Despite dire predictions, levels of social support remain steady in the U.S.
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Study looks to put engaged-learning to test
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Phase-change materials from smartphones may lead to higher data storage, energy efficiency
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Rapid-response damage assessment gives new insight into recent Kansas tornado
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Steroid binding to metabolic enzyme
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Proposal to mine fossil-rich site in New Zealand sparks campaign to protect it
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Seaweed and sea slugs rely on toxic bacteria to defend against predators
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Exciting plant vacuoles: Researchers shed new light on plant communication via electrical signals
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Cassini reveals new sculpting in Saturn rings
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Did your primary school teacher lie to you about color?
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Discovery of light-induced ferroelectricity in strontium titanate
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Viewing the volcanoes of Bali—from orbit
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Understanding and preparing for wildfire season
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Researchers report efficient platform technology for producing cephalosporin antibiotics
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Carbon-neutral fuels move a step closer
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New quantum dot microscope shows electric potentials of individual atoms
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Britain bans 'harmful' gender stereotypes from ads
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Under fire over Monsanto's glyphosate, Bayer vows 'transparency'
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O2 enters battle for super-fast mobile internet as it becomes fourth 5G network contender
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Happiness and Harmony: 'Big step forward' as twin pandas grow
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Research uncovers elusive process essential to plant greening
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To the Moon and back: 50 years on, a giant leap into the unknown
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Revealing 'hidden' phases of matter through the power of light
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'Hundreds' of elephants being poached each year in Botswana: report
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When the world stopped to watch Armstrong's moonwalk
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USDA plan to move offices sparks concerns about research
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The fight against HIV: then and now – Science Weekly podcast
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NASA is investing in technology that could help mine asteroids and the moon for precious resources
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China's stunning 'blue tears' plankton blooms are spreading
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Uber says aggressive motorists are 'bullying' its self-driving cars
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Perfectly preserved head of Ice Age wolf found in Siberia
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Spacewatch: Nasa tries to get Martian 'mole' working again
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The surprising reason why some lemurs may be more sensitive to forest loss
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Satellite sees tropical cyclone Vayu centered off India coastline
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Materials informatics reveals new class of super-hard alloys
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New model more accurately predicts choices in classic decision-making task
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How NASA's Spitzer has stayed alive for so long
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Origins of Saturn's rings are uncovered thanks to data from NASA's Cassini probe
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Mutant bacterial receptor could point to new therapies against opportunistic pathogen
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Mysterious Majorana quasiparticle is now closer to being controlled for quantum computing
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Canada must double its carbon tax to reach emissions target: report
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Star that gave first look at a planet's birth has a SECOND world - and possibly 'infant' moons
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Once thought to be asexual, single-celled parasites caught in the act
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'CSI of the Sea' investigate a dead rare pygmy sperm whale
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Squid could thrive under climate change
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Earth's heavy metals result of supernova explosion
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Sensing food textures is a matter of pressure
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Monitoring educational equity
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Research shows temperature, glyphosate increase probability for dicamba volatility
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Research identifies key driver for infanticide among chimpanzees
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Research reveals liquid gold on the nanoscale
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Married US moms aim to have first baby in the spring, new research shows
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Fermi mission reveals its highest-energy gamma-ray bursts
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Migratory hoverflies 'key' as many insects decline
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The power of a love song: Dopamine affects seasonal hearing in fish and facilitates mating
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Environmental oxygen triggers loss of webbed digits
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Viruses found to use intricate 'treadmill' to move cargo across bacterial cells
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Video: What is the chemistry behind ringworm?
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Search and rescue: Researchers on mission to save the coral reefs of South Florida
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Neuroscientist unveils series of mind-boggling challenges for launch of new BBC show
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Researchers discover interactions between plant and insect-infecting viruses
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Female CFOs may be better than males at preventing financial fraud
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Undocumented plant extinctions are a big problem in Australia
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The start of a new era in stem cell therapy
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Researchers identify the source of asymmetry in RNA-DNA hybrids
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Living and breathing while Black: Racial profiling and other acts of violence
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Understanding intolerance with a better research method
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Softening the blow for hammerhead sharks and tropical hardwoods
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Organisms aim to maximize inclusive fitness in order to pass genes to the next generation
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Researchers develop new method to rapidly, reliably monitor sickle cell disease
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