Your Brain Has Five Ages — And They Shape How You Think for Life
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Nigeria's low-cost private schools are the only option for millions: Is closing them a good idea?
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Why meetings can harm employee well-being
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What time is it on Mars? Physicists have the answer.
Phys.org
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Rural high school students are more likely than city kids to get their diplomas, less likely to go to college
Phys.org
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'Quiet divorcing' puts a new name to an old problem: The slow erosion of intimacy
Phys.org
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Close brush with two hot stars millions of years ago left a mark just beyond our solar system
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New York's wealthy warn of a tax exodus after Mamdani's win, but data says otherwise
Phys.org
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Physicists create 'quantum wire' where mass and energy flow without friction or loss
Phys.org
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Did JWST find an exomoon or a starspot?
Phys.org
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New code helps scientists map dark matter halos
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Controlling quantum states in germanene using only an electric field
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Spain deploys army after African swine fever outbreak
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Rising levels of banned toxic chemicals found in otters from Wales
Phys.org
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From pine chips to pharmaceuticals: Lignin upcycled into amides using reusable catalyst
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High pressure increases terahertz emission 13-fold in 2D semiconductor GaTe, study reveals
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Durable plastics made from essential oil compounds offer easy recycling
Phys.org
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Humans first entered Australia 60,000 years ago via two routes, DNA analysis suggests
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New digital state of matter could help build stable quantum computers
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‘Nuclear shield’: Chernobyl fungus blocks radiation and could be a breakthrough for Mars missions
The Times of India
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How clean is the air we breathe?
Phys.org
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Exposing the hidden carbon cost of potash imports into Brazil
Phys.org
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Study reveals how pond depth and light drive greenhouse gas emissions
Phys.org
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Eating two handfuls of a common snack daily improves memory in just four months
Mail Online
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Silver-infused zeolite efficiently separates xenon from krypton for industrial use
Phys.org
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Arts-based methods helped Afghan refugee youth in Iran express their hopes and struggles
Phys.org
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Why researchers are studying lipid levels in chimpanzee blood
Phys.org
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Water retention on Earth-like planets around variable stars
Phys.org
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Fire suppression and winter warming jointly drive dieback of natural Mongolian pine forests
Phys.org
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Delaying building block supply boosts self-assembly efficiency of complex systems, biophysicists demonstrate
Phys.org
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Computational framework streamlines therapeutic RNA nanocarrier design
Phys.org
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Argon ion treatment increases carbon nanowall electrode capacitance fivefold
Phys.org
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Priming for planned sex increases desire, frequency in parents with young children
Phys.org
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Calibrating qubit charge to make quantum computers even more reliable
Phys.org
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New study finds cancer-linked compounds in common foods
ScienceDaily
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Expansion of Antarctic bottom water contributed to end of last Ice Age, study finds
Phys.org
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Simple gel jelly beads on liquid surface reveal secrets of slow earthquakes
Phys.org
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Wild chimps consume more alcohol than anyone expected
ScienceDaily
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New research finds banks' algorithms are driving Americans deeper into debt
Phys.org
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Mad cow disease: A new culprit beyond prions
Phys.org
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Trapped by the swipe? Dating apps are designed to keep singles 'swiping and spending' rather than finding 'The One', experts warn
Mail Online
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New building blocks of cell communication: How an invisible 'cap' could control electrical synapses
Phys.org
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Urgent warning to Cyber Monday shoppers over scam stealing bank details
Mail Online
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Are you a 'quiet quitter'? You might be a PSYCHOPATH, scientists say
Mail Online
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Fish protection curbs crown-of-thorns starfish outbreaks across the Great Barrier Reef
Phys.org
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Experts propose circular economy to cut waste and pollution from space missions
Phys.org
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Helium leak discovered on the exoplanet WASP-107b
Phys.org
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Personalized ‘prehabilitation’ helps the body brace for major surgery
ScienceNews
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'Walking' water discovery on 2D material could lead to better anti-icing coatings and energy materials
Phys.org
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Humpback whales are making a comeback—here's one reason why
Phys.org
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New graphene breakthrough supercharges energy storage
ScienceDaily
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Monkeys have rhythm and can tap along to the beat (with a little help from the Backstreet Boys)
Phys.org
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Earth's rapid warming 56 million years ago left plants struggling to keep up
Phys.org
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New discoveries reveal Tell Abraq's role in ancient Persian Gulf trade
Phys.org
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Bipolar planetary nebula reveals rare open cluster association
Phys.org
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Record cold for 235 million Americans starting in just HOURS as polar vortex brings 'most extreme cold on Earth'
Mail Online
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High-resolution radar satellites launched for Greece
Phys.org
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HIE-ISOLDE: Ten years, ten highlights
Phys.org
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Gaia constraints on a 10 Myr nearby supernova
Phys.org
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Scientists just found a way to tell if quantum computers are wrong
ScienceDaily
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Rethinking urban communities: Transforming vacant spaces into vibrant places
Phys.org
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'Baby boom' of Bonelli's eagles during COVID lockdown unmasks impact of human activity
Phys.org
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Sugar-coated sensor sniffs out look-alike molecules in the air
Phys.org
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Sticky beginnings: Surface-bound gels may explain life's origins on Earth
Phys.org
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Nature's greatest method actors: The insects that cosplay bumblebees
Phys.org
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The case for an antimatter Manhattan project
Phys.org
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Noise-proof quantum sensor uses three calcium ions held in place by electric fields
Phys.org
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Are UN climate summits a waste of time? No, but they are in dire need of reform
Phys.org
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Research roundup: 6 cool stories we almost missed
Ars Technica
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Are harp seals responsible for the stalled recovery of Atlantic cod?
Phys.org
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