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Using AI to keep CRISPR technology in-check

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Arctic seas are getting louder as ice melts, posing risks: Study shows how to better measure noise

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Software allows scientists to simulate nanodevices on a supercomputer

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Scientists recover the oldest wooden tools from a site in Greece

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Toothbrush-activated powder whitens, repairs and protects teeth

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Marine protected areas aren't in the right places to safeguard dolphins and whales in the South Atlantic, says study

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Microgravity rewires microbial metabolism, limiting space-based manufacturing efficiency

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Swimming in a shared medium makes particles synchronize without touching

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Crime victims with neurodevelopmental disorders may experience victim blaming

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Stealth and manipulation: Strategies of bacterial plasmids investigated

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Collaboration of elementary particles: How teamwork among photon pairs overcomes quantum errors

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Visualizing how cancer drugs reshape proteins linked to lung cancer

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The Strange Paradox in the RFK Jr. Diet Guidelines

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Spider monkeys pool their knowledge to find the best fruit

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Molecular arrangement strategy targets multiple Alzheimer's disease factors at once

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Sloshing liquefied natural gas in cargo tanks causes higher impact forces than expected

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How gut bacteria control immune responses

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Cryo-EM structures reveal conformational dynamics behind AP-4 membrane trafficking

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From fleeting to stable: Scientists uncover recipe for new carbon dioxide-based energetic materials

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Sea levels are rising—but in Greenland, they will fall

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AI tool Helixer identifies genes in newly sequenced organisms

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Stick shaped by ancient humans is the oldest known wooden tool

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AI sheds light on mysterious dinosaur footprints

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Changes to cougar diets and behaviors reduce their competition with wolves in Yellowstone, study finds

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New data show reduced overall PFAS exposures in subarctic ocean

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This ancient stick may be the world’s oldest handheld wooden tool

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How NASA is homing in from space on ocean debris

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AI agents streamline discovery of safer, more efficient solid electrolytes for batteries

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Environmental conditions can influence evolution of gut microbiomes in African herbivores

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Tapping the engines of cellular electrochemistry and forces of evolution

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Straight-Tusk Elephants Once Roamed Europe. And We Used Their Bones as Hammers

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3′UTR-derived small RNA couples acid resistance to metabolic reprogramming in Salmonella within macrophages

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Perceiving AI as a 'job killer' negatively influences attitudes towards democracy, study suggests

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White Winter Olympics beckons as snow falls in Italian Alps

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Checklist offers guide to verifying authenticity of nature and carbon credits

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The science of why video evidence can mess with our brain

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New DNA 'page numbers' method enables accurate assembly of long genetic sequences

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World not ready for rise in extreme heat, scientists say

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The invisible bubbles that spread cancer could also help stop it

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US hospitality and tourism professors don't reflect the diversity of the industry they serve

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Bitter cold grips millions as US digs out of sweeping snowstorm

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New sensor surface distinguishes aggressive cancer cells by physical behavior

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Do Non-Alcoholic Drinks Actually Help You Stay Sober?

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Personalized library model adapts book recommendations to readers' changing knowledge

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Lit bots beware: AI creative writing faces reader skepticism, study shows

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Watching atoms roam before they decay

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AI makes quantum field theories computable

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Early warning for wine spoilage glows in the dark

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Epigenetic switch found to halt fat cell formation in adipose tissue

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Q&A: Even small amounts of online math practice can improve skills

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