New AI tool makes sense of public opinion data in minutes, not months
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Farmers brought fish up the mountains of Europe as early as the 7th century, ancient DNA reveals
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Perceptions of the past and the future affect individual climate change action
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Peru's ancient irrigation systems turned deserts into farms because of the culture. Without it, the systems failed
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Disturbed sleep cycle propels cyanobacteria into surprising burst of productivity
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Nurturing mothers help baby monkeys recognize key facial expressions
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Sperm don't just swim, they screw their way forward
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Universal spatiotemporal scaling laws govern daily population flow in cities
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Feeding dairy cows whole cottonseed byproduct boosts milk fat, researchers find
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Tutankhamun: Plain-looking mud trays in pharaoh's tomb may have been key part of complex afterlife rituals
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International team calls for new approach to estimate crop yield potential and gaps
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Long-spined sea urchin surprisingly not on the menu for large fish
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High mercury levels found in Svalbard birds
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Creativity and problem-solving: How Design Thinking transforms university teaching
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Pets make more persuasive social media influencers than people, study shows
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UK hit by THREE earthquakes in popular hiking hotspot over just six hours
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Lactic acid bacteria can improve plant-based dairy alternatives
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Water filter with nanoscale channels selectively removes stubborn 'forever chemicals'
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Scientists detect and analyze flight sound of invasive Asian hornet in move to protect honeybee colonies
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Study highlights role of social workers in addressing marginalized communities bearing brunt of climate disasters
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Biologists demonstrate microbiome's key role in moon jellyfish life cycle
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Platinum-based alloy catalyst can enhance methanol fuel cell efficiency and durability
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Demand-centric labor-intensive industries may help our shrinking middle class
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How storytelling, creativity and collaborations can inspire climate action
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Cities that want to attract business should focus less on financial incentives and more on making people feel safe
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How racism fueled the Eaton Fire's destruction in Altadena
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The return of apex predators like sharks can restore critical ecological balance to coral reefs
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Researcher proposes first-time model that replaces dark energy and dark matter in explaining nature of the universe
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Forget robot dogs! Kawasaki unveils a hydrogen-powered, ride-on robo-HORSE that can gallop over almost any terrain
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DNA analysis reveals gene copy number variation drives rapid adaptation in invasive plants
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Molecular-level technique reveals a single catalytic grain do work in real time
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Climate change and globalization raise risks from crop pests
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What Syriac scribes chose to keep: A digital dive into 1,000 manuscripts
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Is it good to know how much your co-workers make?
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How physical work environments impact organizational performance examined as return-to-office debates continue
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Anthrax kills 50 hippos in Africa's oldest nature reserve
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Prague Zoo joins the effort to ensure the survival of a rare insect once considered extinct
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Flexible ammonia sensor detects gas with ultra-sensitivity and low cost
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Scientists reveal the formula for the perfect cup of coffee - so, do you agree with their method?
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Researchers demonstrate the UK's first long-distance ultra-secure communication over a quantum network
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Turning pollution into fuel with record-breaking carbon dioxide to carbon monoxide conversion rates
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Secret to stronger pour-over coffee with no extra beans unlocked by scientists
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Coral restoration projects failing: One-third ineffective and unlikely to scale, study finds
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Unveiling the physics of pour-over brewing: Thick water jets enhance coffee strength
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Dinosaurs' apparent decline prior to asteroid may be due to poor fossil record, say researchers
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New study suggests pets increase human life satisfaction and well-being
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Scientists make water-repellent replacement for toxic 'forever chemicals'
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Ancient artifacts made of volcanic glass keep turning up in Canada, but how?
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In Guatemala, painted altar found at Tikal adds new context to mysterious Maya history
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Flex appeal: The trade-off between armor and efficiency in sea turtle shells
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Scientists shed light on life and times of 'Fiona' the pregnant ichthyosaur
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Chatbot opens computational chemistry to nonexperts
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Using orbital cycles to understand early life
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Narrative identity: How stories help navigate professional and personal role transitions
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Satellite radar shows ground rising beneath the part of Aral Sea that has dried up
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Belief in the malleability of beauty makes people take more risks, study finds
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How do bird nests stay together? Researchers unravel entanglement between stiff, straight rods
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Survey data reveals consumer confusion over CBD oils
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Saturn's moon Titan could harbor life, but only a tiny amount, study finds
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Eclipse echoes: Study reveals surprising avian vocal patterns during solar eclipse
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New 3D scans of Titanic reveal doomed final hours: Incredible full-sized digital scan shows how the ship was dramatically ripped in two as it sank after hitting an iceberg in 1912
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Too much screentime can put young children at odds with their parents
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U.S. tariff threats could fuel maple syrup fraud, but AI could help navigate this sticky situation
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Politics aside, new research shows there are good financial reasons to back working from home
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Owning a dog makes you as happy as receiving an extra £70,000 a year, study claims
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It's rattlesnake season: How to dodge the venomous creature
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Observations explore the persistent nature of X-ray binary 4U 0728-25
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Do 'completely dark' dark matter halos exist?
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Melting ice in the Arctic could unleash deadly 'zombie' viruses and trigger a new pandemic, climate scientists warn
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Scientists warn dire wolves could prove DEADLY - and compare their de-extinction to Jurassic Park
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