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Strategic alliance brings high-energy nuclear electric propulsion closer to reality
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New methods generate and supercharge magnetism of 2D materials
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Satellite observations show changing rainfall patterns impact crops and forests
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Saltwater will taint 77% of coastal aquifers by century's end, modeling study finds
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Emperor penguins lead to discovery of new detoxification pathway for mercury
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Q&A: Discovery opens up possibilities for new AI-developed antibiotic
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China’s ‘dreamy’ new ship aims for Earth’s mantle—and assumes ocean-drilling leadership
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With venerable ship’s retirement, U.S.-led ocean-drilling program ends
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Universal barcodes unlock fast-paced small molecule synthesis
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Engineering stability in the microbiome: New research could lead to optimized probiotic creation
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Met Office is SLAMMED over its 'confusing' yellow alerts ahead of Storm Bert - as experts claim the agency underplayed weather that left four dead
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Discovery cracks code for how nature's microbes build antibiotics
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Male humpback whale travels record-breaking distance for breeding purposes
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Tax audits can significantly boost compliance, but only if designed well
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Malibu wildfire grows as thousands still evacuated
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La Niña may come back, but climate change could limit its effects
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Researchers develop spintronics platform for energy-efficient generative AI
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Mediterranean coral gardens may inevitably be compromised
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Advanced atom interferometer could help with 'the embarrassing problem' of dark matter
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Supramolecular sorting machine separates aromatic and aliphatic compounds
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Don't like tattoos? You're probably over 50! Study shows older people see body art as less beautiful
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Noninvasive imaging method can penetrate deeper into living tissue
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Stone Age insights: Life, death and fire in ancient Ukraine
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To tattoo or not tattoo: Testing the limits of beauty in body art
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Mathematician solves the moving sofa problem
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Super-enzyme can enhance CO₂ capture in extreme conditions
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Geochemical analysis reveals origins of red dust that blanketed New Zealand's Southern Alps
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Milestone 10-GeV experiment shines light on laser-plasma interactions
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Drug-free pain relief: Solvent molecules offer non-addictive alternative
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Grass vs. buckthorn: Native plants' surprising role in forest defense
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Research captures plight of British children trapped in dire camps conditions
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What went wrong? NASA conducts first aircraft accident probe on another planet
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Study pinpoints 'hotspots' of harmful air pollutant in Dublin
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A new, more economical and sustainable material design uses sunlight to decontaminate air
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Could Africa's largest water dispute be avoided with open science? Researchers propose how to share Nile's resources
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Research offers strategies to counter counterfeit luxury goods
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Study reveals how companies might unknowingly recruit narcissists
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Firefly Sparkle: Newly discovered galaxy mirrors Milky Way's early days
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New AI tool pinpoints gene splicing with unmatched precision
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The hidden benefits of birdsong
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Nanofluidic devices and their role in matter manipulation
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New species of ancient fish may be smallest known vertebrate fossil in Queensland's history
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As seas rise, marshes may still trap carbon and cool planet
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Why being forced to precisely follow a curriculum harms teachers and students
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Awareness without time? A deep look into timelessness in deep meditative states
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Cat videos and wild caracals: How the internet's viral trends can help conservation
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Simple, eco-friendly technique uses bacteria to produce vitamin B2 naturally
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How job ads shape gender and racial segregation in UK workforce
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Astronomers discover magnetic loops around supermassive black hole
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Eyes on the sun: Naked thallium-205 ion decay reveals history over millions of years
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Fast, rewritable computing with DNA origami registers
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Copper nanoclusters enable control of CO₂ reduction products
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Global trade in wild animals is soaring—South Africa's laws aren't doing enough to prevent harm
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Death threats, phone tapping and stalking: The consequences academics can face from sharing their research
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New third class of magnetism could transform digital memory: Experiment bridges theory and real-life realization
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AI was supposed to make the UK benefits system more efficient—instead it's brought bias and hunger
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Uncovering pigments and techniques used to paint the Berlin Wall
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'I was scared': Many student teachers had bad math experiences at school. Here's how they can do better
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Molding complex tissues using gallium: Researcher explains new method
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How bat-origin pathogenic viruses manipulate human cell death and inflammation
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How to catch the Geminids, one of the strongest meteor showers of the year
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New research highlights the effects higher environmental taxes have on offshore production
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Lipid nanoparticle delivers potential mRNA cure for pre-eclampsia
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Mechanics, not just genetics, drive diversity in crocodile scales
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New X-ray technique maps the nanoscale architecture of functional materials
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If 'correlation doesn't imply causation,' how do scientists figure out why things happen?
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BlueTriton's exit from Ontario shows the effectiveness of bottled water opposition movements
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Teachers lack resources to meet classroom needs, and absences shouldn't surprise us
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Sediment is a time capsule that shows how past climate change altered our landscapes—and hints at their future
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