Recent developments in klystron technology for future energy-efficient colliders
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Assessing the current state of polycrises and systemic risk research
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Decades-old mystery of AlCl dipole moment resolved
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How flies grow their gyroscopes: Study reveals how flight stabilizers take shape
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Famous Ice Age 'puppies' likely wolf cubs and not dogs, study shows
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Partial peace deals may facilitate comprehensive accords, offering roadmap for policymakers
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Climate change threatens India-Pakistan pact over major river system
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Predicting chemical storm fronts: Framework enables predictive control over patterned polymer formation
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Why the moon shimmers with shiny glass beads
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A California dairy tried to capture its methane, and it worked
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Neuroscience training in schools offers benefits but may devalue teachers' social expertise
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Couples with opposing political views face higher risk of separation, study finds
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Roman-era irrigation channels in Spain's Sierra Nevada boost soil moisture and vegetation health
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Same ecosystem, different fix: Study finds restoration requires localized approaches, not universal methods
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Solar Orbiter captures unprecedented views of sun's turbulent south pole
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Trees and tech needed for carbon removal to help meet 2°C goal of Paris agreement, say scientists
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Trump EPA moves to repeal climate rules that limit greenhouse gas emissions from US power plants
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Iodine-stabilized single-longitudinal-mode laser enhances atmospheric sensing and environmental monitoring
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Imaging-based STAMP technique democratizes single-cell RNA research
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Simulations reveal Mongolian Plateau warming fueled North China's record 2023 rainfall
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Fish in a virtual reality environment provide insights into the inner workings of neuromodulation
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In the belly of the beast: Massive clumps reveal star factories from a bygone era of the cosmos
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Oxide catalysts that sustain themselves could lead to self-healing reactors
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Gentle robot gripper gives plant leaves a 'shot' of sensors and genes for smart farming
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An 18th gray whale washes up dead on California coast, and experts are stumped
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Marine diseases: New framework assesses risk to society and ecosystems
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Trace elements in ginger can indicate a plant's origin
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Preschool social-emotional development intervention linked to high school performance, study reveals
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Is your gut microbiome a calorie 'super harvester'?
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Q&A: Unifying the microbiome sciences for global health and sustainability
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Here's what happens when quark-gluon plasma 'splashes' during the most energetic particle collisions
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No packaging, no problem? The potential drawbacks of bulk groceries
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Webb 'UNCOVERs' galaxy population driving cosmic renovation
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How to Manage Your Climate Guilt
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Voters share a unified view of politicians who punish corporate free speech
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Detailed molecular steps of blood clotting revealed in new study
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Rethinking poverty: Comprehensive poverty measurement looks beyond traditional income-based metric
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Should we erase dangerous species? Study explores ethics of engineered extinction
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Kiwi farmers unaware of positive public opinion on their environmental performance
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Novel nanotechnology turns water waste into fertilizer
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Digital twin technology simulates strawberry farm, boosts AI tools and cuts costs
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Detailed structure of PelBC complex shows how bacteria build antibiotic-resistant biofilms
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Quantum navigation device uses atoms to measure acceleration in 3D
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Trendy designer Cavapoos are most at risk of embarrassing health problem, vets warn
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Global mercury levels in rivers have doubled since Industrial Revolution, research reveals
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Some dog breeds are more likely to get diarrhea, study suggests
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What's in a name? New research catalogs how birds are categorized by what we call them
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'Molecular GPS' offers detailed gene maps to fast-track drug discovery
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3D database offers virtual access to animal skeletons and bones of iconic Australian wildlife
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What students eat: I conducted a survey at a South African university's cafes. The results are scary
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A traffic-light system for dogwalkers could protect breeding birds, seal pups and other wildlife
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How I uncovered a potential ancient Rome wine scam
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How was the wheel invented? Computer simulations reveal the unlikely birth of a world-changing technology
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Antagonism to transgender rights is tied to the authoritarian desire for social conformity
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Calm in the storm: Study finds family firms are better at managing mergers
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Family homesteads with tangled titles are contributing to rural America's housing crisis
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Waste pickers and vendors should be treated as workers, not small businesses: Labor lawyer
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African women entrepreneurs are a smart bet for climate change investment: Research shows why
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How trace elements are recycled in the deep sea
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British dads are going 'on strike' for better parental leave
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Inexpensive hydrogel turns contaminated water into a source of reusable phosphorus for agriculture and industry
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'Fingerprinting' plant compounds helps explain food and drink tastes
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South Korea is finally reckoning with its decades-long foreign adoption scandal
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Archaeology in the age of big data: User-friendly software streamlines analysis of past collections
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Scientists unlock recipe for Kryptonite-like mineral that could power a greener future
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Benham Bank revealed as one of Philippines' richest deep coral ecosystems
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Oldest known human fingerprint discovered on ancient Neanderthal artwork
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Survey of Florida kids about cellphones, mental health suggests school bans may have important but limited effect
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You're probably richer than you think because of the safety net, but you'd have more if you lived in Norway
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Paleontologists identify closest-known ancestor to Tyrannosaurs
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