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Biomedical engineer explores new use for synthetic platelets: Treating inherited bleeding disorders [1111d]
Physicists find unusual waves in nickel-based magnet [1111d]
Research shows why some children may be slower to learn words [1111d]
Even as temperatures rise, this hydrogel material keeps absorbing moisture [1111d]
The wound dressing that can reveal infection [1111d]
Using machine learning to find reliable and low-cost solar cells [1111d]
Tiny biobattery with 100-year shelf life runs on bacteria [1111d]
Next decade decisive for PV growth on the path to 2050 [1111d]
Chemists propose ultrathin material for doubling solar cell efficiency [1111d]
Warning labels on restaurant menus reduced likelihood consumers would order high-sugar foods [1111d]
The diversity of present tree species is shaped by climate change in the last 21,000 years [1111d]
Metal-poor stars are more life-friendly [1111d]
Now you can be comfortable in your e-skin [1111d]
Walking on familiar streets: Insights on how neighborhood attachment may promote people's walking behavior [1111d]
Quantum liquid becomes solid when heated [1111d]
Teasing strange matter from the ordinary [1111d]
Early signs that may help predict ADHD risk [1111d]
Swimming secrets of prehistoric reptiles unlocked by new study [1111d]
Bird feeding helps small birds fight infection [1111d]
Researchers develop carbon-negative concrete [1111d]
Human brains process social situations similarly -- researchers discovered a brain network for social perception [1111d]
Nullarbor rocks reveal Australia's transformation from lush to dust [1111d]
Biological invasions as costly as natural disasters [1111d]
How to get your children to eat more fruits and vegetables [1111d]
Counting the cost of sunshine: Finding a better metric to measure human ecological footprints [1111d]
School discipline can be predicted, new research says. Is it preventable? [1111d]
How electricity can heal wounds three times as fast [1111d]