures unfold into seamless surfaces for deployable applications
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Canadian wildfire emergency spreads to second province
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Lost city is discovered in Guatemala after 3,000 YEARS: Mysterious settlement dubbed Los Abuelos was 'one of the most important ceremonial centres' of the Maya civilization
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Millions of Netflix users could face an eye-watering £1,000 fine for using new feature
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The King and Queen are leading a Jack Russell resurgence! Numbers of the breed - famously owned by Charles and Camilla - spike by 75% in Britain
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Targeting foreign students, Trump hits a US lifeline
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Half the world faced an extra month of extreme heat due to climate change: study
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Cicadas swarm parts of the Eastern U.S. as the screaming insects emerge in Brood XIV's 17-year cycle
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Research team reveals how tidal forces affect seismic wave speed within fault zone
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A cheap and easy potential solution for lowering carbon emissions in maritime shipping
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I'm a mother - and swear by this straw hack for packing a suitcase
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Gaming seals reveal how cloudy water provides sense of direction
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Elon Musk reveals new bombshell plan as he leaves Trump's White House
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In the age of AI, human interaction key to preserving academic voice
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Case study of flamenco fusion band suggests music can help combat ageism
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Long shot science leads to revised age for land-animal ancestor
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Q&A: How AI might become the future of hurricane flood forecasting
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What values drive tech workers? New study shows they're liberal—but not uniform
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Cotton virus circulated undetected for nearly 20 years, study finds
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Antarctica's hidden wind jets: Study reveals storm-driven low-level jets near Thwaites 'Doomsday Glacier'
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High-entropy nanoribbons offer cost-effective solution for harsh environments
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A new super material could lead to more powerful, energy-saving electronics
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Metabolic labeling in platelets expands possibilities for targeted drug delivery
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Anthropologists spotlight human toll of glacier loss
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Oxygenation in the ocean may have occurred earlier than previously thought, offering new insights into Earth's evolution
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Hurricane Ida in 2021 could have been even worse for New York City
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Strained strontium titanate membrane crosses into ferroelectric—and quantum—territory
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Cellular scaffolding secrets unlocked: Scientists discover key to microtubule growth
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Recovery is still possible for critically endangered Hawaiian honeycreeper with urgent intervention
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Climate change: No reprieve from heat this decade as globally agreed 1.5°C limit looms
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New method enables flexible generation of high-order vector vortex beams
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Supercapacitor-assisted catalytic system strips fluorine from PTFE and PFAS at low temperatures
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Study: Divorce hurts children's long-term earnings, increases chances of teen births, time in jail
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Why so few atrocities have ever been recognized as genocide
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Scientists discover lipid enzyme for maintaining cool temperature sensation and avoidance in fruit fly larvae
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Q&A: Why the US and Israel are not on the same page over how to deal with Iran
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Leprosy existed in the Americas long before the arrival of Europeans, study reveals
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The American mass exodus to Canada amid Trump 2.0 has yet to materialize
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Beyond the backlash: What evidence shows about the economic impact of DEI
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Q&A: Choosing to be an orphan: For some Kenyan families, it's a strategy for survival, says researcher
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Mathematical models and imaging reveal how migrating cells navigate tissue geometry
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Unlocking precise composition analysis of nanomedicines
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Cannabis pangenome reveals potential for medicinal and industrial use
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Rethinking our relationship with CO₂—greenhouse gas could lead to development of sustainable fuels
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Findings uncover new mechanism linking cohesin complex to gene regulation
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Scientists make first direct detection of atmospheric sputtering on Mars
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