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Conserved genome regulatory elements found in both vertebrates and echinoderms
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Simultaneous packing structures in superionic water may explain ice giant magnetic fields
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Long school breaks tied to dip in cognitive test performance
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Antibodies' decoy tactics for outmaneuvering pathogens could inspire next-generation treatments
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Quantum phenomenon enables a nanoscale mirror that can be switched on and off
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Which anthologized writers and books get checked out most frequently from Seattle Public Library?
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Natural hydrogel can make personal hygiene products greener
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Porous copper nanosheets boost energy output in wearable nanogenerators
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Data sharing helps avoid “smoking gun” claims of topological milestones | Science
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Mapping somatosensory afferent circuitry to bone identifies neurotrophic signals required for fracture healing | Science
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Deep contrastive learning enables genome-wide virtual screening | Science
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IDH-mutant gliomas arise from glial progenitor cells harboring the initial driver mutation | Science
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Chinese Immune Multi-Omics Atlas | Science
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Bark microbiota modulate climate-active gas fluxes in Australian forests | Science
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Ontogeny of the spinal cord dorsal horn | Science
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Multivalent ligands regulate dimensional engineering for inverted perovskite solar modules | Science
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Facial gestures are enacted through a cortical hierarchy of dynamic and stable codes | Science
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Natural grasslands used for grazing livestock can mitigate climate change | Science
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Rethinking drug use and addiction | Science
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The paradox of conscientious medicine | Science
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Tree bark microbes for climate management | Science
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Weathering budget cuts: Lessons from NASA | Science
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The source of IDH-mutant gliomas | Science
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Iran’s largest river in crisis | Science
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Improve air quality in public transportation | Science
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Iran’s ancient Hyrcanian forests on fire | Science
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Art historians turn to biology | Science
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NIH leadership turmoil adds to politicization concerns | Science
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Shall we go for a W-A-L-K? Dogs really do eavesdrop on their owners, scientists reveal
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Tree bark microbes also clean the air by removing greenhouse and toxic gases
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Replication efforts suggest 'smoking gun' evidence isn't enough to prove quantum computing claims
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These dogs eavesdrop on their owners to learn new words
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Unexpected oscillation states in magnetic vortices could enable coupling across different physical systems
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Some dogs can learn new words by eavesdropping on their owners
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Eavesdropping Isn’t Uniquely Human — Some Dogs Can Do It Too
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Hidden tree bark microbes munch on important climate gases
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How did these strange, ancient organisms turn into such remarkable fossils?
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Why hedgehogs used to be hated
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Retaining employees as they age is possible with more flexibility
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Self-configuring optical devices automatically learn how to sort out light
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Hidden threat from secret military base discovered lurking deep below Greenland's ice sheet
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Marine pollutants disrupt cellular energy production in seabirds
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Emergency in space? NASA postpones Crew-11 spacewalk amid medical concern
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Scientists solve the mystery of Europe's missing dinosaurs. Spoiler alert! They were never actually missing
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Public backing for taxes falls when unfairness exposed
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Taming the moral menace at capitalism's core
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Chemistry is stuck in the dark ages: 'Chemputation' can bring it into the digital world
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Entanglement enhances the speed of quantum simulations, transforming long-standing obstacles into a powerful advantage
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Climate adaptation has a new global plan. What the Belem indicators are and why they matter to Africa
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Earliest known barred spiral galaxy spotted just 2 billion years after Big Bang
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Greenland is rich in natural resources. A geologist explains why
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A new way to view shockwaves could boost fusion research
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Asteroid impact simulation reveals the hidden strength of space rocks
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AI improves flood projections under climate change
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How population bottlenecks shape bacterial cooperation and competition
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Could Leonardo da Vinci’s Art Contain Traces of the Artist’s DNA?
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