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• Bubble, bubble, more earthquake trouble? Geoscientists study Alaska's Denali fault [1057d]
• 'Heat highways' could keep electronics cool [1057d]
• Programmable 3D printed wound dressing could improve treatment for burn, cancer patients [1057d]
• How does dopamine regulate both learning and motivation? [1057d]
• Surgeons must tackle three global health challenges to save lives [1057d]
• When pigeons dream [1057d]
• New superconducting diode could improve performance of quantum computers and artificial intelligence [1057d]
• A lung injury therapy derived from adult skin cells [1057d]
• New AI boosts teamwork training [1057d]
• First detection of secondary supermassive black hole in a well-known binary system [1057d]
• More complex than expected: Catalysis under the microscope [1057d]
• Swarming microrobots self-organize into diverse patterns [1057d]
• Older trees accumulate more mutations than their younger counterparts [1057d]
• The problems with coal ash start smaller than anyone thought [1057d]
• Electrical synapses in the neural network of insects found to have unexpected role in controlling flight power [1057d]
• Wireless olfactory feedback system to let users smell in the VR world [1057d]
• Illuminating the molecular ballet in living cells [1057d]
• A compound from fruit flies could lead to new antibiotics [1057d]
• Proposed design could double the efficiency of lightweight solar cells for space-based applications [1057d]
• Gene therapy produces long-term contraception in female domestic cats [1057d]
• Poorly insulated nerve cells promote Alzheimer's disease in old age [1057d]