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Will AI pull the career ladder up out of reach—or just change what it looks like?

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Pacific Ocean changes may 'lock in' US megadrought for decades

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Back to the basics: Minimal genomes yield viable plants for biotech applications

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Plastic pollution plague blights Asia

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Archaeologists use X-rays to distinguish iron from different periods of America's colonial past

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Study offers new insight into mixed virus interactions in plants

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Machine learning reveals the mysteries of amorphous alumina thin films at atomic scale

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New pesticides provide challenging alternatives to neonicotinoids

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Experience does not guarantee success for hiring CEOs, study finds

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AI is making reading books feel obsolete, and students have a lot to lose

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4 out of 5 US troops surveyed understand the duty to disobey illegal orders

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Spiderweb silks and architectures reveal millions of years of evolutionary ingenuity

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What does pocket money teach children? It can offer social as well as financial education

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Targeted cultivation strategies boost health-promoting compounds in red cabbage

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The power of poop: How human waste can boost crop yields and cut greenhouse gas emissions

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Using sound to remember quantum information 30 times longer

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'Essentiality' scan reveals what Mycoplasma pneumoniae truly needs to survive

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Rapidly changing river patterns found in High Mountain Asia pose challenge for region's energy future

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Biological process underlying coho salmon die-offs unlocked

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'Controlled evolution' dramatically boosts plasmid DNA production for biomedical manufacturing

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No Earth-like atmosphere found on exoplanet TRAPPIST-1 d

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How much has Mercury shrunk?

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Why AI ‘Therapy’ Can Be So Dangerous

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Molecular hybridization achieved through quantum vacuum manipulation

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Covalent organic frameworks harness both singlet and triplet states for photocatalysis

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6 of the most fascinating moments in the life of our solar system

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Tiny discs can levitate in the upper atmosphere using sunlight alone

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High-resolution models predict tropical cyclone rainfall will rise sharply under global warming

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Fossil teeth may come from a new species of early hominin

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Air quality data derived from megacities can lead to significant inaccuracies when applied to US urban centers

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Novel drug-loading technique: Cubosome-based method incorporates mRNA into exosomes in 10 minutes

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What Is a Glacial Outburst Flood? Alaska’s Suicide Basin Explained

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Amorphous cathode reveals low-voltage oxygen dimer redox mechanism

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Laser therapy boosts effectiveness of antifungal drugs against resistant Candida

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Two new Thrissops species provide insights into early teleost evolution

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New Human Ancestor Identified from Fossil Teeth

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People disregard advice when making tough decisions, international study finds

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Dagger beaks and strong wings: New fossils rewrite the penguin story and affirm NZ as a cradle of their evolution

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Tiny creatures, big insights: Copepods uncover sea's microbial signature

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Most carbon taxes are not designed to lower carbon emissions, study finds

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Seafloor fiber sensing reveals how falling ice drives glacial retreat in Greenland

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Sediment surge: Years after an earthquake, rivers still carry the mountains downstream

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Overhaul global food systems to avert worsening land crisis, scientists urge

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Sunlight-powered floating structures offer a new window into Earth's upper atmosphere

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Scientists uncover new fossils—and a new species of ancient human ancestor

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Coffee fortified with iron—new microparticles can be added to food and beverages to fight malnutrition

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Sunlight is all that’s needed to keep these tiny aircraft aloft

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Why people reclaim words meant to insult them—and how this has become a powerful tool for protest

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Troy's fall was partly due to environmental strain—and it holds lessons for today

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Antarctic leopard seal 'songs' are surprisingly similar to nursery rhymes

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