Common soil bacterium can reorganize its metabolism to turn plant waste into power
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Study shows people are willing to travel further to the supermarket in order to live among 'similar' neighbors
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Researcher urges education system to tackle antigypsyism and disengagement
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Herwig Schopper obituary
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Deforestation reduces rainfall by 74% and increases temperatures by 16% in Amazon during dry season, study says
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How Amazon trees use recent rainfall in the dry season and support the production of their own rain
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The hidden twist behind women's professional network recall
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'What you feel is valid': Social media is a lifeline for many abused and neglected young people
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Cities face double trouble: Extreme heat and air pollution mean increasing compound weather events
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Why small business owners are more likely to be right wing
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Scientists tune in to the surf's hidden signals for potential mapping data
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Therapeutic vaccination against HPV-related tumors: Study shows nanoparticles make difference
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Magnetic fields in infant universe may have been billions of times weaker than a fridge magnet
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Origin of fastest white dwarfs in the galaxy linked to supernova explosions
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Quantum researchers observe real-time switching of magnet in heart of single atom
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Golden nano sandwich makes nanoparticles visible
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Explaining a quantum oddity with five atoms
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Self-assembling magnetic microparticles mimic biological error correction
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Mapping US household water use: Toilets and showers dominate, while humidifiers drive up usage in dry cities
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How Europe's deforestation law could change the global coffee trade
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Parks are public spaces, but private event organizers are muscling in
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Personal power v. socialized power: What Machiavelli and St. Francis can tell us about modern CEOs
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Eight seconds and dropping? How to make the most of short attention spans
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The ocean carbon sink is ailing: 10% drop in CO₂ absorption seen during record 2023 marine heat wave
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Working together with your child's new school can make their first weeks easier
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Warming temperatures affect glaciers' ability to store meltwater, contributing to rising sea levels
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Birdwatcher data helps to find regional fire effects on bird populations
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The sticky battle between microscopic worms and predatory fungi comes with a genetic trade-off
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Some air cleaners release harmful by-products. Now we have a way to measure them
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Earthquake swarm hits near Nevada supervolcano sparking fears of an eruption
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Immigrant CEOs linked to significant reduction in corporate irresponsibility in their home countries
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Scientists harness Taylor Swift concert to measure seismic activity and boost science engagement
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Cellophane bees are built for chill temperatures, more so than honeybees
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Who is most at risk? Global index reveals climate vulnerability projections up to 2100
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What does it mean to become an adult? In Namibia, it's caring for others
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8,000 years of human activities have caused wild animals to shrink and domestic animals to grow
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'Microhistory' indicates Jewish refugees built thriving commercial district in pre-war Trondheim
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South African hunters chewed the kanna plant for endurance: New study tests its effects on mouse brain chemistry
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Metals are critical to life. We should screen exoplanets for them
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Leaf miners identified as oldest insect plague in the history of Earth
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Supernova theory links an exploding star to global cooling and human evolution
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Scientists identify unique chemical regime for secondary organic aerosol formation in urban China
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Novel hollow-core optical fiber transmits data 45% faster with record low loss
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Apple declares three popular devices OBSOLETE - leaving users without any support if something goes wrong
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Soybean gene SW14 plays a dual role in enhancing crop yield and quality
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Macrophages can use microautophagy to clear damaged mitochondria, bypassing traditional pathways
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Teachers are key to students' AI literacy, and need support
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Industrial mercury emissions from Asia traced to open ocean zooplankton
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The environmental toll of abandoning a shopping trolley
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Investigating an island of inversion: Physicists pinpoint boundary where nuclear shell model breaks down
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Young people found more willing to commit insurance fraud
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CO₂ recycling powers a new palm oil alternative for the cosmetics industry
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Sustainable polymers offer self-repair, antimicrobial action and 3D printing potential
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Global map shows where ocean plastics pose greatest threats
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Reading cell death with light: Novel fluorescent reporter enables real-time visualization of apoptosis
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Removing yellow stains from fabric with blue light
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New DNA test could help preserve endangered gibbon populations
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iPhone users are BAFFLED to discover a secret design element hidden in the alarm - as one brands it 'disturbing'
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Ancient mammoth remains yield the world's oldest host-associated bacterial DNA
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Antibiotics instead of images: Generative AI designs molecules that kill drug-resistant bacteria
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Long-hidden methane leak in Darwin raises fresh doubts over Australia's climate action
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Handle with care: Survivors urge reform in handling child sexual abuse material
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80 years after the end of World War II, a dangerous legacy lingers in the Pacific
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Major storm Kiko upgraded to a hurricane as it barrels towards Hawaii
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How Donald Trump's criminal prosecution affected public opinion
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Combined land-use strategies provide best biodiversity protection in agriculture, study shows
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A third of children don't play outdoors after school, study finds
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Jaguar love in the wild: First footage of a wild black jaguar mating
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Chance discovery inspires new historical insights into queer domestic life during the Georgian era
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It's OK for people to cry at work. Here's how you can respond as a colleague or manager
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