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Tackle wood burning and road traffic to improve Europe’s air quality, study finds
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Are room-temperature superconductors finally within reach?
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3I/ATLAS may be the oldest comet ever seen in 7 billion years, carrying secrets from before the solar system began
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Scientists shocked by reversed electric field around Earth
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Grandparenting tells us much about our history—it's important to preserve these stories
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Where did the first people come from? The case for a coastal migration from southern Africa
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What wheat fibers do in sourdough bread: Shedding light on an age-old tradition
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Report: Land carbon sinks lag while rising temperatures spread disease and threaten incomes
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Mob membership benefits: Meerkats share beneficial gut bacteria
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Indigenous programs cost billions—but we know surprisingly little about what works
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China’s Ancient Tombs Reveal Links Between Political Stability and Prosperous Landscapes
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Universe Is Not a Computer Simulation, New Study Says
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Finnish undergrads outperform their US counterparts in critical thinking skills upon entry to higher education
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Dogs In Chornobyl are Mysteriously Turning Blue, But Radiation Is Not to Blame
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Microbubble physics study confirms utility of ultrasound for noninvasive therapy
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How combined stressors affect tomato plant photosynthesis and trigger complex responses
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We're putting lots of transition metals into the stratosphere. That's not good.
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Checkup time for Fido? The wait to get an appointment might be longer in rural areas
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Ocean iron fertilization or artificial ocean alkalinization? Study reveals divergent effects on climate
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Carnivorous Death-Ball Sponge and Other New Species Have Been Found in the Deep Sea
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Strong magnetic field helps answer a question about the 'new duality' in materials physics
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New Carlephyton species discovered in northern Madagascar
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Approach to combat antibiotic resistance turns bacterium's genes against it
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Mapping priority areas to reduce macaw deaths from electric shock in Brazil
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Could Fat-Trapping Boba Pearls Replace Weight Loss Medications Like GLP-1 Agonists?
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America in chaos as 'perfect storm' grounds flights and JD Vance admits he fears 'disaster'
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How a chorus of synchronized frequencies helps you digest your food
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Tool reveals how your dinner affects risk of 30,875 species land-dwelling animals going extinct
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Powerful earthquake shakes 300,000 residents in Alaska's largest city
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Reintroducing a classic technique for a new perspective on bacterial biofilm defenses
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NASA spacecraft record interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS reaching peak brightness near the Sun
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Revealing the molecular structures of sugars using galectin-10 protein crystals
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Computationally accelerated organic synthesis: Optimal ligand prediction for generating reactive alkyl ketone radicals
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3D imaging uncovers mosquito's specialized neurons for detecting carbon dioxide
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3I/ATLAS sending mysterious Fibonacci-pattern pulse signal 8 • 13 • 8 • 5 • 13 • 8 at 1420 MHz; could it be a message from deep space
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AI-guided analysis assigns amino acid-level roles in protein design
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India space agency to launch its heaviest satellite
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Can AI capture the mind-boggling complexity of a human cell?
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Dictionary.com's word of the year is '6-7.' But is it even a word and what does it mean?
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The International Space Station marks 25 years of nonstop human presence in orbit
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Psychology study suggests chimpanzees might be rational thinkers
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Myanmar fault had ideal geometry to produce 2025 supershear earthquake, research reveals
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Global climate models need the nitrogen cycle—all of it
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Lichens Were Already Widespread in Early Devonian, Enigmatic Fossils from Brazil Show
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Archaeologists recover over 100 Jacobite projectiles in unexplored area of Culloden
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Unprecedented decline in marine viruses in western Mediterranean linked to climate change
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Plans to kill half a million owls in three US states sparks outrage in Congress
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Overlooked East Antarctica melting may skew sea level forecasts
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Kids are smarter than you think: Young chimpanzees invent tools and improve adult designs
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Non-invasive quantum spin sensor can detect digital pill signals without skin contact
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Porous materials: The next frontier in energy technologies | Science
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Ultralong, supershear rupture of the 2025 Mw 7.7 Mandalay earthquake reveals unaccounted risk | Science
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Bimaterial effect and favorable energy ratio enabled supershear rupture in the 2025 Mandalay earthquake | Science
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A legendary request for narwhal DNA | Science
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How collaboration with China can revitalize US automotive innovation | Science
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Direct estimation of earthquake source properties from a single CCTV camera | Science
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Supershear rupture sustained through a thick fault zone in the 2025 Mw 7.8 Mandalay earthquake | Science
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Restore strict protection for wolves in Europe | Science
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Extraterrestrials illustrated | Science
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Asian dust threatens air pollution control efforts | Science
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Respecifying partners: Neural circuits are rewired by manipulating cell surface combinatorial code | Science
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White matters arising: Rethinking Alzheimer’s disease through the lens of myelin | Science
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Fear protects. Until it doesn’t.: The brain learns to suppress instinctive defensive responses when threats prove harmless | Science
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Broad benefits of the COVID-19 pandemic response | Science
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Chimpanzees are natural scientists | Science
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More than a miracle | Science
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Mandalay earthquake pushes rupture limits | Science
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How common cuckoos adapt to multiple hosts | Science
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