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First female runner could soon break the 4-minute-mile barrier [396d]
Biological organ ages predict disease risk decades in advance [396d]
Successful strategies for collaborative species conservation [396d]
Toward high electro-optic performance in III-V semiconductors [396d]
Automatic cell analysis with the help of artificial intelligence [396d]
A change in child concussion management policies led to improvements in recovery time [396d]
New manzanita species discovered, already at risk [396d]
Giant ice bulldozers: How ancient glaciers helped life evolve [396d]
AI model can read ECGs to identify female patients at higher risk of heart disease [396d]
Designing self-destructing bacteria to make effective tuberculosis vaccines [396d]
Role of hormone in influencing brain reward pathway and food preferences [396d]
Understanding the world within: Study reveals new insights into phage--bacteria interactions in the gut microbiome [396d]
Cold treatment does not appear to protect preterm infants from disability or death caused by oxygen loss [396d]
Elucidating the photosynthetic mechanism of purple sulfur bacteria living in high-salt, high-alkaline environments [396d]
ESO observations help almost fully rule out 2024 YR4 asteroid impact [396d]
Siamese fighting fish need more space in pet shops, study shows [396d]
Environment nudges birds to fast, or slow, life lane [396d]
Some animals cooperate with members of other species [396d]
Morning blue light therapy improves sleep and daily activity in older adults [396d]
Rising wages drive innovation in automation technology [396d]
'Smarts' count: Evolution of intelligence [396d]
Screening and treating maternal psychological health key to improving cardiovascular health [396d]
Modifying graphene with plasma to produce better gas sensors [396d]
Why is Mars red? Scientists may finally have the answer [396d]
Research challenges our understanding of cancer predisposition [396d]
What makes cancer cells weak [396d]
Today's forecast: Partially cloudy skies on an 'ultra-hot Neptune' [396d]
The galactic journey of our solar system [396d]
Mesoporous silicon: Semiconductor with new talents [396d]
From defect to high-tech material [396d]
A completely new type of microscopy based on quantum sensors [396d]
Longest-runout undersea sediment flows analyzed in unprecedented detail [396d]
A new model accurately predicts the movement of elite athletes to catch the ball in parabolic flight [396d]
Africa set to reach 1.5 C climate change threshold by 2040 even under low emission scenarios [396d]
Researchers discover 16 new Alzheimer's disease susceptibility genes [396d]
Research reveals potential alternatives to 'forever chemicals' [396d]
Hormones may have therapeutic potential to prevent wrinkles, hair graying [396d]
Clashing with classmates: Off-putting traits spark enemy relationships [396d]
New study reveals Neanderthals experienced population crash 110,000 years ago [396d]
From waste to wonder: Revolutionary green grout for sustainable construction practices [396d]
Novel bone marrow transplant can cure sickle cell disease, study suggests [396d]
'Ultra-rapid' testing unlocks cancer genetics in the operating room [396d]
Mimicking shark skin to create clean cutting boards [396d]
New technique reveals how the same mutations give rise to very different types of leukaemia [396d]
New insights into how gut cells respond to bacterial toxins [396d]