Here's why increasing productivity in housing construction is such a tricky problem to solve
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Life on Mars? It probably looks like something you'd find in your stomach
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Civics education is at an all-time low in Australia. Mapping our 'civic journeys' may help
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Vibes are something we feel but can't quite explain. Now researchers want to study them
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Yes, Australia needs new homes—but they must be built to withstand disasters in a warmer world
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Veterinarian offers cold weather care tips to keep pets safe this winter
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Loss of forests brought new birds to NZ during the last Ice Age—we're witnessing a similar process now
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More dry lightning in Tasmania is sparking bushfires, challenging fire fighters and land managers
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Apple unveils new budget iPhone 16e to replace SE model - and it comes with plenty of surprise new features
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Dynamic 3D displays: Rare-earth glasses offer vivid, tunable colors
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Resilient algae darken glacier surface and may speed up Greenland ice melt, study finds
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Threatened Peruvian plant discovery highlights the power of citizen science
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Earth's glaciers are melting so rapidly they release 273 BILLION tonnes of ice into the ocean every year, study warns
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Time to update textbooks on electron transport chain in mitochondria, researchers say
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Overexploitation of groundwater is compromising river flows in Brazil, study warns
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Cancer cells cooperate to scavenge for nutrients, scientists discover
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Melting glaciers increase loss of freshwater resources and contribute to global sea level rise
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Static electricity depends on materials' contact history, physicists show
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Laser-based device can scan almost any sample of gas and tell you what's in it
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DESI uncovers 300 intermediate-mass black holes plus 2,500 active black holes in dwarf galaxies
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How white skin evolved in Europeans: Incredible map reveals how pale complexions only became the norm 1,700 years ago
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'Glacial fracking': A hidden source of Arctic greenhouse gas emissions
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Arachnid evolution redefined: Whole-genome duplications and multiple land colonizations
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Socially dominant individuals are more confident but not necessarily more competent, finds study
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Eddy-mean flow energy exchange depends on three variables, according to model
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Warehouse owner in Poland is left BAFFLED after finding a huge piece of a SpaceX rocket in his back garden
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AI in retail: How to spark creativity and improve job satisfaction
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How M. tuberculosis alters host cell death mechanisms to facilitate infection
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Cosmic radiation from supernova altered virus evolution in Africa, study suggests
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Dogs blink more in response to other dogs doing the same, hinting at social connection
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Hurricanes to hit Atlantic harder and more often, study says
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From farmland to construction: Bacteria strains offer sustainable biocement solution
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Orchid's nutrient theft from fungi sheds light on photosynthesis-parasitism continuum
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mRNA transfer between cells reveals novel intercellular communication pathway
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Light pulses can unlock precise drug activation while minimizing side effects
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Self-assembling nanoplatform can boost cancer photoimmunotherapy effectiveness
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How topology drives complexity in brain, climate and AI
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Synthetic diamond with hexagonal lattice outshines the natural kind with unprecedented hardness
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Two distinct superconducting states found in Bernal bilayer graphene challenge current models
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Unlocking the secrets of superconductors: New insights into key structure-property connections in cuprates
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Electronic fine-tuning unlocks superior hydrogen catalysis performance
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South Wales Police to use live facial recognition cameras across Cardiff during Six Nations - but critics warn it will turn the city into an 'Orwellian zone of biometric surveillance'
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Thermophilic bacterium achieves high conversion rate for plastic recycling
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From the Ice Age to now: How repeated invasions have shaped New Zealand bird life
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Democracy in crisis: Trust in democratic institutions declining around the world
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Mission to investigate signs of life on Jupiter's icy moons
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Siamese fighting fish need more space in pet shops: New behavior data
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How will China's reformed standards strategy affect corporate labor employment?
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New landing spot: SpaceX launch could bring sonic boom to the Bahamas
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Observations investigate long-term X-ray variability of young stellar object HL Tauri
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Magnetic switch traps quantum information carriers in one dimension
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Circular mRNA produces 200 times more protein, enhancing precision therapy potential
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Magnetic semiconductor preserves 2D quantum properties in 3D material
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Nuclear fusion: WEST machine beats the world record for plasma duration
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Trying to solve a key black hole mystery: Simulating magnetic flows around black holes
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Research provides insights into why Japanese knotweed is so highly invasive
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Struggling to get a reply? Scientists reveal the common texting mistake that makes you seem too INTENSE
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Social media goes into meltdown as NASA increases the chance of the city-killing asteroid hitting Earth in 2032 to one in 32 - as one user asks 'Where's Bruce Willis when you need him?'
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Rangers to euthanise 90 dolphins stranded on remote Australian beach
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Sea turtles return to the Atlantic Ocean off Florida after being stunned by the cold
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'City killer' asteroid now has 3.1% chance of hitting Earth: NASA
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Plantwatch: the mysterious twitching telegraph plant that baffled Darwin
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Study finds adding extra periods to your texts makes them... Seem. More. Intense.
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Experiments show wild fish can recognize individual divers
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The secret sign that your dog is trying to TALK to you, revealed
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Research reveals smaller glacial lakes more prone to flooding
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Cambridge scientists develop AI pyjamas to boost beauty sleep
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Businesses can cut energy waste by creating a workplace where saving power feels encouraged, not enforced
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USDA grants conditional approval for new bird flu vaccine amid worsening outbreak
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Unlocking the secrets of fusion's core with AI-enhanced simulations
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