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Modulating key interaction prevents virus from entering cells
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3D-printed helixes show promise as THz optical materials
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Solar panels over crops may boost farmworkers' comfort
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Cracking the code of a hidden cancer receptor: How scientists found the first true Frizzled blocker
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Interstellar comet is making its closest approach to Earth
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Most peer reviewers now use AI, and publishing policy must keep pace
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Massive stars make their mark in Hubble image
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Massive rock layer beneath Bermuda may explain island's unusual elevation
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From cages to fields: Lab mice lose their anxiety after a week outdoors
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Online ratings often mislead shoppers, according to new study
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Amazon could lose over a third of forest cover by century's end
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From civil disobedience to networked whistleblowing: What national security truth-tellers reveal in an age of crackdowns
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Making lighter work of calculating fluid and heat flow
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Best way for employers to support employees with chronic mental illness is by offering flexibility
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Advanced optical model clarifies how complex materials interact with polarized light
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The 'one chatbot per child' model for AI in classrooms conflicts with what research shows: Learning is a social process
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To see or not to see—distinguishing 'absence' from 'ignorance' to improve seabird conservation
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Public trust in AI chatbot therapists surges
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Study reveals fisheries danger zones for large seabirds
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Unlocking even more value in Canada's canola industry
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AI helps solve decades-old maze in frustrated magnet physics
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2.8 days to disaster: Why we are running out of time in low earth orbit
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Knocking out drug-resistant TB with a one-two punch
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First armored dinosaur hatchling discovered in China
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Light-driven process forms flexible electrodes on skin, textiles and glass
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What's in a label? Rethinking how we talk about gender-based violence
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Dissecting the Grinch: What anatomy reveals about Christmas's most famous villain
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How we unlocked the secrets of Denmark's oldest plank boat—with the help of an ancient fingerprint
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Can scientists detect life without knowing what it looks like? Research using machine learning offers a new way
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XMM-Newton sees comet 3I/ATLAS in X-ray light
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NASA announces plan to map Milky Way with Roman Space Telescope
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Radio observations find nothing at Omega Centauri's heart
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The rise of sinkholes: How to spot the risks before disaster strikes
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'Checkout charity' requests often backfire, leaving shoppers feeling guilty
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Climate shapes arms race between ants and their social parasites
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Social connections slow aging in dolphins, echoing patterns seen in humans
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Torrential rains and flash floods kill 37 in Moroccan city of Safi
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Nanoscale magnetic mazes could transform data center communications
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Japan will be without a panda for the first time in 50 years after twins leave Tokyo zoo
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How traditional Himalayan burning could help prevent mega wildfires
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Interstellar comet keeps its distance as it makes its closest approach to Earth
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Satellites help tackle landfill methane leaks
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Hubble catches another glimpse of 3I/ATLAS
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Image: Hubble captures the death of a low-mass star in the Calabash Nebula
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EscaPADE explorer sort of goes to Mars
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Deep-sea squid caught masquerading as sponge stalks in Pacific abyss
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Bayeux Tapestry could have been originally designed as mealtime reading for medieval monks
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Eco-friendly solution to marine fouling uses electrochemically-active coating
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The science of 'us': Scholars examine how mixed-race couples handle social stresses
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Matcha mayhem! Persil and Surf are being forced to change the formula of their laundry detergents because Gen Z keep spilling the trendy green drink on their clothes
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Space agency activates its largest planetary defense drill as interstellar visitor approaches Earth
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First global study finds young people redefining sexuality around the world
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Biodegradable wet wipes remain in rivers for more than five weeks
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Strange new discovery in the Bermuda Triangle stuns scientists: 20-km-thick rock layer found beneath surface
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Update your iPhone NOW: Apple releases iOS 26.2 - and it's a game changer for users who hate Liquid Glass
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US military under investigation over claims it weaponized ticks to spread insidious disease
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Did a rogue planet reshape our solar system?
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Seabed mapping boosting knowledge of Australia's incredible marine estate
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Goodbye ski season! The Alps will experience 'peak extinction' in 2033 - with THOUSANDS of glaciers lost forever, experts warn
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The Alps set to lose a record number of glaciers in the next decade, study warns
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How to levitate objects sans magic
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Iconic 'Little Foot' fossil may be new type of human ancestor
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Why has the price of chocolate become so volatile?
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New agentic AI platform accelerates advanced optics design
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Novel tracking method reveals spread of antibiotic resistance across Hong Kong's environment
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Measuring radio leaks from 36,000 kilometers up
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Why consciousness exists at all
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How water and clay shape the archaeological record at Murujuga
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Raising strong yeast as a petroleum substitute
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