Titanium dioxide doped with niobium may enable next-gen hydrogen energy devices
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Fullerene emerges as an efficient, metal-free catalyst for clean energy
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Stylolites complicate sound wave propagation in sedimentary rock samples, affecting lab-scale monitoring
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Google unveils its most EXPENSIVE smartphone yet: AI-powered Pixel 10 Pro Fold features a gearless hinge, a larger outer display and an even bigger battery - but it costs £2,099
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Frank Strang obituary
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The most powerful tool in an astronomer's arsenal is a lens—but not the kind you might think
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'Green Islam': How Muslims are powering environmental action across the world
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Scientists are baffled by an 'exponential' increase in whale and dolphin strandings in Britain - as they reveal the surprising potential causes
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New AI model advances fusion power research by predicting the success of experiments
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We've been sending animals into space for 7 decades—yet there are still no rules to protect them from harm
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Mutant deer with horrifying flesh bubbles spotted in multiple US states as fears of an outbreak grip the nation
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Punitive laws on substance use in pregnancy may do more harm than good
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Watching how stars come into being using cosmic simulations
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Hurricane Erin shifts path as millions brace for life-threatening waves
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Accidental double zoom reveals millimeter waves around supermassive black hole
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Study finds temporary slowdown in melting of Arctic sea ice
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Is composting worth it? The calculation is complicated
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Four key health risks for racehorses—and how they can be minimized
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Tidal forces and orbital evolution of habitable zone planets investigated
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Gruesome photos show the reality of leg lengthening procedures which can see people 'grow' taller by up to 5 INCHES
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West Antarctic Ice Sheet is on the verge of a 'catastrophic' COLLAPSE - sparking 9.8ft of irreversible global sea level rise, scientists warn
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Heat waves are here. Can tomatoes keep up?
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Abrupt Antarctic changes could have 'catastrophic consequences for generations to come,' experts warn
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First-of-its-kind supernova reveals inner workings of a dying star
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Reading for pleasure in freefall: Research finds 40% drop over two decades
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Saving bees with superfoods: Engineered supplement boosts colony reproduction
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'Biomining' seaweed explored for critical minerals to improve domestic supply chains
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The case for trade-proofing Australia's new vape laws
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Adult jackdaws learn to show tolerance towards youngsters in potentially valuable lesson for humans
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Ash dieback triggers hidden surge in carbon emissions from woodland soils, research shows
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Mystery Greek hominin skull dated to be at least 286,000 years old
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Research shows the 'compliment sandwich' is no longer effective
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The poetry of ancient math
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Women's sporting events are big wins for cities
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Discovery of second light-activated state in alga ion channel could inform future optogenetics
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Mitochondria defend cells against infections by competing with pathogens for nutrients
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Informal e-waste recycling in Pakistan: A hidden environmental crisis
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Mysterious Fickle Hill earthquake in northern California may have unexpected source
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'Super snail' modifies slime to fight pesticide
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Earth system models project start of Amazon dieback within 21st century
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Astronomers capture a record 130-year evolution of a dying star
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Deep beneath the French Alps, scientists hunt for dark matter
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Insect conservation stalled by absence of risk assessments
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'We are drowning in plastic': Environmentalists, lawmakers urge Newsom not to weaken plastic pollution law
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Uranus has a secret MOON: NASA's James Webb spots a six-mile-wide object hiding near the ice giant planet
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Single quantum device that measures amperes, volts and ohms could revolutionize how we measure electricity
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Study explores X-ray sources in globular cluster NGC 6528
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Researchers detect giraffe's pregnancy through hormonal changes, predict calf's birth within one day
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Yet more weird ancient marsupials rewrite the history books
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Your next parcel could be delivered by a robot DOG: Major UK courier service starts using four-legged bots for deliveries
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Study finds coastal wetlands generate $90 million annually for Virginia communities
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Ionic liquids turn whole organs transparent like glass while preserving intricate tissue details
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All sightings of this 'elusive' snake should be reported, Florida officials say
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Outbreak of kidney disease is killing sea lions in California: Why humans should be concerned
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Should WA test human waste fertilizer for PFAS?
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The traditional British dessert that could go EXTINCT - thanks to climate change
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Industry managed forests more likely to fuel megafires, study finds
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Building a better database to detect designer drugs
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Ultrafast charge transfer in solar cell dyes: High-frequency molecular vibrations initiate electron movement
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Revealed: Britain's most scenic routes - does your favourite Sunday drive make the list?
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LGBTQ+ workplace inclusion may impact a company's environmental performance
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Dengue fever is heading for Britain: Scientists warn mosquito-borne illness could spread to major UK cities thanks to climate change
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Q&A: Foster care timing may affect children's school performance
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Dutch divers still haul up debris six years after container spill
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Exploring long-term, complex biodiversity change in Scotland's landscapes
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Plantwatch: A flower’s male parts carry all sorts of surprises for pollinators
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Outbreak of 'Frankenstein' rabbits with face tentacles now poses threat to HUMANS: Doctor warns which states disease will spread to next
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Most known species evolved during 'explosions' of diversity, shows first analysis across 'tree of life'
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Neanderthals bred with humans 100,000 YEARS earlier than first thought, scientists say - as they discover skeleton of five-year-old crossbreed
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Boys can help break taboo around periods
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