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New insights into formation of anthropogenic organic aerosols suggest greater region impact [324d]
Chang'e-6 samples suggest 4.25-billion-year-old impact formed moon's South Pole–Aitken basin [324d]
Insecticides may contribute to bigger problems with certain weeds [324d]
Study: People select feedback to flatter others, except when they dislike them [324d]
A transition point in romantic relationships may signal the beginning of their end [324d]
Identifying high-skill ensemble members could boost extreme cold forecasts in East Asia [324d]
PFAS: The next asbestos? [324d]
Earth's drylands expand, affecting billions as climate warms [324d]
Southeast Asia's fisheries benefit from small-scale, multispecies capture, study finds [324d]
New frontiers in recycling waste vegetable oil: A research project for the circular economy [324d]
Scientists witness living plant cells generate cellulose and form cell walls for the first time [324d]
Decoding a green alga's ciliary layer: Study reveals high‐resolution structure [324d]
Cutting-edge experiments reveal 'hidden' details in transforming material with implications for faster microelectronics [324d]
An experimental test of the nonlocal energy alteration between two quantum memories [324d]
How warp drives don't break relativity [324d]
Extremely Large Telescope could sense hints of life at Proxima Centauri in just 10 hours, simulations suggest [324d]
A simulated universe works better when dark energy changes over time [324d]
A NASA spacecraft will make another close pass of the sun [324d]
NYC will eventually have to abandon part of its water supply if it keeps getting saltier [324d]
How bacteria 'vaccinate' themselves with genetic material from dormant viruses [324d]
Cosmic anomaly hints at frightening future for Milky Way [324d]
3D Printing: Saving weight and space at launch [324d]
Core samples from Greenland's seabed provide first historical overview of plastic pollution [324d]
Origin of life: How a special group of single-celled organisms laid the foundation for complex cells [324d]
Core-shell nanocluster catalyst enables high-efficiency, low-cost and eco-friendly hydrogen production [324d]
Directly or indirectly, we all depend on forests [324d]
Bio-based method creates polyurethane without toxic chemicals [324d]
High-pressure method can differentiate proton-coupled electron transfer mechanisms [324d]
Computational drug discovery: Exploring natural products targeting SARS-CoV-2 [324d]