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Dust storms and wind erosion cause $154 billion in damages annually, study shows
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Researchers identify structural changes in botox that allow uptake into nerve cells
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Scientists harness AI to help protect whales, advancing ocean conservation and planning
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Judge blocks Trump from cutting billions in medical research funding
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Research finds we're eating younger, smaller cod—and that matters
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Where should we look for new metals critical for green energy technology? Volcanoes may point the way
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How rocky headland affects coastal sand movement in a popular tourist town
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New fish species with 'face paint' named after Studio Ghibli character
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Human-caused fires growing faster than lightning fires in Western US, study suggests
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AI may be widening gender disparity in research
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Scientists analyze branch patterns in trees and art, from da Vinci to Mondrian
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Consequences of undocumented residents in the census—study shows trivial political impact
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Scientists warn of new threat that'll make airplane disasters more common... after deadly string of crashes
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Rubisco mapping study finds potential to engineer faster, more efficient photosynthesis
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A step-by-step tutorial for applying machine learning to drug resistance
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Study confirms California's marine protected areas boost fish populations across the state
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Examining the potential environmental effects of mining the world's largest lithium deposit
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Deep beneath Outokumpu: Smelly volatile organic compounds could reveal new insights into carbon cycle
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Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 are the ULTIMATE fitness earphones: They're expensive 'but the best I've tried in terms of sound quality and comfort'
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Citizen science helps take a 'bite' out of shark depredation
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Starfish skeletons provide key insights into bone evolution
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World's shark attack hotspots REVEALED: Map shows the areas with the most encounters in 2024 - including four that proved fatal
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Physicists achieve fully optical readout of superconducting qubits
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Earth's acid test: When did ocean acidity allow life to commence?
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Astronomers investigate the evolution of a newly detected supernova
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A promising technique to steer laser-produced THz radiation in air
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Greenland ice sheet could fully melt after reaching specific tipping point, study finds
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Terrifying images reveal what can happen to your body if you don't get 7 hours of sleep a night - including brittle nails, a bloated belly, and blotchy skin
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Ancient tree rings uncover climate's impact on Chinese dynastic history
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Could a climate megaproject cloud Chile's unparalleled views of universe?
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Nightmarish 'black demon' fish is seen in broad daylight for the first time EVER - as baffled scientists spot one off the coast of Tenerife
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New Zealand rethinks opposition to deep-sea mining
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Museum fossils go to space
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Take vegetation succession into account when planning solar parks, or problems could grow, says researcher
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Conspiracy theory on methane-cutting cow feed a ‘wake-up call’, say scientists
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Newly discovered algae species offers insights into plant evolution and UV protection
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The Coventry experiment: why were Indian women in Britain given radioactive food without their consent?
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Does the universe behave the same way everywhere? Weak gravitational lensing could provide an answer
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Poachers' social media posts reveal alarming extent of illegal wildlife hunting in Lebanon
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Excitons in organic semiconductors: Unraveling their quantum entanglement and dynamics
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If FEMA didn't exist, could states handle the disaster response alone?
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Gate-controllable two-dimensional transition metal dichalcogenides for spintronic memory
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Call to action emphasizes physics researchers' role in combating climate change
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Solutions journalism can spur climate action, study finds
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Ready (or not) for love? Your friends likely agree
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How gender shapes perceptions of safety in urban parking spaces
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Engineers design new autonomous system to monitor Arctic's melting ice
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Sibling scientists and their dog hunt for Oregon's hidden truffle biodiversity
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Corrosion-induced electrodes enhance biomass conversion efficiency
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Entangling two physically separate resonators enables a major advance in the science of quantum sound
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Tiny water-based reactors could help pharmaceutical industry avoid toxic solvents
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Advanced computational tool reveals cellular development processes
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Grampians National Park is still burning—here's what we can expect will survive and recover
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Workaholism could foster disconnect from moral values and organizational harm, says study
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AI-powered labs promise faster, safer catalyst research with human oversight
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Biocompatible nanoadhesive offers hope for safer corneal transplants, reducing inflammation and infection risks
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Scientists isolate ultrasmall bacteria that parasitize methanogenic archaea
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Physicists stabilize superconducting states at ambient pressure
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How the human neck became a locus of power, beauty and frailty
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Human presence at waterholes may change animal behavior
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Less, but more: A new evolutionary scenario marked by massive gene loss and expansion
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Scientists discover heat-resistant strain of sugar kelp
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Students discover a new protein while investigating Streptococcus infection
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Preventing 'revenge quitting': Five things workplaces can do to help employees feel like they belong
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Modern slavery and climate change: How extreme weather fuels forced labor and unwanted marriages
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Almost all nations miss UN deadline for new climate targets
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Class emerges as a key factor in who gets sent to prison
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Expert blog: A model for legal education in challenging times for access to justice
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What public-private-partnership scandals can tell us about wrongdoing in the water industry
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