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Microalgae biofuel yields boosted with nanotechnology
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Why bees in Norway are struggling
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Record-breaking 'gigantic' deep-sea limpet species named after ONE PIECE character
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Study outlines contract minimalism as solution to public pension challenges
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Complex organic molecules found in young star's disk hint at cosmic origins of life
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Hidden black or white feather layers intensify songbird plumage colors
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Molecular hope: Tiny ocean crustaceans use genetic and epigenetic tools to weather climate change
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Central American countries most affected by plastic bottle pollution
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What surprises will the star-studying CHARA Array reveal in its third decade?
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Mars glaciers found to be over 80% pure ice, study shows
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Nature-inspired process makes wood tougher than steel for structural use
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AI model rapidly assesses flood building damage using satellite images
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International standard language developed to unite synthetic biology laboratories worldwide
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JWST uncovers hidden black holes devouring stars in dusty galaxies
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Study finds AI-created music triggers greater emotional arousal than human compositions
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Swirling nebula of two dying stars revealed in spectacular detail in new Webb telescope image
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Louisiana upholds its HIV exposure law as other states change or repeal theirs
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New method simplifies analysis of complex quantum systems with strong interactions
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As seas rise and fish decline, this village is finding new ways to adapt
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Historic ruling finds climate change 'imperils all forms of life' and puts laggard nations on notice
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New fuel for nuclear power systems could enable missions to Mars and beyond
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Researchers look to microbial interactions for early indicators of harmful algal blooms
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Homelessness in L.A. drops for second year in a row: Four takeaways from the 2025 count
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Futuristic Star Wars-style hoverbike is real and NOT AI, inventor confirms - but it costs £649,000
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New research finds Instagram promotes white appearances, cultural appropriation and plastic surgery via filters
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Elon Musk makes shocking announcement to revive early 2010s app
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Scientists and engineers craft radio telescope bound for the moon
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The secret code hidden on fruits and vegetables that tells you exactly how fresh they are
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Researchers uncover new applications of magnetic field therapy in muscle and metabolic health
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Theory-guided strategy expands the scope of measurable quantum interactions
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Tides found to trigger massive Antarctic iceberg breakups, study suggests
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Can you remember if Mr Monopoly wears a monocle, or if Mr Darcy emerges wet-shirted from a lake? Take the test to see if you're a victim of the Mandela Effect
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CRISPR and deep learning identify hundreds of human proteins that influence Ebola infection
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New AI system forecasts muscle stem cell yield from iPS cells using imaging
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Fossil vertebra reveals hidden diversity of ancient reptiles before Earth's largest mass extinction
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Researchers testing environmentally friendly tin extraction
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Fighting fire with innovation: A pan-European push to tackle extreme wildfires
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New AI system forecasts practical applications for newly synthesized materials
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Curved molecules store sunlight as chemical energy and release heat on demand
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Study inspects over 100 quasars from the MIGHTEE survey
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Scientist reveals the surprising reason why so many young men put their hands down their trousers
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Prescribed burning threatens survival of skinks and other wildlife
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New scheme mitigates self-discharging in quantum batteries
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Study suggests data may be masking steelhead declines in British Columbia
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From check-in to baby boom: Seahorse 'hotels' boost Sydney's underwater life
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With delay until 2026, Boeing Starliner next flight may not carry humans, NASA says
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Grassland loss and woody plant encroachment drive decline of golden-shouldered parrot
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Engineered enzyme efficiently recycles PET bottles and blended fibers at moderate temperatures
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Loss of natural areas and introduction of exotic species reduce fishing yields in the Paraná River in Brazil
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Google Maps users praise 'best update in years' - as they call new feature a 'life saver'
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Your face cream could be a dangerous fake: Major investigation reveals most skincare sold online are counterfeit - FULL LIST of brands affected
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Proof of life: tracking elusive Amazon group to save their land
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Philippines shuts schools, scraps flights as Typhoon Co-May nears
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Scientist reveals the stomach-churning truth about the chlorine smell in swimming pools
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AI-powered microscope predicts and tracks protein aggregation linked to brain diseases
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Cook Islands wages war on 'plague' of hungry starfish
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Britain's porn crackdown begins TOMORROW: Users will have to prove they're over-18 to access hundreds of adult sites like Pornhub
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Uruguay confronts a powerful new threat to its palm trees: A tiny red bug
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A 100,000-year-old burial site in Israel is changing what we know about early humans
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The $19 strawberry that went viral; the egg prices everyone's talking about. An expert explains why
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Study finds that listening to snapping shrimp is an effective tool to monitor coral reef health
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New research reveals scars of Gambia's witch hunts
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Passing rates for oral exams peak at noon, dip in morning and afternoon, study finds
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Woman unearths massive tooth from terrifying prehistoric creature on US beach
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Research cracks the code to trying vegan eggs
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New study unlocks molecular defense against devastating potato pathogen
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Real-time imaging of nanoscale ice crystals promises better weather and climate models
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California Latino GDP surges past $1 trillion, as Latinos help power state economy
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Scientists find a silver lining to adult house flies' filthy behavior
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