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University must pay $10m for forcing people to have Covid vaccine
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Triturus newts reveal a genetic balancing act
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Brazil weakens Amazon protections days after COP30
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Electron-phonon interactions in crystals found to be quantized by a fundamental constant
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Astrophysicist helps decode one of the universe's strangest explosions
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Sensational Viking Age grave newly uncovered
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Pompeii construction site confirms recipe for Roman concrete
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Pompeii offers insights into ancient Roman building technology
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Chaotic 3D currents form multiple microplastic 'attractors' beneath the ocean surface, study finds
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Geminid Meteor Shower Could Display 100 Meteors Per Hour as Last Event of 2025
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A look under the hood of DeepSeek’s AI models doesn’t provide all the answers
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Inside the European hotel where staff SWIM to work - and guests can do the same
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Simple light trick reveals hidden brain pathways in microscopic detail
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Small root mutation could make crops fertilize themselves
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Asked why we need Golden Dome, the man in charge points to a Hollywood film
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Archaeologists Found a Cube-Shaped Human Skull in Mexico
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Cooperative intermolecular interactions regulate supramolecular polymer assembly
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The Star of Bethlehem Wasn’t Actually a Star, NASA Scientist Says
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Female Galápagos seabirds have flings—and males seem OK with it
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Health monitoring patch offers gentle way to conserve frog populations
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Elusive species face the greatest threat from human land use, global analysis finds
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Could Your Depression Be Cured With Laughing Gas?
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Prehistoric Bird Swallowed 800 Rocks and Choked to Death—But Why?
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A new traveling-wave Josephson amplifier with built-in reverse isolation
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What NASA says would happen if Earth got too close to a black hole
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Protecting orchids found nowhere else on Earth
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UN Report: Investing in planetary health would deliver higher GDP, fewer deaths, less poverty
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New cosmic lens measurements deepen the Hubble tension mystery
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The twisted nanotubes that tell a story: Geometry-based approach can transmit magnon-based data
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CH-3 data reveals unexpectedly active electrical environment at Moon’s South Pole
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Trust in science is low among minorities for a reason, research finds
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Short-lived optical flare AT2022zod is an unusual tidal disruption event, astronomers find
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Aditya-L1’s data sheds new light on May 2024 superstorm
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A freely available tool to document wartime destruction
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Platelet-inspired nanoparticles can boost brain-computer interface electrode performance
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Astronomers capture sudden black hole blast firing ultra fast winds
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It's the JWST's turn to look for an intermediate mass black hole
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2025 is on track to become the second hottest year on RECORD, study reveals - as scientists make fresh plea to 'rapidly reduce greenhouse gas emissions'
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Microneedle system delivers biofertilizer directly into plants, boosting growth with less waste
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Why Your Brain Forces You to Turn Down the Music When Driving Gets Stressful
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Some irritability is normal. Here’s when it’s not
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White paper on leadership opportunities for AI to increase employee value released
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World's rarest marsupial: What new research reveals about its survival needs
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From light to logic: Ultrafast quantum switching in 2D materials
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18m Americans told to stay indoors as air fills with toxins linked to cancer and heart attacks
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GeoFlame VISION: Using AI and satellite imagery to predict future wildfire risk
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Oyster larvae and addictive drugs: Study finds exposure affects behavior and survival rates
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This surprising discovery rewrites the Milky Way’s origin story
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AI-enabled monitoring system could help keep dairy calves healthy
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Research seeks solutions to mine site waste, from the ground up
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Two studies enable a method of detecting algal bloom toxins in popular seafood crustacean
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Primed to burn: What's behind the intense, sudden fires burning across New South Wales and Tasmania?
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Australia's supercomputers are falling behind—and it's hurting our ability to adapt to climate change
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What do stingrays actually eat? New study reveals some only prefer a single type of prawn
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Putting away your winter clothes? Science explains how to keep them safe over summer
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Genes behind the insecticide-resistant aphids damaging Australia's crops
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How eating oysters could help restore South Australia's algal-bloom-ravaged coast
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Scientists are baffled by a 'never-seen-before' blast from a supermassive black hole 130 million light-years away
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'It was a matter of time': Illness affecting bats may have arrived in Las Vegas
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The American West's most iconic tree is disappearing
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What the f***? Americans use the 'f-word' more frequently than Brits…but Australians are the most creative in how they use it, study finds
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Could a drug for narcolepsy change the world? | Zoe Williams
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Most of the world isn’t getting enough omega-3
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New study charts how cartel violence increases risks for migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border
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Slower company acquisition pace can boost corporate values
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Scientists discover a 'new state' of matter in which atoms can exist as both solid AND liquid at the same time
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Warning issued as major tourist destination sees rise in bear attacks - here's how to stay safe
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The surprising culprit limiting the abundance of Earth's largest land animals
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Molten metal nano-droplets reveal new hybrid state of matter where solids meet liquids
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