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Tiny sensors rapidly detect trace 'forever chemicals' in drinking water
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Study of the world's longest-lived person reveals rare genes and good bacteria are among the keys to a long life
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AI can write your college essay, but it won't sound like you
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Guts of endangered Indus River dolphins found to be inundated with microplastics
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Supermassive black hole spews gas at record speeds, upending mass estimates
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Indonesian breeds may carry genetics that can make cattle more sustainable and productive
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Trees are dying at an alarming rate: Researchers need more data to understand why
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Millions of birds fly 'highways' across US—and their migration routes are breaking down
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Generative framework proposed for ecological soundscape analysis
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One-time nitrogen application boosts ammonia emissions in maize fields
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Understanding problems tougher than solving them, mobile game experiment shows
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Sniffing out cancer: Volatile organic compounds show promise for early multi-cancer detection
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Gradient-doped crystal design enhances laser performance in dual-end pumping configuration
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Tumbleweed rover tests demonstrate transformative technology for low-cost Mars exploration
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Light-driven thermal barriers control fluid flow in three dimensions
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Drought and low water levels could slow global trade at the Panama Canal
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Young people are saving on rent by staying at home longer, but 'you pay with your mental health'
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How the First Amendment protects Americans' speech, and how it does not
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A new twist on Heisenberg's uncertainty principle can sharpen quantum sensors
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Indigenous Australians are crucial to hitting our 2035 climate targets. That transition has to be fairer
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Baby horses exposed to gut bacteria develop immune response that guards lungs against pneumonia
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Warm exo-titans as a test of planetary atmospheric diversity
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Better together: Researchers discover how cells keep groups of proteins in check
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How climate policy can be made socially just and enforceable worldwide
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Relationships help determine whether students report hazing, study shows
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Unmanned submersible developed to collect typhoon data and improve forecasting
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Tiny iron oxide stones reveal Earth's ancient oceans were carbon-poor, challenging previous assumptions
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Space dynamics lab shares open-source software to detect potentially dangerous meteors
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Quantum random number generator combines small size and high speed
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Oldest-known hippopotamus ivory object found in Iberian Peninsula Copper Age site
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High tech gardens at the Natural History Museum are switched on
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A chilling discovery: The surprising flexibility of ice at the nanoscale
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Sunk debris from World Wars provides home for wildlife
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Non-detection of persistent radio source places tightest constraints yet on non-repeating fast radio burst origins
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Turning rust into fuel: Green rust catalyst developed for cost-effective hydrogen storage
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Adapting to a seasonal diet: How Japanese Macaque gut microbiomes handle food scarcity
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Chatbot connections: New study reveals the truth about AI boyfriends
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Scientists develop a shark-proof wetsuit - as incredible footage shows it resisting a bite from a Great White
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Now in 3D: Yale scientists catch Legionnaires' disease 'in the act'
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A molecular zipper and a DNA link team up to protect fertility
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Escape from PARIS: Virus smuggles RNA into bacterial cell to survive immunity
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Atomic switching converts indoles to benzimidazoles in one pot, accelerating drug discovery
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New research reveals women outperform men on intelligence, competitiveness and literacy
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A new way to see the hidden complexity of our genes
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Ferrimagnet spin waves act like bosonic semiconductors, study finds
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Humberto feared to merge with second storm in historic hurricane event threatening East Coast
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Colorado's wolves wander farther west in state, new map shows
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Scientists discover that cell nucleus is actually less dense than surrounding cytoplasm
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Chip-scale cold atom experiments could unleash the power of quantum science in the field
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Rapid rise of private club and travel teams found in youth sports
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Shining a light on dark valleytronics: First direct observation of dark excitons in atomically thin materials
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Experts are perfecting new strategies to make trees more resilient
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Mathematical model guides allocation of funds and resources for protecting fragile ecosystems
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Shortfin mako sharks show enhanced thermoregulation abilities during deep dives
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Rivers' hidden helpers: Examining microbes that clean up nitrogen pollution across China
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Subway station study reveals fungal communities
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Motion of planet-forming spirals captured by ALMA
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Hot springs in Japan give insight into ancient microbial life on Earth
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Scientists propose new framework to assess soil microbial carbon pump
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Construction worker stigma putting lives at risk, new research warns
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Moon landing conspiracy theories are reignited online as NASA reveals details for the Artemis II mission - as one sceptic jokes 'I hope they have better CGI this time'
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Rare nova super-remnant discovered in the Large Magellanic Cloud
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Long overlooked small proteins in E. coli offer new insights into the bacteria
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