Wild barley genomics research paves the way for climate-resilient crops
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Advanced multi-functional catalyst enables simultaneous removal of fine dust precursors
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Theater is changing the way communities view donkey welfare
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Water at war: The long-term environmental consequences of the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam in Ukraine
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Preventing freezer bottle explosions: New insights into ice crystallization and pressure
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Neural networks and Raman spectroscopy identify microplastic invaders for a cleaner world
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Phage identification tool shortens the search for specific viruses to combat dangerous bacteria
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Finding calm in the light storm: Novel light-shaping technique enables stable beam navigation through dynamic media
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CeSPIACE: A broad spectrum peptide inhibitor against variable SARS-CoV-2 spikes
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Pacific atoll water security requires new approach, say researchers
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Tapuy rice wine fermentation yields possible anti-aging superfood
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Koalas in Queensland show unique immunity to deadly retrovirus
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Melanosome patterns in Mesozoic mammals suggest they had dark, uniformly dull fur coloring
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Not just bees and butterflies: Beetles and other brilliant bugs are nature's unsung pollinators
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Threatened by warming waters, brook trout may be able to adapt to hotter weather
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Scientists imitate a bacterium's eating habits to unravel common stomach bug
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Black Mirror fans claim device teased in Season 7 is based on the Neuralink brain chip - so, was Charlie Brooker inspired by Elon Musk?
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How plants could help power the green energy transition
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Genomic study indicates our capacity for language emerged 135,000 years ago
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Study finds income-democracy link is U-shaped, not linear
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Violence is forcing women in Northern Ireland into homelessness, finds new report
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SwRI-led sounder instrument deploys across lunar surface
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Microclimate report finds a divide in how City of Sydney feels the heat
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Putting ethics at the forefront in the use of human skeletal remains
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Senior cat health alert: Recognizing hyperthyroidism
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Playing with dogs relieves stress in humans and canines alike, study shows
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Cougar cubs spotted in Michigan wild for first time in more than 100 years
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Global sea levels rose by an 'unexpected' amount last year, NASA warns - leaving hundreds of cities at risk of being plunged underwater
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Britain's greenhouse gas emissions have FALLEN to their lowest level since 1872, promising analysis reveals
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Quantum entanglement wins: Researchers report quantum advantage in a simple cooperation game
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Artificial photosynthesis: Chemists develop dye stack that mimics plant energy conversion
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Scientists unveil rapid technique for creating uniform polymer nanostructures
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Stargazers marvel at 'blood moon', rare total lunar eclipse
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Official calls for cautious approach in deep-sea mining regulations
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From oil spills to new species: How tech reveals the ocean
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Nepal community efforts revive red panda population
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Peruvian farmer's case against German energy giant RWE could reshape global climate accountability
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Swollen eyeballs, baby-like skin, and the overview effect: how astronauts feel when they return to earth
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Weighing in on a Mars water debate: Analysis challenges previous findings
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How parents can develop kids' consumer competence
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Calibrating CubeSat constellations just got easier
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Pressure engineering reveals organic–inorganic interaction sites in hybrid perovskites
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Snakes' secret language of ultraviolet color: A hidden world of predator evasion and camouflage
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A planetary boundary for geological resources: Exploring the limits of regional water availability
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The superpower of beans: Resilient, nutritious and ready for climate change
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'They eat snacks during class and swing on chairs': The worrying, sexist behavior of some young men at university
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Astronomy's dirty window to space: A detailed map of dust in the Milky Way
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Greenland Inuit face health risks from 'forever chemicals' in diet
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Spain to face increasingly 'severe' droughts: report
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March megastorm may bring blizzards, tornadoes, flooding and even fires across much of US
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Coastal wetlands, champions of carbon capture, are believed to remove more greenhouse gases than they produce
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Q&A: Professor discusses disruptive behavior in video game communities
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How video games can support children's well-being
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Live, laugh, lotus: Why group texting during 'The White Lotus' feels so good
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Serendipitous discovery reveals how stress and chemistry etch mysterious spiral patterns
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People of color breathe Denver's smelliest air, finds study
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Understanding gamma rays in our universe through StarBurst, a small satellite instrument
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As the next hurricane season nears, study explores impacts of 2024's storms
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Naples struck by 4.4-magnitude quake causing minor damage and light injuries
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The True Cost of Trump’s Cuts to NOAA and NASA
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How AI is making affordable air pollution sensors more accurate
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The Asian elephant population in Cambodia is more robust than previously thought, a study finds
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How the North Sea tanker collision could affect one of Britain's most important coastlines
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Wealthy nations' investment in global decarbonization imperative to economy, experts argue
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Dinosaur tracks, made 140 million years ago, have been found for the first time in South Africa's Western Cape
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Implants can help deaf kids hear—but many still struggle with spoken language
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News at a glance: Axing Columbia grants, questioning researchers about socialism, and powering the Voyagers
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Wartime destruction of Ukraine dam has set off a ‘time bomb’
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Tunneling nanotube–like structures regulate distant cellular interactions during heart formation | Science
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Direct sensing of dietary ω-6 linoleic acid through FABP5-mTORC1 signaling | Science
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