Student fees set to rise in UK but at what cost to graduates' mental health?
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Youth social media: Why proposed legislation won't fix harms related to data exploitation
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Tom Hanks reckons 35 is the worst age – my highly unscientific research says otherwise | Emma Beddington
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Hubble captures barred spiral galaxy NGC 1672
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Transforming polyethylene: From functionalization to antibacterial properties for sustainable applications
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How we discovered that the ocean's surface absorbs much more carbon dioxide than previously thought
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Meet Strawberry Claws—a new species of hermit crab
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Leeches are making a medical comeback—here's why we should celebrate it
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Implementing topologically ordered time crystals on quantum processors
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In your face: our acceptance of facial recognition technology depends on who is doing it—and where
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New insights into the Denisovans—the hominin group that interbred with modern day humans
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Saturday Citations: Color vision created demand for colorful animals; observing black hole light echoes; deadlines!
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Making Australia's growing cities more sustainable
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New tools give researchers hope for fungus-ravaged US bats
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Indonesia volcano catapults vast ash tower into sky
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California air regulators to vote on contentious climate program to cut emissions
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What to expect from the UN climate conference dubbed the 'finance COP'
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Over 130 homes lost in California wildfire as winds drop
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Reeking mud sparks health fears in Spain flood epicenter
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NASA astronauts won't say which one of them got sick after almost eight months in space
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43 monkeys remain on the run from South Carolina lab. CEO thinks they're having an adventure
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Heat hardiness: Scientists identify key phase for tomato heat tolerance
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Why Risky Wildfire Zones Have Been Increasing Around the World
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Mitochondrial study offers new insights into how our cells process RNA for energy production
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Measurements from 'lost' Seaglider offer new insights into Antarctic ice melting
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Geologists rewrite textbooks with new insights from Cambrian rocks of Grand Canyon
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Powerful new US-Indian satellite will track Earth's changing surface
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Chemists find easier way to produce biodiesel from waste oil
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Report: Countries must dramatically increase climate adaptation efforts and bridge the finance gap
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How to build a home radio telescope to detect clouds of hydrogen in the Milky Way
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Researchers warn against misusing lack of climate change adaptation measurements to cut funding
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Researchers unveil proximity-induced electrical transport properties of Pt/CrI₃ heterostructure
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Improved water quality monitoring for waterways flowing into Great Barrier Reef
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Ultrafast imaging technique reveals how ozone-damaging molecule reacts to light
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Navigating the challenges of AI in education
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Biorefining process could make grass digestible for pigs, chickens, and fish
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Nanoparticle approach enhances detection of low-abundance proteins in blood plasma
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Deep ocean clues to a million-year-old ice age puzzle revealed in new study
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Rainfall induces bursts of natural nanoparticles that can form clouds above the Amazon rainforest, study shows
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Additional tests demonstrate chalk-coated textiles' cooling effect in urban environments
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Two-faced membrane channel provides a simple, efficient way to separate oil and water
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Planetary Boundaries framework gains traction in sustainability science
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Kindness in academic workplaces tied to stronger institutional identity and well-being
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Beyond wires: Bubble printing technique powers next-generation electronics
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Scientists train AI to detect pain—in goats
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Whales in Wembley: Origins of mysterious blue whale bones uncovered
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UN aims to set standards for scandal-hit carbon markets
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Sticky paper on bumpers reveals scale of bee deaths due to car collisions
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Plants and animals with bigger genomes grow less efficiently—new research helps explain why they never died out
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Nanosensor platform enables development of flexible biosensors with modular design
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Scarlet Macaw parents 'play favorites,' purposefully neglecting younger chicks
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Treating bullying as everyone's problem reduces incidence in primary schools
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Why do wet dogs shake? Biologists discover the neural mechanism behind this hairy mammalian tactic
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Flood-hit Spain drenched by wettest October on record
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Urgent warning to vintage shoppers as scientist reveals second-hand clothes are 'swimming in germs' - including bugs that cause diarrhoea, athlete's foot, and ringworm
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Systematic study of policy experiences can increase public support for new policies
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No more shaking it up: An innovative method for culturing microbes in static liquid medium
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Chemists showcase power of pathbreaking method to make complex molecules
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New research could simplify genetic transfer of nitrogen fixation to food crops
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Even elephants like playing pranks! Watch the hilarious moment an animal turns off the water while its friend tries to take a shower
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Chimpanzees are show-offs! Apes perform better on tricky computer tasks when they have an audience, study finds
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Chimpanzees perform better on challenging computer tasks when they have an audience, research reveals
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Elephant turns a hose into sophisticated showering tool
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Scientists discover yeast-green algae mix improves water treatment
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'Storyline' simulations can gauge the role of global warming in extreme weather events
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Restoring Mexico's archaeological heritage to its rightful place
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Encouraging quiet during zoo visits might lead to a better appreciation of the animals, say researchers
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Research team investigates climate change impact on pecan orchards
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Power of aesthetic species on social media boosts wildlife conservation efforts, say experts
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Brainy bumblebees still succumb to the temptations of caffeine and sugar
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