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Scientific American

In a First, Tiny Crustaceans Are Found to "Pollinate" Seaweed like Bees of the Sea [1394d]
How Humans' Ability to Digest Milk Evolved from Famine and Disease [1394d]
How the Senate Climate Bill Could Slash Emissions by 40 Percent [1394d]

Quanta Magazine

Neuronal Scaffolding Plays Unexpected Role in Pain [1394d]

New Scientist

Monkeypox linked to penis swelling and rectal pain in ongoing outbreak [1394d]
Climate change made UK 40°C heatwave at least 10 times more likely [1394d]
Fraudsters able to get material for a ‘dirty bomb’, finds US watchdog [1394d]
Ultrasound stickers could continuously image internal organs for days [1394d]
‘Artificial synapse’ could make neural networks work more like brains [1394d]
Small woodlouse-like crustacean ‘pollinates’ red seaweed with its legs [1394d]
40°C heatwave may have killed 1000 people in England and Wales [1394d]
JWST keeps breaking its own record for the most distant galaxy ever [1394d]
Disposable paper battery is activated by a drop of tap water [1394d]
Stroke drug improves memory and repairs injured brain tissue in mice [1394d]
Mysterious light may come from the largest molecules found in space [1394d]
DeepMind's protein-folding AI cracks biology's biggest problem [1394d]

ScienceDaily

Inefficient building electrification risks prolonging fossil fuels [1394d]
Disparities in United States COVID-19 vaccine distribution [1394d]
Researchers take first-ever cryo-EM images of nitrogenase in action [1394d]
How molecular motor proteins are involved in malaria transmission [1394d]
Teaching computers to predict efficient catalysis [1394d]
Climate change could be making it harder for seabirds to catch fish [1394d]
A window of opportunity for methane to slip by nature's filters [1394d]
Some types of stress could be good for brain functioning [1394d]
New Antarctic study shows levels of 'forever chemicals' reaching the remote continent have been increasing [1394d]
Decoding 'photoplethysmograms' to broaden the scope of health monitoring technologies [1394d]
Data from elephant seals reveal new features of marine heatwave 'the Blob' [1394d]
A small crustacean acts as the sea's bees [1394d]
Specialized brain regions recognize vocal cues that don't involve speech [1394d]
Engineers develop stickers that can see inside the body [1394d]
New hardware offers faster computation for artificial intelligence, with much less energy [1394d]
Novel targeted therapy could be effective treatment option for deadly childhood cancer [1394d]
Early exposure to antibiotics can cause permanent asthma and allergies [1394d]
New link found that connects cell signaling pathway to development of esophageal cancers, Barrett's syndrome [1394d]
Brain imaging reveals how mindfulness program boosts pain regulation [1394d]
Food stamp work requirements increase mental health care use [1394d]
Better insight into the vagus nerve's link to brain [1394d]
Gene that causes deadliest brain tumor also causes childhood cancers [1394d]
Friendly skies? Study charts COVID-19 odds for plane flights [1394d]
Changing the perspective on the origin of enzymatic catalytic power [1394d]
How charred detritus dispersed from Goleta Beach in wake of 2018 Montecito, California, debris flow [1394d]
Drug side effects across pediatric development stages identified [1394d]

Phys

Inefficient building electrification risks prolonging fossil fuel use [1394d]
No 'safe space' for 12 key ocean species on North American West Coast [1394d]
Changing the perspective on the origin of enzymatic catalytic power [1394d]
Researchers track movement of charred detritus dispersed from Goleta Beach after 2018 debris flow in California [1394d]
Researchers take first-ever cryo-EM images of nitrogenase in action [1394d]
Crustaceans help to fertilize seaweeds, study finds [1394d]
A new study gives an important understanding of how molecular motor proteins are involved in malaria transmission [1394d]
Americans' distrust in institutions and one another is fueling cynicism. Is it all bad? [1394d]
W. Mediterranean hit by 'exceptional' heatwave: experts [1394d]
Gorgosaurus sells for $6.1 mn at New York auction [1394d]
Russia says it is leaving the International Space Station program. What does that mean? [1394d]
New bioremediation material can clean 'forever chemicals' [1394d]
Reconstructing volcanic eruptions to help scientists predict climate risks [1394d]
Climate change exposes growing gap between weather we've planned for—and what's coming [1394d]
C-level executives can advance job prospects through personal branding on social media, study shows [1394d]
A novel permeable reactive barrier for in-situ groundwater remediation [1394d]
New copper coating could be the next superbug fighter [1394d]
Uncontrolled debris from Chinese space rocket could crash back to Earth as soon as Saturday [1394d]
Data from elephant seals reveal new features of 'the Blob' marine heatwave [1394d]
Balloon fleet senses earthquakes from stratosphere [1394d]
Bumblebees appear to feel pain [1394d]

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