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NASA's Europa Clipper captures Mars in infrared
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Mass photometry technique speeds up quality control in gene therapy vector production
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Why so many microbes fail to grow in the lab
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Proposed experiment could clarify origin of Martian methane
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Overcoming perception: Can an online retailer successfully break into the high fashion market?
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Invasive salmon, clams and seaweed are next threats to biodiversity in Britain
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'Elbows up' in Canada means sustainable resource development
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Colossal Bioscience's attempt to de-extinct the dire wolf is a dangerously deceptive publicity stunt
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Meteorites and marsquakes hint at an underground ocean of liquid water on the red planet
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Dynamic visualizations expose how domain walls shift in ferroelectrics
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What are the tradeoffs when people have to choose between clean air and clean water?
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From defenders to skeptics: The sharp decline in young Americans' support for free speech
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Policies erode benefits gained by marriage for foreign-born individuals
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If you really want to close the US trade deficit, try boosting innovation in rural manufacturing
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Hubble comes face-to-face with spiral's arms
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Workplace culture, not policies, biggest factor in helping employees disclose mental health concerns
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Nanoscale spectroscopy detects vibrational signals from molecules in confined gaps
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Study links adverse childhood experiences to higher risk of homelessness
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Scientists BAFFLED after discovering weird 'honey and waffle' structures on Mars
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Researchers uncover why cracks in materials break their symmetry while spreading
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Snow cover of Swiss glaciers below average this year: Study
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Stomach-churning truth about American beef set to flood UK supermarket shelves
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It's not just El Niño: New climate phenomenon impacts Hawai'i rainfall
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With funding cuts to Antarctica, will the US be forced off the icy continent?
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Antarctica has a huge, completely hidden mountain range. New data reveal its birth over 500 million years ago
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Wily parasite kills human cells and wears their remains as disguise
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Webb reveals new details and mysteries in Jupiter's aurora
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Q&A: AI speeds up search for RNA-targeting drugs, opening new therapeutic possibilities
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Newly proposed parameter pinpoints rate-limiting steps in photocatalysis for efficiency gains
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India–Pakistan conflict over water reflects a region increasingly vulnerable to climate change
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Engineered Vibrio natriegens strain boosts bioremediation of complex pollutants in harsh environments
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Results of the HAYSTAC Phase II search for dark matter axions
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US doubles down on fossil fuels as climate adaptation funding is on the chopping block
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Governments shouldn't chase growth at all costs. The harms of over tourism show why
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Lethal bacteria use sugar-sensing mechanism to recognize and infect cells
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Controlling contaminants inside nanopores holds promise for desalination, carbon dioxide storage and porous catalysts
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New atlas provides deeper understanding of which proteins work together in specific tissues
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Astrophysicist searches for gravitational waves in new way
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Brace for the seaweed invasion, Florida. It could be biggest ever
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First evidence of mother-offspring attachment types in wild chimpanzees
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Space law doesn't protect historical sites, mining operations or moon bases—a lawyer describes a framework that could
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Insect trafficking poses a risk to wildlife and human health
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How museum specimens could help save koalas from extinction
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Generative AI is on track to shape the future of drug design
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Water molecules form harmonized networks during hydrolytic reactions
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Paramecium meets cyanobacterium: How two become one
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Fatty acids as solvents: New method enables extracting silver from electronic waste
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How AI could help safeguard Indigenous languages
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How tissues detect and repair damage to the body's hidden support system
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Lake Mead at risk of reaching crisis levels with new projections
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NASA's planned budget cuts could set back space science, but show how to future-proof the agency
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Modified glass fiber microstructure could illuminate blood vessel health from within
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Philosopher Hannah Arendt provokes us to rethink what education is for in the era of AI
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Chlorinated organic substances can be converted into dioxins in the atmosphere
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Farmers fear dingoes are eating their livestock—but predator poo tells an unexpected story
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Fire ant colonies can switch from single to multiple queens under minority influence
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Self-driving labs enable faster and smarter polymer synthesis
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Population explosions and declines are related to how stable the economy and environment are
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The Antarctic water puzzle—how flooding contributes to ice melt
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Heat extremes in southern Africa might continue even if net-zero emissions are achieved
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There are many ways to interpret the atmosphere of K2-18b
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New definition for bullying released to better support pupils and schools
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Get ready, Massachusetts, the cicadas are coming: 'They can be really loud, as loud as a chainsaw'
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Local governments in Colorado demanding more accountability from oil and gas
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Glass beads offer a window into the moon's hidden depths
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Highly reactive copper catalyst enables labeling of biologically active compounds
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Study reveals the most commonly autocorrected names in Britain - so, is your name mistaken as a typo?
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Michigan pauses program to lethally gas nuisance geese at Belle Isle, other sites
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Discovery of ancient culture on remote Scottish isle rewrites the range of early settlers
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