Mathematicians crack cellular noise puzzle, paving path for better cancer treatment
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NASA's Chandra rings in the new year with the Champagne Cluster
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Nanozigzags, a new biomaterial, can enhance cancer immunotherapy efficacy by nearly 70%
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Extreme attempt to ‘get high’: Woman injects black widow venom and ends up in ICU
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Blind psychic Baba Vanga's prophecy reveals the exact year of humanity's 'absolute doomsday'
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Earth’s worst extinction was followed by a shockingly fast ocean comeback
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Time runs faster on Mars and scientists just proved it
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Scientists stunned by a massive hydrothermal field off Greece
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AI model uses social media posts to predict unemployment rates ahead of official data
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Most sensitive radio observations to date find no evidence of technosignature from 3I/ATLAS
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New Research Reveals Potential Path to Alzheimer’s Recovery by Targeting Cellular Energy Deficits
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Early tests rule out lab as cause of Spain swine fever outbreak
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Simple wipe test reveals hidden PFAS contamination on firefighter protective gear
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French ban on 'forever chemicals' in cosmetics, clothing to enter force
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The year's first meteor shower and supermoon clash in January skies
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LA fires showed how much neighborliness matters for wildfire safety—schools can do much more to teach it
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Why astronauts remove their wisdom teeth before space travel, even when nothing hurts
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Russia flaunts 'unstoppable' nuclear missile for first time in Belarus as WW3 fears escalate
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Dreading the New Year's Day hangover? Experts reveal the cures that really do work - and it's bad news if you usually opt for a fry-up
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Image: JWST captures colliding spiral galaxies
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West Coast levee failures show growing risks from America's aging flood defenses
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'Weights of gold in bullion': How the ancients invested in precious metals
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Clouds are vital to life—but many are becoming wispy ghosts. Here's how to see the changes above us
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Heritage railway volunteers show how deep friendships can be formed without discussing emotions
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Scientists Made a Pull-String Material That Turns Flat Sheets Into Shapes
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Looking for friends, lobsters may stumble into an ecological trap
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These fossil finds shed new light on the past in 2025
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Why your vitamin D supplements might not be working
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Scientists Found a Plant That Gave Up on Photosynthesis Entirely
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New dataset maps global city boundaries in high resolution from 2000 to 2022
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Scientists have uncovered evidence of Ireland's largest prehistoric hillfort settlement
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Hunting for dark matter axions with a quantum-powered haloscope
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Space discoveries in 2025 that stunned scientists: Interstellar objects, life signs on Mars, and more
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AI-driven breeding strategy aims to boost orphan crops for food security
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Ethylene and oxygen found to drive periderm regeneration after plant injury
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Not all scientific breakthroughs survive the hype
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2025 was so hot it pushed Earth past critical climate change mark
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The Amazon is shifting into a 'hypertropical state' not seen for MILLIONS of years, scientists warn
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ASKAP discovers a spectacular outflow in a nearby galaxy
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Against the odds, a burbling lava planet retains an atmosphere
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Scientists are baffled to discover 26 unknown bacterial species in NASA's ultra-sanitised cleanrooms - as they warn 'stop and re-check everything'
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What's inside Mexico's Popocatépetl? Scientists obtain first 3D images of the whole volcano
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2025 was one of three hottest years on record, scientists say
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Rare jumping bristletail reveals new step in insect mating evolution
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Climate policies can backfire by eroding 'green' values, study finds
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Encoding adaptive intelligence in molecular matter by design
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The Great Big Power Play
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Nasa reveals January spacewalk plans for the International Space Station
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Why Dry January is a BAD idea: Expert warns the popular craze leads to a 'binge or bust' approach to drinking
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Nessie, is that you? Loch Ness Monster has been 'spotted' FIVE times this year, official records show
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Super rare case: 17 year old teen wakes from knee surgery speaking only foreign language
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Dual-cation strategy boosts upconversion efficiency in stable oxide perovskites
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Are Colorado's new natural gas pipeline rules tough enough?
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Colorado River: Upper Basin states must be willing to compromise
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Bison return to Illinois' Kane County after 200 years, a crucial step for conservation and Indigenous connection
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Pine beetles are poised to decimate Colorado Front Range forests: 'Our ability to stop the spread is very limited'
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A snapshot of the universe at work: Incredible image shows 'star-making factory' inside a Large Magellanic Cloud
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New Species of Tinamou Discovered in Brazil
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Screen time these holidays doesn't need to be a bad thing
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3,000-Year-Old Pottery Workshop Unearthed in Iraqi Kurdistan
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The Freya Hydrate Mounds Lie Over 11,940 Feet Below the Surface — and They’re Teeming With Life
Discover Magazine
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The Freya Hydrate Mounds Lie 11,942 Feet Below the Surface — and They’re Teeming With Life
Discover Magazine
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MIT scientists find a way to rejuvenate the immune system as we age
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Astronomers Discover Triple System of Active Galactic Nuclei 1.2 Billion Light-Years Away
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A Rare Parasitic Plant Lives Underground Without Photosynthesis and Reproduces Asexually
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Scientists found a dangerous feedback loop accelerating Arctic warming
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The brain has a hidden language and scientists just found it
ScienceDaily
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Mount Etna Erupts During the Holidays, Ending an Active Volcanic Year in a Grand Finale
Discover Magazine
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When AI recreates the female voice, it also rewrites who gets heard
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New Models Reveal If Neanderthals and Modern Humans Ever Met on the Iberian Peninsula During the Old Stone Age
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