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Gaza: Researchers analyze a year of satellite images to map the scale of agricultural destruction
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Total synthesis of ibogaine creates new opportunities for studying a psychoactive plant derivative
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Astronomers find dark matter dominating in early universe galaxies
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The hidden truth about migrant deaths at the Canada-U.S. border
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Generative AI for decision-making in agricultural and natural resources production, management
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Increased access to Asian American language assistance needed during emergencies
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'Temperamental' stars may be distorting exoplanet observations
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Hawk tagged decades ago in Pennsylvania found injured 1,000 miles away
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Evidence of cannibalism by ancient Magdalenian people found in cave in Poland
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Genetic study shows London's underground mosquitoes evolved from Egyptian species
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Research uses AI to showcase the role of pivots in startup performance
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Study finds women less likely to go to work sick
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Decoupling of water storage and rainfall in drylands highlights human impact
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New AI model deciphers the code in proteins that tells them where to go
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The spliceosome: An atomic-level look into how cells avoid errors when manufacturing mRNA
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An Arctic meltdown is accelerating global warming: How will we adapt?
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Spatial prediction problems: Validation technique could help scientists make more accurate forecasts
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A planarian's guide to growing a new head
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AI-driven dialogue analysis confirms popular movies have grown more violent over the past 70 years
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Minecraft players can now explore whole cells and their contents
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Heavy metal toxicity found in Chinese port poses risk to seafood safety
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Scientists reveal what would happen if an astronaut ejaculated in space - and it suggests the '220-mile-high club' could be off the cards
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How Climate Change Is Affecting the NFL
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Simulating particle creation in an expanding universe using quantum computers
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Does the perfect boiled egg really take 32 minutes? As scientists claim to crack the optimal cooking method, MailOnline puts it to the test - with surprising results
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NASA warns chances of 'city-destroying' asteroid hitting Earth in 2032 have INCREASED yet again
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Netflix quietly hikes its prices in the UK yet again - as furious users vow to CANCEL their subscriptions
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International collaboration sheds new light on the relationship between quantum theory and thermodynamics
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Balancing the pressure: How plant cells protect their vacuoles
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COP30 president urges most 'ambitious' emissions targets possible
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Hong Kong scientists fight to save fragrant incense trees
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Scientists achieve optical control of phase and group velocities in everyday liquids
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AI starts to help India's struggling farms
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New law in Brazil is making students put away their smartphones at school
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The number of venomous snakes removed from this Australian yard will make you shudder
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Dutch space instrument SPEXone produces world map of aerosols
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The Eagles and Chiefs have already made Philadelphia and Kansas City economic winners
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Elections mean more misinformation. Here's how it spreads in migrant communities
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Mandatory minimum sentencing is proven to be bad policy. It won't stop hate crimes
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Native bee populations can bounce back after honey bees move out
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Q&A: What to know about the earthquakes near Santorini
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Q&A: Photoproduction creates medicine from waste
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Multinational research project shows how life on Earth can be measured from space
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Volcanic hot springs-dwelling algae reveal photosynthetic insights
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Cracking the Burmese python code: Data analysis reveals optimal strategies for removing them from Florida
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Global study finds dramatic disparities in progress toward Sustainable Development Goals
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Programmable underwater light could accelerate coral reef restoration
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Earth saw record-high greening in 2020: What's at the root?
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Roving the red planet: New paper documents first Mars mission soil samples
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Curcumin and light show promise in warding off superbugs and antibiotic resistance
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Neutron scattering uncovers spiral magnetic structure in layered perovskites
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Essential gene map of malaria parasite Plasmodium knowlesi aids in treatment design
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Q&A: Harnessing CO₂ for consumer goods and industrial materials
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Mantis shrimp clubs filter sound to mitigate damage
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The fight against cholera is far from over. This Bangladeshi scientist is at the front lines
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New data model paves way for seamless collaboration among US and international astronomy institutions
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New report exposes hidden child labor in Bangladesh's garment factories, urging action
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Decades of data reveal hurricanes' unexpected benefit to rare Florida butterfly
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Technology that measures the breathing rate of salmon tells us about the well-being of fish
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Ofsted inspections affect not just teachers but also the people who train them
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Repressed but ready to go: How bivalency holds developmental genes in a poised state for expression
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The short and long of protein tails: How they aid membrane insertion and may impact genetic disorders
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New agroforestry maps plot environmental, social and economic benefits of trees
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NASA CubeSat finds new radiation belts after May 2024 solar storm
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Researchers uncover molecular mechanisms of cold tolerance in desert moss
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Study reveals how swimming speed alters foot vortex dynamics
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After damage by scientists, Inuit group closes off access to Earth’s oldest rocks
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Hole drilled into Greenland's heart reveals ice ready to slide into the sea
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