Sunlight's power: Predicting global lake pollution reduction through photochemistry
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Ring-shaped polymers solidify into glass, offering sustainable material potential
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Recreational trails disturb grizzly bears and wolves more than expected
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Unraveling the physics behind severe flash floods in Indonesia's new capital
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Study reveals cold front effects on energy exchange over a Finnish lake
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Unveiling hidden climate dynamics: Using mathematics of optimal transport to decode 21st-century climate change
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Will Comet G3 ATLAS perform at perihelion?
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Groundwater simulation uncovers hidden paths and long-distance flows on a continental scale
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NASA proposes cheaper, quicker way to get Mars rocks and soil to Earth
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Polymer-based network gives artificial cells a life-like cytoskeleton
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Failure to agree on plastics treaty may spark health crisis
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Snail darter revisited: Famous fish that halted a dam's construction is not endangered after all
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Why some birds choose to divorce while others mate for life
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A new effort could help to wipe 'phantom agents' from pathogen regulatory lists
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Low-symmetry coordination cages enable sensitive recognition and selective enrichment of higher fullerene isomers
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Earth's air war: Explaining the delayed rise of plants and animals on land
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Reexamining the Prisoner's Dilemma: Study finds diversity and context play a larger role than thought
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Fluorescent RNA complexes offer new insights into cellular dynamics
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AI technique generates clear images of thick biological samples without additional hardware
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Origins of black holes are revealed in their spin, gravitational wave data analysis finds
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Scientists develop nanobody inhibitors to target deadly Ebola virus
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Feathered fortunes: Bird diversity soars in China's Yangtze River Basin
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Your stress levels also affect your dog, heart rate study shows
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Champagne, caviar or salmon: Luxury foods are becoming more accessible
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Study reveals the fabrics most vulnerable to fungal attack during shipping—and the culprits
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A passive resistance phenomenon: Marine bacteria use low tRNA levels to fend off viruses
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Lock and key: Scientists clarify how important proteins 'dock' to centromere
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Sunken worlds under the Pacific? High-res models reveal workings of Earth's mantle
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Frigid temps hit US behind major winter storm
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Emotional news alters men's financial risk-taking, research shows
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Fully recovering Australia's threatened species would cost 25% of GDP. We can't do it all at once—so let's start here
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South Africa's rare succulent plants are threatened by illegal trade—how to stop it
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Expert discusses how to make resolutions that stick
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Coordinating risk assessments for radiation in outer space
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Sustainable nanofiber coating can extend fruit shelf life
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Fabricating single-photon detectors from superconducting aluminum nanostrips
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Building resilience: Risk perception and hurricane preparedness in Florida
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'Living school gate' and green infrastructure deliver major health and environmental benefits, study finds
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How white educators can boldly teach about race in engaging ways
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Combining graphene and nanodiamonds for better microplasma devices
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Signaling circuit interplay pushes newborn neurons out of the neuronal nest
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Integrating historical data stands to improve climate models in the Global South
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Archaeologists uncover the tomb of an ancient Egyptian doctor who specialised in MAGIC 4,000 years ago
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English children lag behind in geometry, but parents can help them learn through play
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Planning for spring's garden? Bees like variety and don't care about your neighbors' yards
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Providing driver's licenses to undocumented immigrants improves birth outcomes, research shows
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Technology is supposed to decrease teacher burnout, but research finds it can sometimes make it worse
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Parasite 'matchmakers' can genetically alter plant cells to attract insects
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Artists discover a new glowing mushroom in Switzerland
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What fan culture and mourning can teach us about grief
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Unlocking cell recycling: Weak molecular interactions provide new possibilities for artificial control
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Carbon dioxide has been regulating Earth's climate for hundreds of millions of years—new study
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Spiders 'smell' with their legs, new research finds
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Recycling planning: New approach improves predictions for solid waste management
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Beyond the hype: What workers really think about workplace AI assistants
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Field-level inference: Unlocking the full potential of galaxy maps to explore new physics
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La Niña back this summer? Not likely—and unofficial declarations are jumping the gun
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Study finds two classes of plant enzymes that ignore common rule of evolution
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Swearing, insults and hate speech: The social and psychological power of taboo language
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Cane toads on the barbie? How eating invasive species might help manage them
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Why do falcons have stripes under their eyes? The answer is more complex than we thought
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'The international legal system has collapsed, and journalism is collapsing with it': 2024 was deadly for reporters
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Liquid-like molecular dynamics explain solid-state battery material's superionic transport abilities
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Carbon revenues fuel misguided policies in African conservation, researchers say
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New research reveals why some Australian dairy farmers are considering leaving the industry
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How electrical synapses fine-tune sensory information for better decisions
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From superfood to super material: Goji berries yield antibacterial silver nanoparticles
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'Forever chemicals' in wastewater far more widespread than previously known, study reveals
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Researchers introduce new 'filament channel' function to predict solar eruptions triggered by emerging flux
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Drug-resistant hookworms put pets and people at risk
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