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New design for lithium-air battery could offer much longer driving range compared with the lithium-ion battery [1168d]
Prioritize tackling toxic emissions from tires, urge experts [1168d]
Climate change, urbanization drive major declines in Los Angeles' birds in California, US [1168d]
Research team creates statistical model to predict COVID-19 resistance [1168d]
Forecasting malaria outbreaks [1168d]
Microcalcification 'fingerprints' can yield info about cancer [1168d]
Sea stars able to consume kelp-eating urchins fast enough to protect kelp forests, research shows [1168d]
'Electronic nose' built with sustainably sourced microbial nanowires that could revolutionize health monitoring [1168d]
People who regularly use laxatives may have an increased risk of dementia [1168d]
Migraines during menstruation: Low estrogen levels paired with higher CGRP levels may jump start migraine [1168d]
A new technique creates greater fidelity in bioprinting functional human tissues [1169d]
Custom, 3D-printed heart replicas look and pump just like the real thing [1169d]
Physicists give the first law of thermodynamics a makeover [1169d]
Early Cretaceous shift in the global carbon cycle affected both land and sea [1169d]
'Forbidden' planet orbiting small star challenges gas giant formation theories [1169d]
Hands-free tech adds realistic sense of touch in extended reality [1169d]
Physically demanding work tied to higher male fertility, study suggests [1169d]
As sea ice declines in the Arctic, bowhead whales are adjusting their migration patterns [1169d]
Ramping up domestic graphite production could aid the green energy transition [1169d]
Artificial intelligence conjures proteins that speed up chemical reactions [1169d]
AI experts suggest 39 percent of time currently spent on chores could be automated within the next decade [1169d]
Archaeologists uncover early evidence of brain surgery in Ancient Near East [1169d]
High infant mortality rates and global human population rise [1169d]
First transient electronic bandage speeds healing by 30% [1169d]
Diets rich in food from the ocean and freshwater sources can help address nutritional and environmental challenges [1169d]
Deep earthquakes could reveal secrets of the Earth's mantle [1169d]
Anti-dust tech paves way for self-cleaning surfaces [1169d]
New technology turns smartphones into RFID readers, saving costs and reducing waste [1169d]
Meteorite crater discovered in French winery [1169d]
Nanofluidic devices offer solutions for studying single molecule chemical reactions [1169d]
Can smart watches and other fitness and wellness trackers do more harm than good for some people? [1169d]
Scientists use satellite images to study the degradation of rangelands in Tanzania [1169d]
Passerine bird takes advantage of human settlements [1169d]
Clever orchard design for more nuts [1169d]
This new sensor can detect mercury ions with just a tap [1169d]
Nanomaterial boosts potency of coronavirus disinfectants [1169d]
Study offers details on using electric fields to tune thermal properties of ferroelectric materials [1169d]
Novel quantum entanglement lets researchers spy on atomic nuclei [1169d]
A new model offers an explanation for the huge variety of sizes of DNA in nature [1169d]
U.S. study of intravenous mistletoe extract to treat advanced cancer [1169d]
Restricting antibiotics for livestock could limit spread of antibiotic-resistant infections in people [1169d]
How Iceland could have a starring role as a sustainable alternative protein exporter to Northern Europe [1169d]
Researchers put plant protein mechanism into bacteria to help move forward 50 years of effort [1169d]
Human body found to predict mealtimes [1169d]
James Webb spots super old, massive galaxies that shouldn't exist [1169d]
Climate 'spiral' threatens land carbon stores [1169d]
New research reveals 12 ways aquaculture can benefit the environment [1169d]
What makes the immune systems of prematurely born babies susceptible to deadly infections? [1169d]