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• How a soil microbe could rev up artificial photosynthesis [1344d]
• New technique shows in detail where drug molecules hit their targets in the body [1344d]
• Researcher looks into little known 'purging disorder' [1344d]
• Study reveals Stonehenge landscape before the world-famous monument [1344d]
• Better residents' health after switch to electric buses [1344d]
• Molecular basis of deep sleep pinpointed, suggests avenues for novel treatments [1344d]
• New study shows hybrid learning led to significant reduction in COVID-19 spread [1344d]
• Research discovers new bacteria that stick to plastic in the deep sea to travel around the ocean [1344d]
• A single course of antibiotics affects the gut microbiota of infants [1344d]
• How genome organization influences cell fate [1344d]
• Research finally answers what Bronze Age daggers were used for [1344d]
• New sleep molecule discovered: 'It shows just how complex the machinery of sleep is' [1344d]
• Engineers develop new control electronics for quantum computers that improve performance, cut costs [1344d]
• Future wearable health tech could measure gases released from skin [1344d]
• Light-infused particles go the distance in organic semiconductors [1344d]
• Stress, anxiety and depression during pregnancy may hinder toddler's cognitive development [1344d]
• New studies show special mental health risks for certain groups of new doctors [1344d]
• New research helps explain how Ritalin sharpens attention [1344d]
• Unlocking a cure for carbon monoxide poisoning [1344d]
• 'Eye-catching' smartphone app could make it easy to screen for neurological disease at home [1344d]
• A novel therapy ameliorates obesity and Type 2 diabetes in mice fed a high-fat diet [1344d]
• New model for antibacterial mechanism [1344d]
• Scientists detail brain dynamics implicated in neurological conditions [1344d]
• A new mutation behind synucleinopathies [1344d]
• Anatomical study confirms: Harbor seals are good at learning calls [1344d]