Unified model explains extreme jet streams on all giant planets
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Microwave technique allows energy-efficient chemical reactions
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Holocene skeletal samples challenge link between sedentary lifestyles and age-related bone weakening
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To prevent rapid sea-level rise, study urges reducing emissions now
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Scientists reveal mechanisms of synthetic microbial consortium for soil remediation
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Molecular switch discovery could open door to male birth control
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Astronomers saw a rogue planet going through a rapid growth spurt
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Destined to melt: Study warns glaciers' ability to cool surrounding air faces imminent decline
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Drummond Rennie obituary
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New tool offers single-cell study of specific genetic variants
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Precise date interstellar visitor will reveal itself as 'alien mothership' or comet confirmed
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Peptide nanotubes show promise for overcoming chemotherapy resistance
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Proteome analysis can predict biological effects of yeast mutations
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New report urges critical action to address growing biosecurity risks
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Development of new grouting material offers solution to ancient grotto erosion
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Scientists develop safer and more sustainable antimicrobials to prevent infection of cow udders
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Diterpenes from trees shown to form aerosols, prompting updates to atmospheric models
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Stable ferroaxial states offer a new type of light-controlled non-volatile memory
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Catalyst design strategy enhances green urea synthesis efficiency
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New model helps supermarkets keep shelves stocked during crises—and go greener
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Multimode quantum entanglement achieved via dissipation engineering
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Arctic seals and more than half of bird species are in trouble on latest list of threatened species
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'Nothing to see here': How corporate spin confuses Wall Street
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Key regulator for microalgae's adaptation to low-CO₂ environments identified
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First-of-its-kind report reveals rise of athlete-owned media
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When mathematics meets aesthetics: Tessellations as a precise tool for solving complex problems
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By removing common biases, study debunks U-shaped happiness curve with age
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Properly managed urban rainwater could also be used for cleaning or irrigation purposes
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Ice XXI: Scientists use X-ray laser to identify new room-temperature phase
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Hippos survived in Europe well into the last ice age, study finds
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Controlling atomic interactions in ultracold gas 'at the push of a button'
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Access to official information and trust in government boost expatriate voting among undocumented immigrants
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How protein condensates determine a cell's fate
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'Battleship'-style math can improve sustainable design, groundwater management, nuclear waste storage and more
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Physics-informed AI excels at large-scale discovery of new materials
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The Scrooge effect: Rich people really ARE more selfish, scientists confirm
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Screen time linked to lower academic achievement among elementary students in Ontario, Canada
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The playbook for perfect polaritons: Rules for creating quasiparticles that can power optical computers, quantum devices
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Analysis suggests attitudes, not income, drive energy savings at home
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Brain scans reveal where taste and smell become flavor
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Researchers uncover hidden plant-microbe strategy that boosts crop growth under nutrient stress
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Vole teeth reveal how a simple change can create complex new features over time
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Event Horizon Telescope images reveal new dark matter detection method
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Autonomous robot glider to circle the globe in historic ocean mission
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Scientists create nanofluidic chip with 'brain-like' memory pathways
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Wild lupine flower genetics could be key to conservation of species
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Pacific circulation key to lower CO₂ during ice ages, simulations show
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Biochar helps composting go greener by cutting greenhouse gas emissions
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Lasers made muon beams, no massive accelerator needed
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Young sunlike star reveals rapid two-year magnetic cycle
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Why you should NEVER drink bottled water after its best before date - amid warnings of cancer-causing microplastics
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LED light blasts cancer cells and spares healthy ones
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Is Earth on track for a mass extinction? More than 48,000 animals are now at risk of being wiped out, report warns
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Rare Jurassic 'sword dragon' prehistoric reptile discovered in the UK
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Stained glass window bought for £20 'may have belonged to Robert the Bruce', antiques dealer claims
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Storm Karen erupts in the Atlantic as more than ten million Americans are warned of hurricane-like conditions
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Astronomers discover ultra-luminous infrared galaxy lurking behind quasar
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Rare disease possibly identified in 12th century child's skeletal remains
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Chemical pollutants affect wildlife and human behavior—but toxicologists are reluctant to carry out tests
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Arctic seals, most bird species on new list of threatened species
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The evolution of male mental health in television
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Strain engineering enhances spin readout in quantum technologies, study shows
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Celestial standoff! Scientists capture an image of two black holes circling each other for the first time
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Setting your home up for success: Small animal owner fire awareness
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Caregivers identify key barriers to youth enrichment programs in low-income communities
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Pointless work tasks driving employees to switch off and burn out, new research finds
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California physicist and Nobel laureate John Martinis won't quit on quantum computers
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Warning issued as scammers target UK travellers amid EU entry 'confusing' new rules
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Revealed: The cringeworthy words and phrases you should NEVER use in a work email - including 'Happy Friday' and 'reaching out'
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Mistaken identity! The most famous portrait of Marie Antoinette as a child is really of her SISTER, study finds
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