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Optimized in vitro fertilization techniques to boost Caribbean coral restoration efforts
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Do women really talk more than men? Scientists finally reveal the truth
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Coupled semiconductor lasers generate novel optical patterns, enabling new spectroscopy techniques
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Greenhouse gas emissions grow in latest data, throwing Minnesota off target for climate goals
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Artemis team leaders say major changes under Trump could mean more delays
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Trio of rare tiger cubs spotted in Thai national park
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Healthy gut bacteria that feed on sugar analyzed for the first time
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Thailand orders stubble burning crackdown as pollution spikes
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Indonesia deforestation rises for third year running: NGO
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Ear muscle we thought humans didn't use—except for wiggling our ears—activates during focused listening
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Burning grasslands to maintain them: How does it help biodiversity?
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Burundi is losing its trees: How to break heavy charcoal use and tree clearing through climate reforms
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Examining the economic impacts of aquatic dead zones
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Honesty can strengthen romantic relationships despite potential hurt, study finds
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Study of 16 years of U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement finds that workers were not hurt by freer trade
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Study finds India doubled its tiger population in a decade and credits conservation efforts
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The life cycle and climate adaptability of South Africa's endemic Cape Autumn widow butterfly
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In research, ignoring female birds harms scientific understanding
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Forecasting wildfires: AI-powered tool to combat rising wildfire danger
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Nature journaling provides differing benefits to adults and youth
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Simulation aligns skyrmion dynamics with real-time experiments
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Imaging research on monoclonal antibodies sheds light on protein dynamics for biopharmaceutical development
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Ragweed's evolutionary edge: Study reveals supergenes behind invasive plant's rapid global invasion
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From Earth to space: Testing tech in lava tubes for future space exploration
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Light and temperature key to cultivation of a special microalga
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Muon spin rotation spectroscopy uncovers unique behavior and structure of a phosphorus-containing organic radical
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First steps taken toward developing interstellar lightsails
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Multi-camera system tracks dairy cows for improved health and productivity
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Light-twisting materials created from nano semiconductors could be a game-changer for optics
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Groundwater in the Arctic is delivering more carbon into the ocean than was previously known
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To improve school climate and discipline, teacher diversity and experience matter
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Polar bears are struggling to get enough to eat as sea ice dwindles due to climate change, study finds
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AI adoption in higher education: Bridging the STEM and non-STEM divide
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Climate change increases risk of successive natural hazards in the Himalayas
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Largest single-burial assemblage of beads confirmed at ancient Montelirio grave site
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Rising global temperatures linked to bird population decline in remote areas
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If we listen to how Gen Z really feel about democracy they might stop telling us they prefer authoritarianism
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How nonprofits abroad can fill gaps when the US government cuts off foreign aid
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News at a glance: Trump turmoil, New Zealand’s funding overhaul, and an AI expert tripped by AI
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Hippocampal coding of identity, sex, hierarchy, and affiliation in a social group of wild fruit bats | Science
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Scratching promotes allergic inflammation and host defense via neurogenic mast cell activation | Science
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Randomizing the human genome by engineering recombination between repeat elements | Science
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Multiplex generation and single-cell analysis of structural variants in mammalian genomes | Science
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Transforming achiral semiconductors into chiral domains with exceptional circular dichroism | Science
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Gen Z seeks safety above all else as the generation grows up amid constant crisis and existential threat
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Ancient genomics and the origin, dispersal, and development of domestic sheep | Science
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Conformational dynamics of a multienzyme complex in anaerobic carbon fixation | Science
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Genome recombination on demand | Science
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International commitment to safe nuclear reactors | Science
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Rising seas endanger maritime heritage | Science
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The monster in the room | Science
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International commitment to safe nuclear reactors—Response | Science
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Scratching more than an itch | Science
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Catching carbon fixation without fixing | Science
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Taking responsibility: Asilomar and its legacy | Science
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Learning the language of life with AI | Science
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Invoking Asilomar | Science
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Viewing Asilomar from the Global South | Science
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NextGen Voices: Research Safeguards | Science
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Specific neurons may explain why maggots love the texture of decaying fruit
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Complex engineering of human cell lines reveals genome's unexpected resilience to structural changes
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Ancient DNA analyses bring to life the 11,000-year intertwined genomic history of sheep and humans
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