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Studies improve modeling of ecosystem productivity and evapotranspiration
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Dark matter might leave a 'fingerprint' on light, scientists say
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New link between peroxide and sulfide metabolism discovered
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Chemists reveal new insights into protein linked to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
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Researchers identify factors that influenced the expansion of the Patagonian ice sheet
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US warplane spotted circling drug-smuggling hotspot in mysterious pattern
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Study finds nanofiltration membranes most effective in tackling pharmaceutical pollution
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Nanobody-guided approach enables efficient fluorescent labeling of endogenous proteins
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Safe injection method for traditional topical antibiotic could reduce antibiotic resistance
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Chemobiological platform enables renewable conversion of sugars into core aromatic hydrocarbons of petroleum
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Swarm reveals growing weak spot in Earth's magnetic field
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Apple is rumoured to be launching THREE brand new products this week - here's what we expect to see
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Cosmic dust could have sparked life on Earth
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Dancing proteins keep cells moving: Redefining the function and role of key factors in actin filament disassembly
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Moderate warming may not doom humid subtropical forests' carbon storage
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Mechanical method uses collisions to break down plastic for sustainable recycling
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Native American stereotypes, as seen by Native Americans
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Rural women farmers in South Africa: How global promises aren't translating into support on the ground
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China and the US are in a race for critical minerals. African countries need to make the rules
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From artificial atoms to quantum information machines: Inside the 2025 Nobel Prize in physics
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Wolves have returned to Denmark, and not everyone is happy about it
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Our engineering team is making versatile, tiny sensors from Nobel-winning metal-organic frameworks
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New psychology research looks at why we help our friends when they need it
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How a 400,000-year-old elephant skeleton solved a tantalizing puzzle of early human behavior
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Observations inspect the nature of a newly discovered very faint X-ray transient
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Rare calico lobster makes a splash
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Why some people turn off the lights and others don't
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Captivity changes the gut bacteria of endangered pandas and bears
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Lab tests explore effects of nitrogen fertilizer run-off on marine sponges
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Phosphine discovered in a brown dwarf's atmosphere for the first time
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Study reveals global patterns and drivers of soil microbial succession
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Natural World Heritage sites under growing threat, but bright spots remain
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Astronomers uncover collisional signature of filamentary structures in galactic G34 molecular cloud
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Climate tipping points sound scary, especially for ice sheets and oceans—why there's still room for optimism
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Study reveals crowberry expansion and bilberry decline in Arctic tundra
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Strictly protected Mediterranean forests stay cooler, study finds
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Algae and water fleas in lakes: Light color influences food webs
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Island spider sheds half its genome, defying evolutionary expectations
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New lab-grown human embryo model produces blood cells
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Wild honeybees now officially listed as endangered in the EU
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The disasters we talk about shape our priorities and determine our preparedness
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Greedy black hole feeds via two spiral arms
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Vodafone blackout CHAOS: More than 130,000 customers across the country have NO broadband, internet banking or phone signal amid major outage
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Green solvents could unlock plant protein from rapeseed waste
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ESA's Mars Express and ExoMars orbiters catch a glimpse of 3I/ATLAS
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Please explain: Why do people fall for implausible scams?
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Pro-Palestinian posts on TikTok continue to vastly outnumber pro-Israel posts, research shows
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When stress helps—or hurts—at work
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Nanoplastics detected in farm animal cells: Study warns of possible human consequences
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Could we really turn Mars green?
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New 3D model reveals geophysical structures beneath Britain
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Light-driven reaction leads to advanced hybrid nanomaterial
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Travel chaos as major US airports ground flights for HOURS
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Poverty in Australia increases to 1 in 7 people, according to report
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Understanding volcanoes better: Scientists find exact locations of magma movement
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Centuries of mining turn saltwater lagoon into reservoir of toxic metals
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Nano bone material exhibits high elasticity and strength to accelerate surgery and healing
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How tips for biomolecular engineering can be found in early Earth
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Skin deep: New research reveals the secret to ancient fish scales' survival
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UK heat waves overwhelm natural ecological safeguards to increase wildfire risk
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Millions of birds are migrating—here's how to help keep them safe
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How the brain's internal central clock controls rhythmic foraging
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A new system can dial expression of synthetic genes up or down
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Resolving the stonefly phylogeny puzzle via mitochondrial genomes
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Seafood unfairly singled out in microplastics debate, researchers say
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When minds align: A neural basis for flocking
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Baltimore harbor health improves despite pistachio tide
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Last month was the third-hottest September on RECORD - with average global temperatures hitting a balmy 16.11°C
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Women in leadership could save Australia's tourism and hospitality sector, research finds
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