Mysterious radio pulses from space have been tracked down—and the source is not what astronomers expected
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Integrative analysis tool turns spatial RNA sequencing into imager
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Hand pollination helps cocoa farmers offset climate harm
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Powering the future: America's perceptions on critical minerals
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Does conflict with friends make you squirm? Doing it right might make the relationship stronger
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Unprecedented changes to North Atlantic winds could have major impacts on UK weather
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Landscape scale pesticide pollution detected in the Upper Rhine region, from agricultural lowlands to remote areas
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Study finds debate training boosts careers by enhancing assertiveness, communications techniques
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The beginning of the end for the Apple Watch? Global sales slump by 19% - as bored users dub their devices 'glorified notification screens'
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Latest results from 20+ year Oxford study reveals ongoing impacts of global crises on young people
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Revealing hidden Alfred Tennyson text using innovative imaging techniques
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Opening a new chapter in 3D microprinting with MXene
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Neutron imaging reveals optimization potential for COâ‚‚ conversion
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Unveiling the intermolecular mechanisms behind OEM dissolution in organic batteries
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Pennsylvania's mushroom industry faces urgent labor shortage—latest immigration policies will likely make it worse
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Video: Time lapse simulation of Hera's Mars flyby
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Criminology scholar connects Cambodian temple trafficking to white-collar crime
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Decoding nanomaterial phase transitions with tiny drums
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Revealed: The cities that have been hit with 'climate whiplash' - as scientists describe the bizarre pattern as 'global WEIRDING'
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Researchers use unique approaches to study plants in future climate conditions
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NASA continues BioNutrients space-fermented food research
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First operating system for quantum networks paves the way for practical internet applications
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Want to preserve biodiversity? Go big, researchers say
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Scientists achieve universal technique—called van der Waals squeezing—for atomic manufacturing of 2D metals
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Study finds public security disclosures may aid adversaries
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Eco-friendly rare earth element separation: A bioinspired solution to an industry challenge
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Shrews identified as big driver of Lyme disease in Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket
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A pet's cuteness can significantly influence intentions to book a home-sharing service like Airbnb
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Delhi air pollution worse than expected as water vapor skews figures
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Trust in European Union is not catching up to pre-crisis levels, finds new study
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Black holes: Not endings, but beginnings? Theoretical study delves into 'white holes'
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The 'sustainable' cod in your shopping basket may be no such thing—new study reveals mislabeling
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Mysterious radio signals are discovered coming from 'unprecedented' part of space
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Sending nudes but no first kisses: Teenagers' relationships during the pandemic
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'Benevolent' bosses are also more generous with their company tax information
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Making the net zero transition fair for workers
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Devastating landslides have hit Milford Sound in the past—the impact would dwarf Whakaari/White Island today
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Kultarrs are tiny, cryptic creatures that only come out at night—scientists are finally learning how they live
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Nearly 40% of companies missed or abandoned 2020 climate targets with no consequences, says study
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Australia's superb lyrebirds 'farm' the forest floor to increase their prey, a behavior rarely seen in nature
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'Self-driving' microscope allows imaging at different scales and long-term tracking
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As growth in the space economy accelerates, US leadership remains critical, report outlines
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Cells 'speed date' to find their neighbors when forming tissues
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Sorry Flat Earthers! NASA scientist gives brutal response that instantly proves our planet is ROUND
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Chemists discover new method to transform carbon dioxide to formate
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Democracy first? Economic model begs to differ
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Q&A: Do women leaders drive better environmental outcomes?
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Mosquito pain receptors found to be less sensitive during extreme heat, which could nullify some natural bug sprays
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Laser-based radiation detector allows testing from a safer distance
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Deep-sea fish study reveals evolutionary marvels in Earth's hadal zone
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Photosynthesis research offers support for low-valence paradigm
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A new name for one of the world's rarest rhinoceroses
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Mexico City's local geology could amplify damage from moderate earthquakes
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Scientists find structural variation that boosts grain number in sorghum
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Puzzling observation by JWST: Galaxies in the deep universe rotate in the same direction
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'Old stump' spotted by deer hunter is actually a mammoth tusk, Texas researchers say
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Vodafone is DOWN: Network crashes leaving thousands of Britons unable to use the internet
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Observations of a nearby pulsar wind nebula reveal a radio jet feature with a helical magnetic field inside
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Eukaryotic phytoplankton decline due to ocean acidification could significantly impact global carbon cycle
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A new protocol to image wave functions in continuous space
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White dwarf and red dwarf duo emit radio pulses every two hours
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'Stranded' astronauts closer to coming home after next ISS launch
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NASA fires chief scientist, more Trump cuts to come
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Mongolia's children choke in toxic pollution
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Unnoticed for decades, dinosaur footprints at Australian school reveal ancient secrets
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NASA's newest space telescope Spherex blasts off to map the entire sky and millions of galaxies
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Hawaii volcano again puts tall lava fountains on display in latest eruption episode
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Scientists take important step toward mitigating errors in analog quantum simulations of many-body problems
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Incorporating Gd into Fe-doped nickel oxide markedly enhances oxygen evolution reaction activity
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Growth rates of broilers contribute to behavior differences, shedding light on welfare impacts
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