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Worm named after a comedian impacting spiny lobster reproduction and could threaten a lucrative fishery [1033d]
Evaluating cybersecurity methods [1033d]
Dolphin ages, pod health revealed with drone photographs [1033d]
Vaccine to protect crocodiles and multi-million dollar industry [1033d]
Turning old maps into 3D digital models of lost neighborhoods [1033d]
An unexpected doorway into the ear opens new possibilities for hearing restoration [1033d]
NeuWS camera answers 'holy grail problem' in optical imaging [1033d]
Research reveals sources of CO2 from Aleutian-Alaska Arc volcanoes [1033d]
A dog's breed can affect pain sensitivity, but not necessarily the way your vet may think [1033d]
Neutrons look inside working solid-state battery to discover its key to success [1033d]
Acutely exposed to changing climate, many Greenlanders do not blame humans [1033d]
Gene editing: New study reveals shifting public sentiment [1033d]
Brain scans reveal that lonely people process the world in unique ways [1033d]
What controls the pathways of the Labrador Current? [1033d]
GPT-3 informs and disinforms us better [1033d]
Opioids no more effective than placebo for acute back and neck pain [1033d]
Climate change will increase impacts of volcanic eruptions [1034d]
Geologists are using artificial intelligence to predict landslides [1034d]
Songbird study shows one hit wonder has to change his tune to attract a mate [1034d]
Fiber optic smart pants offer a low-cost way to monitor movements [1034d]
ALMA digs deeper into the mystery of planet formation [1034d]
AI for early detection of gum inflammation [1034d]
Breakthrough treatment for skin infection: Novel microneedle array embedded with ultrasound-triggered antibacterial nanoparticles [1034d]
Researchers unearth the mysteries of how Turkey's East Anatolian fault formed [1034d]
'Electronic skin' from bio-friendly materials can track human vital signs with ultrahigh precision [1034d]
Squid-inspired soft material is a switchable shield for light, heat, microwaves [1034d]
Scientists design a nanoparticle that may improve mRNA cancer vaccines [1034d]
New method could break down PFAS left on water treatment filters [1034d]
What are the characteristics of foreshocks for large earthquakes? [1034d]
Undergrad-driven project reveals drought's effects on painted turtles [1034d]
Innovative stem cell research takes aim at origins of human cancers [1034d]
Mountains vulnerable to extreme rain from climate change [1034d]
How urea may have been the gateway to life [1034d]
Octopus sleep is surprisingly similar to humans and contains a wake-like stage [1034d]
Cuttlefish camouflage: More than meets the eye [1034d]
Largest-ever atlas of normal breast cells brings unprecedented insights into mammary biology [1034d]
Research breakthrough could be significant for quantum computing future [1034d]
Life after death: Astronomers find a planet that shouldn't exist [1034d]
Genetic variant linked with faster progression of multiple sclerosis [1034d]
Electrochemical device captures carbon dioxide at the flick of a switch [1034d]
What makes multiple sclerosis worse, and how to make it better [1034d]
An ingredient in toothpaste may make electric cars go farther [1034d]
Why hellbenders are disappearing [1034d]
All-in-one device for hemorrhage control [1034d]
One-two punch: Novel drug pairing could beat pancreatic cancer [1034d]
Researchers develop a new approach to scale-up manufacturing of life-saving oligonucleotide therapeutics [1034d]
There may be good news about the oceans in a globally warmed world [1034d]
Starlight and the first black holes: researchers detect the host galaxies of quasars in the early universe [1034d]