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Long-distance friendships enhance trust in conservation efforts
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Toxoplasma gondii parasite uses unconventional method to make proteins for evasion of drug treatment, research reveals
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Ultrasound-guided microscopic 'flower' particles show promise in targeted drug delivery
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Behind the model: Visualizing an advanced spectrometer with 3D printing
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Astronomers explore globular cluster system of ultra-diffuse galaxy VCC 615
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Dental morphology reveals hidden diversity in Neolithic Nubians of the Middle Nile Valley
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Unexpected visits are turning California into a humpback whale hangout
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The inequity of wildfire rescue resources in California
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Election aftermath: Survey shows 72% of Americans prefer avoiding political discussions at holiday gatherings this year
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Cooling cities: Planting wrong tree species in the wrong place can increase nighttime temperatures
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Food insecurity in LA County remains well above national average, despite slight decline, study finds
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Biden administration sets Jan. 9 lease sale for potential drilling in Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
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Cotton-and-squid-bone sponge can soak up 99.9% of microplastics, scientists say
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Longer Snowball Earth deglaciation could have driven multiple phases of sea level rise and fall
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Revealed: Britain's most Googled terms of 2024 - including Luke Littler, 'How to get Oasis tickets', and 'When is The Traitors on'
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Mass evacuation of Philippine villages underway after a brief but major volcanic eruption
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Chain mail find shows local craftworkers were involved in the repair of Roman armor
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Human disruption is driving 'winner' and 'loser' tree species shifts across Brazilian forests, study shows
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Nanostructured two-dimensional gold monolayers expand possibilities for catalysis, electronics, and energy conversion
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AI predicts that most of the world will see temperatures rise to 3°C much faster than previously expected
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Which? issues Christmas safety alert after finding dangerous and illegal children's toys on marketplaces including TikTok, Wish and AliExpress
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Flexible metafiber device can generate optical skyrmions with designer topological textures and subwavelength features
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Researchers uncover the physical chemistry behind tick adhesion to skin
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Hyperspectral imaging technique illuminates the colorful plumage of birds
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Dogs use two-word button combos to communicate, study shows
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Astronomers discover more dark comets
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Theory-based approach gives access to quarks' tiny transverse motion within protons
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Scientists explore photosynthesis for better plant growth under artificial light
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Baking in building details improves urban heat risk models
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Time-symmetry concept boosts accuracy of radar and LiDAR systems
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Physics-based models combined with big data could lead to systematically better hypotheses
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First electrically pumped, continuous-wave semiconductor laser advances silicon photonics integration
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Abandoned Assyrian capital brought to life in new magnetic survey
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Exploiting optical materials to capture hidden data through new imaging approach
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'Climatopias': Researchers evaluate effectiveness of climate-inspired urban designs
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Evacuations underway as Philippine volcano erupts
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Traces of 10,000-year-old ancient rice beer discovered in Neolithic site in Eastern China
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Study explores why Republicans are more likely to respond to political polarization by spreading misinformation
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Second-warmest November on record means that 2024 is likely to be Earth's hottest year, report says
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Is it possible to balance sustainability with international growth?
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Political agendas and study of Chinese astronomy in eighteenth-century Britain
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Good products can be hurt by experts' tough ratings, theoretical model reveals
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How to get on board with secondhand shopping this Christmas
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Team seeks to set new standards in high-resolution microscopy using a quantum optics trick
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Jabuticaba peel can improve nutritional characteristics of bread, study reveals
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Insect genome offers insights into rare biological conditions and agricultural biosecurity
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Microscopy method can detect microplastics in farmed insects
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Biodiversity at risk in most rainforests, research warns
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How 'Conan the Bacterium' combines simple metabolites to withstand extreme radiation
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Earliest evidence of deep-cave rituals in Southwest Asia discovered
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Genetic study breaks the silence on how fish and lizards regenerate hearing
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Poleward freshwater fish are outperforming their equatorial counterparts amid climate change, study finds
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Does leaning left politically make you a more prosocial person?
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Plant fungus directs barley's immune defense against the plant itself
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Organic LED material achieves faster organic phosphorescence for better display tech
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New study reveals quasiparticle loss in extreme quantum materials
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Google's new quantum chip hits error correction target
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Delivering mRNA and RNAi-based therapies in single treatment could combat complex diseases
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Scientists demonstrate catalyst activation and degradation during oxygen evolution reaction in hydrous iridium oxides
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Modulation of heat flow by means of electric fields enables the creation of thermal circuits
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Genebanks needed for climate-resilient crops to thrive
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By age 6, children think boys are better than girls at computing and engineering, study finds
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Market-driven approaches to plastic pollution won't end inequalities—and waste pickers are speaking up
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Community acceptance is key to developing shellfish farms in Canada
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Share pledging is linked to higher corporate misconduct in China, study finds
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Mysterious drones are 'changing time' on clocks in New Jersey as locals fear they're being targeted by UFOs
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As floodwaters rise, toxic contaminants released from old landfills pose more of a hazard to nature and to us
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Dark Energy Camera spies the outskirts of the swirling Southern Pinwheel galaxy
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Bacteria biofilter reduces pig farm methane emissions
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