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How to get on board with secondhand shopping this Christmas
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Team seeks to set new standards in high-resolution microscopy using a quantum optics trick
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Jabuticaba peel can improve nutritional characteristics of bread, study reveals
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Insect genome offers insights into rare biological conditions and agricultural biosecurity
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Microscopy method can detect microplastics in farmed insects
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Biodiversity at risk in most rainforests, research warns
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How 'Conan the Bacterium' combines simple metabolites to withstand extreme radiation
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Earliest evidence of deep-cave rituals in Southwest Asia discovered
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Genetic study breaks the silence on how fish and lizards regenerate hearing
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Poleward freshwater fish are outperforming their equatorial counterparts amid climate change, study finds
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Does leaning left politically make you a more prosocial person?
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Plant fungus directs barley's immune defense against the plant itself
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Organic LED material achieves faster organic phosphorescence for better display tech
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New study reveals quasiparticle loss in extreme quantum materials
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Google's new quantum chip hits error correction target
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Delivering mRNA and RNAi-based therapies in single treatment could combat complex diseases
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Scientists demonstrate catalyst activation and degradation during oxygen evolution reaction in hydrous iridium oxides
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Modulation of heat flow by means of electric fields enables the creation of thermal circuits
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Genebanks needed for climate-resilient crops to thrive
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By age 6, children think boys are better than girls at computing and engineering, study finds
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Market-driven approaches to plastic pollution won't end inequalities—and waste pickers are speaking up
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Community acceptance is key to developing shellfish farms in Canada
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Share pledging is linked to higher corporate misconduct in China, study finds
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Mysterious drones are 'changing time' on clocks in New Jersey as locals fear they're being targeted by UFOs
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As floodwaters rise, toxic contaminants released from old landfills pose more of a hazard to nature and to us
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Dark Energy Camera spies the outskirts of the swirling Southern Pinwheel galaxy
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Bacteria biofilter reduces pig farm methane emissions
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Glacier melt leads to redrawing of the Italian-Swiss border
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Homelessness much worse than before COVID leaves agencies battling a perfect storm
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Extraterrestrial life may look nothing like life on Earth—astrobiologists seek framework for how complex systems evolve
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More than 10,000 supernovae counted in stellar census
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New research reveals a key evolutionary benefit of sleeping for a season—or for centuries
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Christmas over-consumption: Why we shop the way we do (even climate activists!)
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Students are less likely to feel safe at their schools, compared to staff and parents
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Study finds readers trust news less when AI is involved, even when they don't understand to what extent
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Sealed with a kiss—scientists study if mistletoe can be used as surgical glue
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Power comes at a price: Meerkat matriarchs' pups face health challenges due to mom's dominance
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As Australia's giant trees succumb to fire or drought, we're racing to preserve their vital genetic data
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Up to 40% of bushfires in parts of Australia are deliberately lit. But we're not doing enough to prevent them
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New algorithm for functional protein design outperforms traditional methods
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Scientists discover more mitochondria-like symbionts with surprising metabolic capacities
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Black hole debate settled? Stellar-mass black holes found at heart of Milky Way's largest star cluster
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Judging knot strength throws people for a loop: Experiment reveals new blind spot in our physical reasoning
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Engineers develop gel-based stretchable triboelectric nanogenerators for wearable technology
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Reinventing global cooperation through hackathons
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Study shows action to eradicate pollinator predator yellow-legged (Asian) hornets in UK has been effective
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Novel mixture of mRNA in nanoparticles show therapeutic potential against tumor progression
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Researchers discover new ocean predator in the Atacama Trench
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Examining how Mars' infamous dust storms can engulf the entire planet
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Food, drink and trade expert: Will the price of Modelo and Corona go up because of Trump's tariffs?
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Digital elevation models provide information on aufeis fields in trans-Himalaya
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Ugandan researchers develop health products based on bee resin
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It's not just churches: why closed communities like sport and youth groups can harbor abuse
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Synthetic biology techniques significantly increase purity of specialized plant oils
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It's beginning to feel a lot like stress! Christmas food shopping is as stressful as taking an exam or having a job interview, study finds
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Did you solve it? That Sally Rooney hat puzzle
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Efficient filtering method uses metal-organic framework compounds to remove PFAS chemicals from drinking water
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Unveiling the Antarctic 'plastisphere', a unique and potentially hazardous new ecosystem
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Optimizing cell culture media using machine learning
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Using Jupiter as a dark matter detector
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How can physics models prevent deadly stampedes at mass gatherings?
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Quantum mechanical principle of strong coupling leads to better optical sensors
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Self-organization in action: Exploring Abrikosov clusters in a liquid crystal droplet
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What we can and can't predict about earthquakes
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Ion-channel study illuminates signal transduction mechanisms in Cys-loop receptors
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Pain relief research: Naturally occurring hederagenin found to bind to the pain regulation receptor
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Africa's worsening food crisis—it's time for an agricultural revolution
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Study finds first cave pearls containing archaeological artifacts in ancient Jerusalem tunnel
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Dense molecular gas and dusty torus detected in the Swelling Spiral galaxy
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