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Rapid on-site detection of food fraud

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El Niño was linked to famines in Europe in the early modern period

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The best new popular science books of January 2026

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New year's resolutions? Add social fitness to the list

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Hotter weather thickens the blood of wild mammals: We traced this in African striped mice

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Can office culture survive the work-from-home revolution? Yes, but you can't force the fun

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Just joined a dating app? Here's how to look after yourself and handle rejection

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Why you're wise on Tuesday and foolish on Sunday: Practicing wisdom in uncertain times

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More than 250,000 Australians don't have access to a vet

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What a decade of research reveals about institutions and social entrepreneurship

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Even after wildfires are extinguished, smoke damage may continue to pose risks to residents

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Salmonella rewires mitochondrial metabolite pipeline to disarm oxidative defenses

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Oceans struggle to absorb Earth's carbon dioxide as microplastics invade their waters

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2026 will shed light on whether a little-known drug helps with autism

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These sick baby ants sacrifice themselves to protect their colony

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Los Angeles fires 12 months on: What does research tell us?

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Solar flares and stellar flares hit differently

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Making sense of quantum gravity in five dimensions

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X-rays Were a Life-Saving Accident

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A strange kind of quantumness may be key to quantum computers' success

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Why Does Life Keep Evolving These Geometric Patterns?

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$40 million campaign launched to save pristine NC game lands from development

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Nearly every corn seed planted in Colorado is covered in insecticide: Lawmakers may restrict the chemical

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How artificial intelligence became real estate's new secret weapon

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Popular dog treats recalled in 7 states over salmonella risk

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Mountain lion attacks on pets and cattle rattle a small Central California town

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How to Keep Your New Year’s Resolutions—Behavioral Science Tips That Work

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Everyday chemicals are quietly damaging beneficial gut bacteria

This CRISPR breakthrough turns genes on without cutting DNA

The best new science fiction books of January 2026

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Geometry shapes life: Embryo curvature acts as instruction manual for coordinated cell division

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Plants can’t absorb as much CO2 as climate models predicted

Scientists find a safer way to make cells burn more calories

Ghostly particles might just break our understanding of the universe

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A legendary fossil is forcing scientists to rethink human origins

A missing flash of light revealed a molecular secret

Earth has been feeding the moon for billions of years

Physicists found hidden order in violent proton collisions

Brain scans may finally end the guesswork in depression treatment

Egypt’s Karnak Temple may have risen from water like a creation myth

AI may not need massive training data after all

Why warm hugs feel so good to your brain

China’s “artificial sun” just broke a fusion limit scientists thought was unbreakable

Filamentous algae blooms alter river ecosystems without disrupting overall function

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Coral reef fish recovery could boost sustainable seafood servings by up to 50 percent

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Astronomers measure the mass of a rogue planet drifting through the galaxy

A simple chemistry trick could end forever plastic

The invisible microbes that help keep us healthy

A smarter way to screen for breast cancer is emerging

Coral reefs could feed millions if we let them rebuild