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Leveling the playing field: How technology practices can reduce remote worker bias
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Outrage as Google goes down kicking users out of accounts across America
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Cut emissions 70% by 2035? There's only one policy that can get us there
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Hybrid nanoantennas enable light capture from diamond defects
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Decoding a decade of grouper grunts unlocks spawning secrets and shifts
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Shedding light on the toxicity of Bluefin tuna
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Dogs can extend word meanings to new objects based on function, not appearance
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Discovery of insects trapped in amber sheds light on ancient Amazon rainforest
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Body-positive and humorous parody social media inspire women to challenge unrealistic body standards
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U.S. faces rising death toll from wildfire smoke, study finds
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From fragile to fertile: The science behind sandy soil recovery
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How you make it matters: Spintronics device performance tied to atomic interface changes
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Bible Belt flips script on women CEO pay, study finds
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Gabrielle set to explode into a hurricane within DAYS as spaghetti models reveal storm's shifting path
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Arctic sea ice reaches annual low
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eDNA can help detect kelp-derived carbon on ocean floor
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Advanced AI links atomic structure to quantum tech
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People with conservative political leanings more likely to believe in health disinformation, study finds
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Climate change linked to landslide that buried Swiss village
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You're taking the p***! Dystopian toilet won't give you loo roll unless you watch an advert first
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New robot developed for vineyard applications
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Thermal trigger: Scientists develop heat-activated protein control for targeted cell death
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Small nuclear RNA base editing offers a safer alternative to CRISPR, researchers find
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Barley's root defense: Protein could be key to surviving acidic, aluminum-rich soils
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New light-powered gears fit inside a strand of hair
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Northrop Grumman cargo ship reaches the International Space Station a day late after engine issue
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Farm dams could cut emissions and boost wildlife if farmers get support
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How will SpaceX's massive Starship affect you when it comes to Florida?
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Secret spider societies reveal surprising brain differences
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California issues advisory on a parasitic fly whose maggots can infest living humans
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Simulations of exoplanet formation may help inform search for extraterrestrial life
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Why our organs cannot simply be classified as male or female
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Engineers uncover why tiny particles form clusters in turbulent air
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Supermassive black holes observed in the most distant 'dying' massive galaxies, revealing co-evolution
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Astronomers detect a new black-widow pulsar
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New Mars research reveals multiple episodes of habitability in Jezero Crater
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The European roots of Africa's giant predatory dinosaurs
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New software tool aims to democratize access to space camera development
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Scientists discover thousands of dangerous microplastics lurking in vegetables
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MicroBooNE detector excludes electron neutrino cause of MiniBooNE anomaly
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Tiny creatures with big influence on coral reefs
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Afghanistan's August 2025 earthquake reveals the cost of international isolation, scientists warn
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'Forgotten' royal castle is FOUND after 700 years: Archaeologists uncover lost fortress on a remote Scottish island that was once home to kings
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Universal scheme efficiently generates arbitrary two-qubit gates in superconducting quantum processors
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You're eating Maltesers wrong! Scientist reveals the best way to consume the treat - and why you SHOULDN'T nibble the chocolate off first
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EU seeks 'face-saving' deal on UN climate target
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Can Hayabusa2 touch down? Study reveals space mission's target asteroid is tinier and faster than thought
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Britain's most dangerous spider goes on a biting spree: Four Brits are attacked by noble false widows - with one unlucky victim finding a creature hiding in her KNICKERS
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Only 40% of countries have booked lodging for Amazon climate meet
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Australian scientists grapple with 'despicable' butterfly heist
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12-million-year-old porpoise fossil found in Peru
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Australia unveils 'anti-climactic' new emissions cuts
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Europe, Mediterranean coast saw record drought in August: EU data
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Adaptable 3D bioprinting technique can boost engineered tissue output
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Sub-Neptune exoplanets unlikely to be water-rich ocean worlds, researchers say
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Oil rig study reveals vital role of tiny hoverflies
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Wild chimps consume the equivalent of 2 cocktails a day, research finds
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Meta teams up with Oakley on AI sports glasses with an action-ready hidden camera - the ultimate gadget for fitness influencers
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ChatGPT appears to improvise when put through ancient Greek math puzzle
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I've analyzed the videos of the 'second Charlie Kirk shooter'. I know exactly what happened...
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Amid war, a Ukrainian genomics research program blooms
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Solar storms set to batter Earth sparking blackouts and Northern Lights as NASA warns the sun is 'waking up'
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De-extinction of the dodo takes a MAJOR step forwards: Scientists successfully reprogramme pigeon stem cells - and it could allow them to resurrect the lost species by 2030
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Ubiquitin's ability to tag synthetic compounds offers new path to drug discovery
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'Greenhushing' is a trend that leaves businesses downplaying their environmental wins
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NASA's tally of planets outside our solar system reaches 6,000
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An incredible comeback: Chicago River fish populations show signs of recovery as 24 species spawn
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Some small asteroids can abruptly explode
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Unexpected activity of metabolic compound helps decode plants' language of light
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