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The golden age of language was a few thousand years ago

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Human impacts rewrite the rules of island biodiversity around the globe

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How insect submariners survive the depths without imploding

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Silkworm cultivation predates the Silk Road in southern Central Asia, ancient cocoons suggest

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Hundreds hospitalized in Japan heat wave 'disaster'

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Hawai'i serves as model for Western researchers studying the moon's volcanic history

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Why don’t insects live in the ocean?

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Mole Rat Queens Stink Their Way to Power

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Humans may have spoken 10 times as many languages 2,000 years ago

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Modern forensics uncovers new clues about Inca sacrifice victims' last days

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Knowing a manager's stance on unions can affect worker performance

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Sweden to ban 'forever chemicals' in clothing

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Fields medal awarded to four young mathematicians

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How the encephalomyocarditis virus hijacks host protein machinery

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Environmental bacteria ferry genes that boost antibiotic resistance over 10,000-fold

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Coal-fired power generation rising globally on Mideast war: IEA

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Researchers examine social media's impact on narcissistic traits

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Heat is coming for Hawaiian corals, but study finds there may be time to adapt

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Training microbes to prepare soils for the impacts of climate change

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How mothers speak has little impact on children's school grades, study reveals

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Apprentices in private, independent companies face disadvantages

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Ceramic vessels reveal how social inequalities were also cooked into 19th-century Brazil

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More than half of Earth's migratory bird species are declining—here's how we can still save them

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Lipid nanoparticles deliver one-two punch to shrink resistant oral tumors in preclinical models

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Why Tom Hiddleston finds Pompeii so haunting—and so human

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Does Watching TV Really Rot Your Brain?

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Drought, water shortages and crop failures: How does the medieval warm period compare with today?

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Most powerful Northern Lights in a generation expose weaknesses in UK infrastructure

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China’s Kimi K3 and the rise of open-weight AI models

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Peptide isolated from a Cerrado frog increases strawberry shelf life

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Chasing subseasonal forecasts with AI

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Would you trust AI for ethical advice?

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Moon baboon: New insight into the mind of ancient Egyptians

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How Fast Is the Universe Really Expanding?

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From one frontier to another: The quantum revolution

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How much should you reveal about yourself on your dating profile? Scientists have found the 'sweet spot'

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Researchers find college-educated population more likely to shelter during dangerous wildfire smoke

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Shaking atoms to bring black-hole quantum chaos into the lab

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A Master of the Traveling Salesperson Problem Finds His Own Path

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Molecular clock transitions tune out the noise in the hunt for new physics

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Predicting where wildfire smoke will go next

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Why Do We Tell Ourselves Scary Stories About AI?

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2026 Fields Medals go to four young mathematicians

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Scientific AmericanS

Orcas filmed smashing giant sunfish into thousands of pieces

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Living Fully in the Math World Means Threading the Needle

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Sometimes Being First Means Seeing the End Before Anyone Else

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Fields and Abacus Medals 2026

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The Quietest Mathematician Has Always Been Worth Listening To

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Fig-leaf enzyme turns tannery waste into high-value collagen

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Amid Life’s Chaos, a Meticulous Mathematician Finds Stability

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