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Critical blood defense receptor CD163 mapped for first time
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Women-driven community education in Nepal | Science
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Guiding science in China | Science
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An end to human exceptionalism | Science
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The meaning of our meals | Science
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Romanian brown bear management regresses | Science
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Equitable access needed in clinical research | Science
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Lined up for entanglement | Science
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New data fill long-standing gaps in the study of policing | Science
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Beyond hedonic eating | Science
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Mapping a complex evolutionary history | Science
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Permanent shifts in the global water cycle | Science
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The true origin of the Sutton Hoo helmet: Archaeologists are amazed as analysis reveals the iconic metal headpiece was NOT from Sweden after all
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Cartilage and bone development: Three paths to skeleton formation
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First fossil hyena tracks found in South Africa. How expert animal trackers helped
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Topology-based quantum states resist noise, promising more stable networks
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Master architects of spider world discovered in northern Australia
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Scientists achieve breakthrough in harnessing heat to control magnetism in 2D materials
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Artificial cells can glow at room temperature in response to external target molecules
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New data shed light on impact of charged ions from coronal mass ejections
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Hundreds of fungi species threatened with extinction: IUCN
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Canada's housing crisis is preventing millions from forming the households they want
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Ecological disruptions are a risk to national security
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Space telescope Gaia sent into 'retirement' but legacy endures
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Barriers to affordable housing found—research recommends establishing regional authority
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Could a deeper understanding of the seasons and how they are changing improve resilience to climate change?
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New research shows how technology can help support marginalized communities in a global crisis
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Wild marmots' social networks reveal controversial evolutionary theory in action
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Amazon Spring Sale UK Apple deals rival Prime Day - shop unmissable offers on AirTags, AirPods, iPhones and more
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How corroding sea structures can provide vital habitats for marine life
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Researchers create global 3D dataset of seawater pH using stepwise FFNN algorithm
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Genetic mutations linked to Marek's disease in chickens identified
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Kids and the internet: How our new tool assesses children's 'digital maturity'
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Revealed: The most popular 'Britishisms' being used by Americans - with 'bonkers' topping the list
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Cleaner fuels, greener industries: New approach synthesizes zeolites with diverse aluminum contents
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Voyage tracks some of the world's fiercest ocean currents in the Mozambique Channel
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Humpback whales' use of memory to time their migration could prove less effective amid climate change
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One day we might seed the universe with life. But should we?
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Why is housing so expensive? Blame the Great Recession and its resulting construction labor shortage
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Graphene-based programmable surfaces advance terahertz imaging and 6G communications
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We must not ignore eugenics in our genetics curriculum, says professor
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Nanocomposite hydrogel adapts to multiple stimuli for targeted drug release
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Elusive 'Blaze Star' could finally appear in our skies tonight after multiple false alarms - here's how to see it
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Coral diseases and water quality threaten restoration efforts
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Scientists develop neural networks to enhance spectral data compression efficiency for new vacuum solar telescope
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Novel enzyme can extract valuable compounds from plant waste using a green chemistry approach
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When a 1-in-100-year flood washed through the Coorong, it made the vital microbiome of this lagoon healthier
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Locked out: How property prices fuel rent increases
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Discovery reveals how a specialized structure in plant cells helps regulate photosynthesis
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How calcium may have unlocked the origins of life's molecular asymmetry
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Bizarre compounds of oxygen and carbon with explosive potential revealed
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The Airbnb transparency effect: The impact of pricing on consumer behavior
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Happy dogs make happy humans, and 9 other reasons science says dogs need to chew
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Happy job, happy life? Works both ways, new research shows
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In my family, introvert-extrovert pairings are common. But I had to get to 36 to learn which one applied to me | Jessie Cole
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Beyond ambiguous reflections: Bridging optical 3D metrology and computer vision
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Terahertz imaging reveals new views of internal cochlea structure
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Sowing the seeds of greater food diversity in Africa
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Humans are bad at reading dogs' emotions—but we can learn to do better
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Nature's viny vampire: Discovering what drives parasitic Cuscuta campestris
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Human urine, a valuable resource as fertilizer for sustainable urban agriculture
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Assumptions about genomic diversity may create conservation illusions of population health
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Conserving our cultural record is more important than ever, expert argues
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New AI model can measure weed growth—here's how it could help ensure global food security
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