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Scientific American

What You Need to Know About Iran's Surveillance Tech [1294d]
Five Tensions That Could Derail the COP 27 Climate Summit [1294d]
What Scientists Are Watching at the COP27 Climate Summit [1295d]
RSV Is Surging: What We Know about This Common and Surprisingly Dangerous Virus [1295d]
King Tut Mysteries Endure 100 Years After Discovery [1295d]

Quanta Magazine

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New Scientist

Drought, not lithium mining, is drying out Chile's largest salt flat [1294d]
What US midterm elections mean for climate policy and public health [1294d]
Does the UK need new nuclear plants like Sizewell C to reach net zero? [1294d]
How the Higgs boson could reveal the fate of our universe [1295d]

ScienceDaily

Fecal microbial transplants show lack of predictability when no prior antibiotic treatment is given to recipient [1294d]
Words matter in food freshness, safety messaging [1294d]
Light-driven molecular motors light up [1295d]
The early bird may just get the worm [1295d]
Extreme temperatures take deadly toll on people in Texas prisons, study finds [1295d]

Phys

New study of comets provides insight into chemical composition of early solar system [1294d]
Team adds powerful new dimension to phenotyping next-gen bioenergy crop [1294d]
Endangered Devils Hole pupfish is one of the most inbred animals known [1294d]
Puerto Rico's Hurricane Fiona recovery efforts may be repeating same failures from Hurricane Maria [1294d]
Fluorescence achieved in light-driven molecular motors [1295d]
Eco-activist attacks on museum artwork ask us to figure out what we value [1295d]
Australia's borders are open, so where are all the backpackers? [1295d]
New book confronts the intersection between mobility and the climate crisis [1295d]
Understanding marine heatwaves using the Southern Hemisphere's longest running daily ocean temperature records [1295d]
Biodiversity of Europe's mammals as rich as it was 8,000 years ago, according to new research [1295d]
Examining why parties in conflict cease fighting [1295d]
Parallel alignment of dressing fibers accelerates wound healing [1295d]
Europe is warming at twice the rate of the rest of the world [1295d]
Socially responsible companies laid off more workers than their peers during the COVID-19 pandemic [1295d]
Fire in the Amazon is associated more with agricultural burning and deforestation than with drought [1295d]
'Click' chemistry may help treat dogs with bone cancer, study finds [1295d]
Limiting antibiotics for cows may create new dairy market [1295d]
Liquid crystal metasurface could enable multi-dimensional light field sensing [1295d]
Spin photonics to move forward with new anapole probe [1295d]
Semi-nonlinear etchless lithium niobate waveguide with bound states in the continuum [1295d]
Report examines how agroforestry can deliver for nature and the climate [1295d]
Common path principle improves shape metrology of complex precision optics [1295d]
Zero deforestation in the Amazon is now possible—here's what needs to happen [1295d]
Why a chain of tiny Pacific islands wants an international court opinion on responsibility for the climate crisis [1295d]
Gaining structural insight into the influenza virus [1295d]
Investment, power and protein in sub-Saharan africa [1295d]
Molecular tug-of-war gives cells their shape [1295d]
Efforts to adapt to climate change are not keeping pace with the growing risks [1295d]
Climate Questions: Is it too late to stop climate change? [1295d]
How do you keep a solar sail stable? [1295d]
Bones of contention: The West Coast whale fossil and the ethics of private collecting [1295d]
Why some like it hot: The science of spiciness [1295d]
NASA's moon rocket returns to pad for next launch attempt [1295d]

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