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Leaf-inspired design makes bioplastics degradable, stronger
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Movie portrayals of music teachers undermine professional diversity, study finds
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Street lamps aren't the only form of artificial light pollution. Here's how to create darker nights
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Lunar dust mitigation requires collaboration and lots of tests
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Primordial black holes could act as seeds for quasars
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Urgent warning as 200 million Americans targeted with 'how are you' messages
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Warming Arctic lakes may release more methane than expected
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New clay-based material could offer affordable, low-waste way to tackle water pollution using only sunlight
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Physicists show tensor mesons play important role in light-on-light scattering
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Why you may get future vaccines via dental floss
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What to do when wasps crash your picnic: A scientist's guide to dining safely with these insects
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Nobody owns the moon—researcher suggests that could be a problem
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A company says it could turn mercury into gold using nuclear fusion. Can we take this claim seriously?
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Water wars: A historic agreement between Mexico and US is ramping up border tension
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As the UK reviews the pension age again, could more time off when you're young compensate for later retirement?
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A more climate-friendly way to produce nitrogen fertilizer
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Marathon Fusion claims it can turn mercury into gold while creating clean energy
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Precious finger traces from First Nations ancestors revealed in a glittering mountain cave in Australia
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Laser pulses and nanoscale changes yield stable skyrmion bags for advanced spintronics
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Mapping technique can detect binding of proteins to DNA at single-cell resolution
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Policy to keep teens in education until 18 has limited impact, study finds
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Distorted sound of the early universe suggests we are living in a giant void
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Neanderthals likely ate fermented meat with a side of maggots
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Legal expert discusses UN court decision that countries can sue each other over greenhouse gas emissions
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Mysterious message 'from Moses' found in ancient Egyptian mine could prove the Bible true
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Hubble spies swirling spiral NGC 3285B
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Fears that falling birth rates in the US could lead to population collapse are based on faulty assumptions
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Shifting 'oxyscape' could be key to tackling deoxygenation in coastal ecosystems
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Dynamic dataset reveals role of wetlands in terrestrial carbon sink change
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Paralyzed woman reveals shocking effect of Elon Musk's Neuralink brain chip
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Optogenetic platform enables spatiotemporal control of protein and mRNA activity in living cells
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Critics claim gender clinics are seeing an excess of trans boys. But new data suggest otherwise
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Barnaby Joyce wants Australia to abandon net zero—but his four central claims don't stack up
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How do politicians view democracy? It depends on whether they win or lose
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How misinformation spreaders reframe news from reputable sources to support false claims
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Showing happiness brings social rewards, but the opposite can happen if people feel pressured to appear happy
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Archaeologists uncover lavish Bronze Age burial of young woman in Greater Khorasan
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How scientists are using Antarctic sea spiders to study life on the edge
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IceCube neutrino search sets first constraints on proton fraction of ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays
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Study reveals the dog breeds most prone to being OVERWEIGHT - so, is your pup on the list?
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A third of Canadians willing to open their wallets for wetland conservation
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Exploring the economic promise and environmental costs of mining in Brazil
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First-ever one-day, island-wide soil microbiome study completed on Crete
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Eau de ovulation: Women smell more attractive to men during their fertile period, study finds
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Climate change significantly worsened deadly 2022 Durban floods, study shows
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New automated platform accelerates discovery of high-performing polymer material blends
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How to reduce the hidden environmental costs of supply chains
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New insights could help phages defeat antibiotic resistant bacteria
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As Spotify moves to video, the environmental footprint of music streaming hits the high notes
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New 3D-printed titanium alloy offers greater strength at lower production cost
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Tonight is the best night for stargazing all summer - with TWO meteor showers, a crescent moon and Mars all visible in the night sky
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Biobank freezes Australian species to preserve for the future
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Rat uprising: Footage provides first evidence of native rakali attacking introduced black rat
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Robotic frames offer new insights into honeybee behavior and honey storage
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New coating uses graphene oxide to deliver silver ions for long-lasting antimicrobial action
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New 3D headset uses holograms and AI to create lifelike mixed reality visuals
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Famous double-slit experiment holds up when stripped to its quantum essentials
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Burned Amazon forests stay hot and stressed for decades, finds new study
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New machine learning tool reveals atomic structure of ultra-thin film materials
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How new words enter our language: A linguistics expert explains
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Disaster experts explain high missing person counts following floods
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Majority of racism in Victoria goes unreported due to 'high cost, low reward' system
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AI-designed 3D materials enable custom control over how light bends
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Study reveals China's ecological red lines offer blueprint for biodiversity protection
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Human-created habitats fuel mosquito populations in urban areas, says researcher
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Cultural values shape tourists' view of eco-friendly B&Bs
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Only 10% of early childhood teachers have enough time to get their work done
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Ultra-small optical devices rewrite the rules of light manipulation
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What's the lifetime of a Dyson megaswarm?
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