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Quantum randomness and nonlocality: New insights from MIMO systems
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Light-based polymerization reaction refines 3D printing, achieving sub-millimeter resolution
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RNA interference and nanomedicine join forces to fight dangerous fungal infections
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New research sheds light on earliest days of Earth's formation
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How survivors spanned the globe after Earth's biggest mass extinction
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Elusive electronic rotons, detected for first time, reveal formation of Wigner crystallites in 2D electron liquid
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Protecting undersea cultural heritage in spotlight at mining code talks
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Webb telescope sees galaxy in mysteriously clearing fog of early universe
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Deep sea mining impacts visible for 'many decades'
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Role models. Peer pressure. Rewards. What really gets people to act more sustainably?
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Partial solar eclipse in northern areas on Saturday
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Sensor technology uses nature's blueprint and machinery to monitor metabolism in body
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The interplay of two genes illuminates how the large human brain evolved
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Cuttlefish 'mesmerize' their prey with a moving skin pattern, study finds
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Avian influenza discovered in NYS bobcats
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Nanoscale wrinkles on films can display or conceal vibrant color patterns
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Blaming absent dads for the crisis of masculinity is too simplistic. Many men want to be more involved
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Digital cuneiforms: Updated tool expands access to ancient Hittite texts
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NASA demonstrates new wildland fire airspace management system
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After 80 years of stumping scientists, strange Philippine frog unmasked as hybrid
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Mississippi's education miracle: A model for global literacy reform
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Do you believe Antarctica is a pristine paradise? Think again
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Ground-penetrating radar reveals optimal tree density to combat desertification in China's fragile sandlands
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New insights into little red dots—an early phase of black hole growth
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New methodology reveals recovery of Bonelli's eagle population, a threatened species
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Scientists develop model for high-resolution global land surface temperature observation
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Zooming in on the structure of the lethal Ebola virus
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From Greenland to Fort Bragg, America is caught in a name game where place names become political tools
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Recruiting women as candidates: Experts suggest an electoral opportunity
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Sustainable seaweed farming could be the way of the future
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How the COVID-19 pandemic has affected political trust
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Globalization of production undermines unions, study finds
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'Magnetic tweezers': Making robotic surgery safer and more precise with a human touch
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Quantum computing milestone: 56-qubit computer provides truly random number generation
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New method for selective protein modification in living systems could advance cancer research
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Clouds may amplify global warming far more than previously understood
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Novel protocol enables photon entanglement without quantum measurement
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'Too much of a good thing': Overuse is making Bt corn less effective against rootworm, analysis shows
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Shifts in subtropical North Atlantic Ocean expected over the next decade
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'We don't have a cultural place for men as victims': why men often don't tell anyone about sexual abuse
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User-friendly software enables easy estimation of 3D gene expression distribution
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CO₂ neutral buildings: Study calls for accelerated energy renovation in building sector to achieve fossil-free goals
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Accounting for multi-hazard effects can help improve windstorm outage predictions
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Glucose's double life: Study reveals its surprising role as a master regulator of tissue regeneration
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How cells respond to stress is more nuanced than previously believed
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A new method to recycle fluoride from long-lived PFAS chemicals
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A breakthrough moment: Researchers discover new class of antibiotics
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Global species loss: Biodiversity study highlights the devastating human impact
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How scratching monkeys can help us understand emotions and consciousness
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Mechanics of bioluminescence in rare Red Sea fish revealed
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Enzyme engineering: New method selectively destroys disease-causing proteins
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Pharmacy team discovers target to repair injured muscles
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Blurring the line between rain and snow: The limits of meteorological classification
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How changing LA's tree rules could cool more neighborhoods
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Is your job making you happy? Insights from job satisfaction data
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High methane emissions from Australian coal mine detected using airborne sensors
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Automated technique for large-scale graphene transfer can boost electronic chip production
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What works to prevent violence against women? Here's what the evidence says
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How foreign accents subconsciously shape the way we interact
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Novel electrochemical fluorination method boosts hydrofluoroether production
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Our work and home lives are blending more than ever—how do we navigate this new 'zigzag' reality?
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Unlocking the potential of whey to reduce food waste
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Podcasting was once a rebel medium for diverse voices. Now it's slowly being consumed by big media
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New sensor enables more accurate breath analysis for clinical diagnosis
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Ultrafast X-ray study reveals solvation suppresses electronic rearrangement in pyrazine
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Hypersonic shock waves: 3D simulations expose new flow disturbances
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Critical thinking is more important than ever. How can I improve my skills?
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Biochar and microbe synergy: A path to climate-smart farming
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Concern for groundwater management as summer heat and drought strain Perth's ecosystems
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