Nanotyrannus was not a juvenile T. rex, new study confirms
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Chatbots spewing facts, and falsehoods, can sway voters
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Nanotyrannus is still not a teenage T. rex
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How a bacterial toxin linked to colon cancer messes with DNA
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How sound moves on Mars
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Women are still absent from how history is taught and assessed in England
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More detail on what clothes feel like could make life easier for shoppers, and save retailers money
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Exploring how Mussolini's Italy merged animal husbandry with consumption policies
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Receptors in mammary glands make livestock and humans inviting hosts for avian flu
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Distance from natural habitat doesn't reduce pollination in tropical smallholder farms
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First humans reached Australia 60,000 years ago: How they arrived is finally clear
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Planned industrial plant threatens large observatory in Chile
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Research reveals atypical Santas can succeed
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Why art is a prime target for organized crime
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Meditating on the connectedness of life could help reunite a divided country. Here's how 'interbeing' works
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Sri Lanka's latest climate-driven floods expose flaws in disaster preparations: Here's what needs to change
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Hydrogel platform enables high-throughput extracellular vesicle isolation
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Celebrated Rutland mosaic depicts 'long-lost' Troy story connecting Roman Britain to the ancient classical world
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Cover crop adoption doubles in farm demonstration network, study finds
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'Free-range' dinosaur parenting may have created surprisingly diverse ancient ecosystems
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People who talk with their hands seem more clear and persuasive
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Most normal matter in the universe isn't found in planets, stars or galaxies: An astronomer explains
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Measuring Colorado's mountains one hike at a time
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Study reveals opportunity to improve blue carbon measurements in coastal wetlands
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Ten versions of Earth's future can help us hunt for technosignatures
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Physicists prove universe cannot be a simulation: New study debunks simulation hypothesis
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LHC data confirm validity of new model of hadron production—and test foundations of quantum mechanics
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New maps reveal the loss of a wildebeest migration in the Mara ecosystem
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Eyes for an agricultural robot: AI system identifies weeds in apple orchards
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Watershed sustainability project centers place-based research
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Black hole mystery is SOLVED: Terrifying simulation reveals how voids generate intense light that can be detected from billions of light-years away
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Silver nanoparticles built on viral biotemplate kill more bacteria and slow resistance rise
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E-waste recycling in Ghana exposes workers to toxic pollution and health risks
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Alternative to BPA passes toxicity and sustainability standards set by EU innovation guidelines
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Jealousy fueled by social media can erode young couples' satisfaction with their relationships over time
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Ocean currents shape fish survival in South Georgia's fjords
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Cleaner rayon fiber production cuts solvent use by up to 70%
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High-resolution GlyT2 structures point to non-opioid analgesic options
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New molecular view of cholera 'tail' could inform better treatment
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Welcome to “necroprinting”—3D printer nozzle made from mosquito’s proboscis
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Pleasant-sounding words are easier to remember, pseudoword experiment shows
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How inventing political adversaries can create real civil division
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CERN's ATLAS detects evidence for decay of Higgs boson into muon–antimuon pair
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Daily coffee may slow biological aging in mental illness
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Volcanic Eruptions May Have Been Responsible for the Spread of Black Death in Medieval Europe
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New study challenges the idea of humans as innately nature-loving
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How volcanic eruptions set off a chain of events that brought the Black Death to Europe
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A volcanic eruption might have helped bring the Black Plague to Europe
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Ancient quakes along 150-mile fault system in Nepal revealed
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A direct leap into terahertz: Dirac materials enable efficient signal conversion at room temperature
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Governments need to prepare for more frequent large floods
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Limiting jury trials will harm minority ethnic victims and defendants, research shows
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Why are some people extremely competitive while others are so chill?
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Sumatra's flood crisis: How deforestation turned a cyclonic storm into a likely recurring tragedy
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A blueprint for visiting an interstellar comet
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When navigating a timeline full of crises, it's good to have a halo
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New research spotlights the value women bring to audit teams and the workplace
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Most of us miss out on financial opportunities, says Danish study
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A simple oxygen hack creates 7 new ceramic materials
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Jaw versatility enabled the ecological success of amniotes, paleontologists find
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Iron-based magnetic material achieves major reduction in core loss
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Receptor with 'rubber band' paves way for new pain and cancer drugs
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Atomic switches bring molecular electronics closer to reality
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The microbiome of an entire country mapped for the first time
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Britain's most Googled terms of 2025 - including Bonnie Blue, The Celebrity Traitors, and 'How to qualify for Club World Cup'
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New tool turns complex soil data into visual insights for farmers, land managers
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Astronomers find a planet orbiting at a wild angle no one can explain
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Unbee-lievable: Botswana elephants not easily fooled as scientists seek solution to human-elephant conflict
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Glaciers speed up and slow down at predictable times according to the first global map of ice movement
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Vital seaweed habitats aren't being protected by ocean reserves
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