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Computational chemistry unlocked: A record-breaking dataset to train AI models has launched
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A plant hormone's secret passage: Researchers elucidate molecular mechanism of auxin influx
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Stretched in a cross pattern: Our neighboring galaxy is pulled in two axes, new evidence indicates
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Queensland sites offer play and rest for migrating humpbacks
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Recessive genes are subject to Darwinian selection, researchers suggest
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Researchers challenge long-held assumptions about the origins of domestication
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Scientists track down mutation that makes orange cats orange
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Stem cell model replicates human amniotic sac development past two weeks
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Orange cats come with genetic twist: X-linked mutation points to new mechanism for coloring
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How whisker-generated sounds are encoded in the auditory cortex of mice
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Nerve fibers enabling language connection discovered in chimpanzee brains
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Seagrass bread as a food product of the future
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Dual associations with two fungi found to improve tree fitness
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Berries just the beginning for biodegradable plastic
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Naturally occurring clay material has sought-after properties for use in quantum technology
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Ancient ambidextrous protein breaks the rules of molecular handedness
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Plants ignore gravity during droughts to forage for water
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'I will not eat the bugs': Examining a right-wing narrative about scarcity and insect consumption
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New research reveals the strongest solar event ever detected, in 12350 BC
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A multitude of protoplanetary disks detected in the Milky Way's galactic center
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As the Latrobe Valley moves away from coal jobs, could a green worker's cooperative offer a solution?
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Deploying a practical solution to space debris
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No car, no problem: Unlikely car-free families
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Working together when searching for food has more benefits than trade-offs for vultures
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Return of the huia? Why Māori worldviews must be part of the 'de-extinction' debate
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GRIT remaps the world's rivers, branching into the unknown to aid global flood modeling
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Proposal to limit hunting of coyotes draws ire of California ranchers, farmers
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Sea expedition helps unravel why mercury levels are so high in the Arctic
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Observations detect a perfectly shaped supernova remnant
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Image: Hubble pinpoints young stars in spiral galaxy
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SpaceX launches latest Starlink mission from Cape Canaveral
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How a worm perpetuated wildfires in northern Minnesota
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First machine learning model developed to calculate the volume of all glaciers on Earth
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Amazon could survive long-term drought but at a high cost, study suggests
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Genome of near-extinct northern white rhino offers hope for reviving the species
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Ancient Maya tattooing tools identified for the first time in Belize cave
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Researchers establish fundamental limit on how light bosonic dark matter can be
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Forget Tamagotchi! New game requires players to SLEEP to help their digital pet grow
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Sky announces surprise price increase for nearly half a million people
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You might live to be 100. Are you ready? | Andrew J Scott
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Research reveals concealed carry 'Shall Issue' laws increase handgun purchases, while 'Permitless Carry' shows no effect
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Harvard thought it had a cheap copy of the Magna Carta. It turned out to be extremely rare
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This flat-bodied South African gecko was a 'lost' species. It's been found again after 34 years
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Plants thriving abroad but vanishing at home pose new conservation challenge
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'Unscientific' Japan megaquake rumors spook Hong Kong tourists
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System glitch delays Australian-made rocket launch
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Toxic algae killing marine life off Australian coast
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Drug-loaded nanoparticles can enhance precision and safety of ultrasound tumor treatment
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Tiny bubbles of gas reveal secrets of Hawaiian volcanoes
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Perseverance Mars rover captures first visible-light auroras during intense solar storm
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Voyager 1 revives backup thrusters before command pause
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Ten things research tells us about the global economic elite
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Low-viscosity oil boosts a microfluidic device, enabling safer cell studies and gradient generation
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Reexamining a receptor linked to sepsis resolves contradictions regarding its binding interactions
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Fluorescent imaging reveals embryonic integration of musculoskeletal components in the locomotor system
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Biodiversity flourishes in the presence of shrub fringes on the edges of forests and fields, finds study
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Q&A: A generative AI technique for designing RNA with improved function
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Satellite data from ship captures landslide-generated tsunami for the first time
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Artificial intelligence and genetics can help farmers grow corn with less fertilizer
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A new study provides insights into cleaning up noise in quantum entanglement
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How a flexible protein domain links gene transcription and RNA processing
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Scientists are developing machine learning tools for improving particle accelerator operations
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3D-printing method enables fabrication of collagen tissue oriented in multiple directions
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How a leaf's symmetry and lobes impact its journey back to the tree
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A ripple effect: Minor quakes can disrupt natural tectonic patterns deep underground and change stress landscape
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Stranger things: How Netflix teaches economics
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MXene-antibody sensor enables low-cost, accurate vitamin D detection in remote regions
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Marsupial research reveals how mammalian embryos form
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Penning-trap system enables loss-free transfer of protons between experimental sites
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