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Urgent do not eat warning issued as popular pasta sauce found to contain shards of glass
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Sharper ocean color data: Community-developed processor helps reduce optical sensor uncertainty
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Which? investigation reveals the major hotel chains that give guests the least time in their rooms
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Superconducting qubits enable new quantum simulations and advanced control systems
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Unravelling the mystery of the Mummy of the 'Air-Dried Chaplain': Vicar who died in 1746 was exceptionally well preserved thanks to unusual embalming technique - via his rectum
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Intensifying farmland can sometimes be worse for biodiversity than agricultural expansion, study finds
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Centuries-old Austrian mummy found to be exceptionally well preserved thanks to unusual embalming method
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How do candidates skirt Chinese social media bans on political content? They use influencers
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Some 'Star Wars' stories have already become reality
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AI system targets tree pollen behind allergies
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Unique molecule may lead to smaller, more efficient computers
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New global index defines what makes digital economies resilient and inclusive
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Ultimate self-sacrifice: Bacteria activate unusual defense to evade viral attack
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Scientists make discovery that upends our beliefs about how cells divide
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Spinach antimicrobial peptides show promise against crop diseases in citrus and potatoes
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Electricity-generating bacteria's survival strategy could reshape biotech and energy systems
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Precision-engineered surface can enhance silicon solar cell performance
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Stuck in a creativity slump at work? Here are some surprising ways to get your spark back
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Burkina Faso and Mali's fabulous flora: New plant life record released
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Opinion: Deporting international students may weaken US economic and scientific leadership
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Shelters at bus stops intended to provide relief from heat can actually result in higher temps, researchers discover
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Is a faith-based charter school a threat to religious freedom, or a necessity to uphold it?
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Thousands buried in 17th century Italian crypt reveal lives of working poor
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Depositing quantum dots on corrugated chips improves photodetector capabilities
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How morphogens steer early brain development by guiding stem cell gene activity
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Surprising declines: North American birds vanish fastest from their most thriving habitats
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One timed-release capsule could replace taking multiple pills
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Taking a break from Facebook and Instagram can boost emotional well-being
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Fleeting fireflies illuminate Colorado summer nights, and researchers are watching
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More accessible method for maize bioengineering could open doors for crop innovation
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Stem cells as role models for reprogramming and repair | Science
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A symbiotic filamentous gut fungus ameliorates MASH via a secondary metabolite–CerS6–ceramide axis | Science
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Intracellular protein editing enables incorporation of noncanonical residues in endogenous proteins | Science
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Discovery research in physiologically maintained deceased | Science
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Interphase cell morphology defines the mode, symmetry, and outcome of mitosis | Science
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Deep-sea mining interests cannot shape research | Science
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China’s pet squirrel trade needs regulation | Science
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Thriving in perilous times | Science
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Baby’s first surveillance technology | Science
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Searching for partners | Science
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The mechanics behind the beauty of roses | Science
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A fungal ally wards off liver disease | Science
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Editing proteins inside a cell | Science
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An uphill grind for wild plant populations | Science
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The post-truth era and how science education keeps ignoring it | Science
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Fine print—Science’s new look | Science
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NextGen Voices: Pursuing Science Abroad | Science
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Redated artifacts rewrite how Indigenous people responded to European contact
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Genetically enhanced crops proposed as scalable solution for CO₂ removal
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Indigenous knowledge helps biotech find new drugs. This grad student wants those companies to give back
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Why are women paid less than men? New research shows the company you work for makes the biggest difference
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Oceans are heating faster in two bands stretching around globe, study reveals
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New telescope images uncover 'Green Monster' in Cassiopeia A
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Current legal frameworks can't protect the oceans from deep-sea mining and the negative impacts on humankind
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Terrorists weigh risks to their reputation when deciding which crises to exploit: New research
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People with neoliberal views are less likely to support climate-friendly policies, research finds
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Guns in America: A liberal gun-owning sociologist offers five ways to understand America's culture of firearms
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What makes people flourish? Results from a new survey
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Animal culture recognized as key factor in new conservation strategies
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Using fire to produce nanoparticles could revolutionize various industries
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Why do people continue to support politicians who attack their democracies? Expert Q&A
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Why Donald Trump's trade tariffs are a threat to global food security
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Tiny technology that can find pollution in South Africa's water and trap it
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Left-handed CEOs associated with greater innovation, unique patents, and higher returns for companies
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The EU has banned BPAs: Here's what you need to know about this common, toxic compound
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How dandelions conquered concrete to bring nature back to cities
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Boat wakes aren't just a nuisance, they harm freshwater shorelines and wildlife
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