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- Gamification, past habits may impact future eco-friendly tendencies differently [1607d]
- Study of two blobs in Earth's mantle shows unexpected differences in height, density [1607d]
- Scientists warn too many unknowns for deep-sea mining [1607d]
- 'Scents' of alarm: Volatile chemical signals from damaged plants warn neighbors about herbivore attacks [1607d]
- Exploring the Rubin Observatory's giant data acquisition system [1607d]
- Researchers find watershed size plays major role in filtering pollutants [1607d]
- Dating apps sought to spark love during the pandemic, according to new research [1607d]
- The start of the birth of planets in a binary star system observed [1607d]
- Face-to-face interaction may enhance learning, innovation [1607d]
- Emotional labor takes its toll on tourism workers [1607d]
- Christians, Jews and Muslims experience workplace discrimination differently, new research shows [1607d]
- Labeling is a key to success of software company innovations, research suggests [1607d]
- Study finds that past global photosynthesis reacted quickly to more carbon in the air [1607d]
- Science behind jets of plasma occurring all over sun's chromosphere unraveled [1607d]
- Physicists show how frequencies can easily be multiplied without special circuitry [1607d]
- After more than 20 years, scientists have solved the full-length structure of a Janus kinase [1607d]
- Cosmic particle accelerator reaches theoretical limit [1607d]
- Study finds that water determines magma depth, a key to accurate models of volcanic activity, eruption [1607d]
- Researchers discover genetic cause of sometimes deadly esophageal disorder in dogs [1607d]
- Manatees resort to eating more algae when seagrass disappears [1607d]
- Seeing lipids more deeply with mass spectrometry [1607d]
- 'Seafloor fertilizer factory' helped breathe life into Earth [1607d]
- New observations from ICESat-2 show remarkable Arctic sea ice thinning in just three years [1607d]
- Magnetism helps electrons vanish in high-temp superconductors [1607d]
- Q&A: Will machines replace human workers? [1607d]
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