Giving rivers room to move: How rethinking flood management can benefit people and nature
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How dramatic daily swings in oxygen shaped early animal life
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AI reshapes how we observe the stars
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Could bullying be an evolutionary trait?
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Updated physical model helps reconstruct sudden, dramatic sea level rise after last ice age
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Basil Hiley obituary
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China authorizes controversial hydropower project in landslide-prone region of Tibet
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Amazon Fire Stick users could face a £1,000 fine for using new feature
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Cuts to research into inequality, disparities and other DEIA topics harm science
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Study reveals controlled proton tunneling in water trimers
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From deluges to drought: Climate change speeds up water cycle, triggers more extreme weather
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A European startup scrubs its attempt to launch an orbital rocket on its first test flight
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Engineers redefine how heat transfers on advanced surfaces
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Modeling the past and future of Antarctica's Aurora Subglacial Basin water flow
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High-precision quantum gates with diamond spin qubits achieve error rate below 0.1%
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Electrochemical process that uses carbon dioxide to produce oxygen could be used in space
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Introduced Pacific oysters provide biodiversity benefits in Australia's Port River
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Shocking spherules on Mars
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How a gaming program is giving neurodivergent kids a power up
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Event Horizon Telescope allows close study of accelerating jets from black holes
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Analytical model predicts how bacteria navigate obstacles to spread
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Wide system changes needed for Australian schools to reach equity goals
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How chromosomes shape up for cell division: Scientists reveal DNA loop formation mechanisms
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California banned polystyrene: So why is it still on store shelves?
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How power at work follows you at home—for better and worse
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Hot streaks boost productivity, study shows
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Breathing-soliton laser study unveils new complexities in synchronization phenomena
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Faced with soaring landslide costs, Palos Verdes considers toll on iconic coastal road
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Climate warming and heat waves are accelerating global lake deoxygenation, study finds
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Does the Hall of Records really exist? Scientists reveal the truth about the legendary concept - as study claims it is hidden underneath the Pyramids of Giza
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Researchers achieve de novo biosynthesis of plant lignans using synthetic yeast consortia
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Magnetic nanoparticles transport drugs deep into tumors to slow cancer growth
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New hi-tech buoys improve south coast scientific surveillance
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Decades-long quest leads to new antibiotic compounds
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Nature's time machine: How long-term studies unlock evolution's secrets
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Might the proton decay in other places or at other times?
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Scientists engineer starfish cells to shape-shift in response to light
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Historical robber 'Schinderhannes' clearly identified: Skeletons were mixed up about 220 years ago
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White-collar crimes: 'Fall from grace' and the stigma of reentry into society
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SpaceX targets end of month for private astronaut polar orbit mission Fram2
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Astronomers discover new giant molecular cloud in the Milky Way
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NASA websites no longer promote 'first woman' on the moon for Artemis
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Researchers unveil unidirectional light focusing using diffractive optics
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Embrace change with dynamic conservation models: Study challenges traditional protected area approach
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Ice-cold beer at the touch of a button! Self-cooling can created by British engineer chills drinks in seconds
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Is Yellowstone's supervolcano about to erupt? Scientists discover a newly opened volcanic vent spewing steam into the air
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New drug delivery method promises months-long effects with fewer injections
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Loch Ness monster hunter is STUNNED as a mysterious black hump is filmed rising and sinking out of the water
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S. Korea authorities deploy choppers, troops to battle wildfire
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A European startup is set to launch an orbital rocket on its first test flight
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A mix of science and tradition helps restore relics in China's Forbidden City
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Solar eclipse to follow lunar display in March
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Old botanical surveys help researchers track how plants on Australia's islands are changing
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Bridging the gap between the cosmic microwave background and the first galaxies
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Astronomers unveil 'baby pictures' of the first stars and galaxies
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Team discovers 'dark oxygen' on the seafloor
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Next-generation AI hardware: 3D photonic-electronic platform boosts efficiency and bandwidth
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What's the difference between baking powder and baking soda? It's subtle, but significant
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Researches find the only kangaroo that doesn't hop—and it can teach us how roos evolved their quirky gait
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AMoRE experiment sets new limits on neutrinoless double beta decay of ¹⁰⁰Mo
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Guardians of the vineyard: Canines and chemistry work to combat powdery mildew
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Ten lockdown lessons to learn for next time
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Peer review is meant to prevent scientific misconduct: But it has its own problems
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Dendritic spines: The key to understanding how memories are linked in time
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We found a new wasp! Students in Australia are discovering insect species through citizen science
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Euclid opens data treasure trove, offers glimpse of deep fields
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Britain has almost 1 million young people not in work or education; here's what evidence shows can change that
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Webb telescope directly observes exoplanet CO₂ for first time
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Evolution: Features that help in finding a mate may lead to smaller brains
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Experiments show gray seals can monitor their own blood oxygen levels to prevent drowning
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