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Quantum key distribution method tested in urban infrastructure offers secure communications
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Microbes trapped in permafrost awake after thousands of years
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Political views, not sex and violence, now drive literary censorship
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A comprehensive genetic catalog of human double-strand break repair | Science
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Climate-linked escalation of societally disastrous wildfires | Science
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Intercellular communication in the brain through a dendritic nanotubular network | Science
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Persistent eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean upwelling since the warm Pliocene | Science
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Battery charging goes quantum | Science
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Upwelling that lasted millions of years | Science
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The paradox of AI accelerationism and the promise of public interest AI | Science
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How VR and AI could help the next generation grow kinder and more connected
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Specialized teachers can make mainstream schools better for children with special educational needs
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Turning microalgae into a sustainable high protein food solution
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White Rabbit optical timing technology meets quantum entanglement
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From job ads to press releases: AI-written content rises sharply across multiple sectors
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Even where laws are in place to protect them, wolves fully fear the human 'super predator'
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Engineers develop spray to make clothes more fire-resistant
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Heat-related deaths in Spain up 88% from last year: Health ministry
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Generative AI can outperform nature at designing proteins to edit the genome
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A kinky twist: Some rock folds may strengthen Earth's crust, not weaken it
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Trading on trust: How US senators may be turning lawmaking into profit
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Bearded Vulture nests found to have hoards of cultural artifacts—some up to 650 years old
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