Deep learning illuminates past and future atmospheric blocking events
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Report highlights need for sustainable practices in European film and TV industry
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Student debt: An individual and collective burden at English-language universities
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Warning as 'diablo wind' could trigger fires and power outages across California
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Are tariffs good or bad for the economy? Research says they can be bad for the supply chain
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Nanoparticle therapy offers new hope for prostate cancer patients
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Biochar nanocomposite enhances detection of acetaminophen and uric acid in urine
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Firms with green innovation patents rewarded in the credit market, finds study
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Mechanism of cobalt–manganese catalysts deciphered
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Space Force's X-37B will perform 'never before-seen maneuvers' in orbit
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Adaptive ferroelectric materials show promise for energy-efficient supercomputing
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Employers' lack of understanding limiting job opportunities for people with learning disabilities, study finds
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Hubble captures intricacies of R Aquarii, a symbiotic binary star roughly 700 light-years from Earth
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New method to generate photon pairs efficiently on a chip
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Researchers achieve tunable coherent population trapping in a double quantum dot system
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Silicon metasurfaces unlock broad-spectrum infrared imaging
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'Getting high' in Paleolithic hunting: Elevated positions enhance javelin accuracy but reduce atlatl efficiency
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Few countries have drawn up nature protection plans: UN
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Hybrid quantum error correction technique integrates continuous and discrete variables
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Aquaculture uses far more wild fish than previously estimated, study finds
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Most meteorites traced to three space crackups
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Understanding landslides: A new model for predicting motion
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Plate tectonics drive compositional evolution of the upper mantle, study finds
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Researchers reveal quantum advantage that could advance future sensing devices
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Coastal cities have a hidden vulnerability to storm-surge and tidal flooding that's entirely caused by humans
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Study explores how children engage with dual-language books
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Research finds that simplistic and outdated communication tools narrows news focus, restricts user interactivity
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Researchers develop database for catalytic bioparts with experimental evidence
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Are you tasty to mosquitoes? Study offers clues into when and why they bite
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Research: Marginalized entrepreneurs forge their own paths
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Overseas US voters get ignored by political campaigns but could be crucial supporters
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The making of the gut—studies connect genetics and physics in embryonic development
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Audible storm waves could turbocharge Earth's radiation belts
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Instrument uses millimeter-wave radar to measure density of dust that kicks up from spacecraft thrusters
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Protein interactions: Who is partying with whom and who is ruining the party?
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The corners where atoms meet may provide a path to new materials for extreme conditions
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'Vegetarian' salmon might lead the way to better health for humans and fish
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Diamond bonding technique could improve both quantum and conventional electronics
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Genome sequencing could unlock answers to yellow jacket behavior
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Trace gas measurements could advance carbon cycle predictions
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Microplastics found in dolphin breath for first time – study
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Study suggests dolphins could be exposed to potentially harmful microplastics through inhalation
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Global north's growing appetite for farmed salmon imperils communities' access to local fish, study warns
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Where Kamala Harris and Donald Trump stand on the issues that matter most to scientists
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Global temperature analysis reveals deep ocean marine heat waves are underreported
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Protein shell discovery reveals how diatoms capture CO₂ so effectively
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Decoding top quarks with precision: Experiment at Large Hadron Collider reveals how pairs of top quarks are produced
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Researchers develop yeast-based alternative to hydroxyurea for DNA study
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Mild habanero peppers offer flavor without the heat
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Reflections from the stateless Rohingya refugees in Malaysia reveals decisions process on resettlement
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Study finds PFAS in fish far from contamination sources
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Synthetic molecular switch enables 'painting' with natural light
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Thomas More’s clerical utopia | Brief letters
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The fight to save Rockingham's little penguins
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Island biodiversity: Comprehensive assessment finds one in three plant species call islands home
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Meat without vegetables: How bacteria in our stomachs today can tell us what was on the menu for the first humans
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Show and tell: Reveal the inner workings of your products and how components are assembled
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Virtual reality game used to help students in science classes
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Climate change-induced pests remain major 'bottleneck' to agricultural productivity and food security in South Sudan
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Plastic pollution sounds just like food to deep-diving whales
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Plastic pollution harms bees and their pollinator functions, research team finds
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Three letters, one number, a knife and a stone bridge: How a graffitied equation changed mathematical history
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Semiconductor expert: How radiation in space affects transistors
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Atomic sensors unveil hidden dynamics of molecular polarization
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Easter Island's volcanic history suggests Earth's mantle behaves quite differently than previously assumed
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Using gamma-ray bursts to probe origin of star formation excess discovered by Webb
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Student-built satellite detects likely merger of neutron stars 3 billion light years away
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Alaska's Iliamna Lake Harbor seals are genetically isolated from entire Pacific Ocean, research reveals
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Boy or girl? Researchers identify genetic mutation that increases chance of having a daughter
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The lasting scars of war: How conflict shapes children's lives long after the fighting ends
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