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NASA JPL prepping for full year of launches, mission milestones [385d]
An underestimated source of methane found in shallow coastal waters [385d]
Terahertz pulses induce chirality in a non-chiral crystal [385d]
Possible evidence of bird flu vaccinations driving virus evolution [385d]
Alternative protein sources: Improving the mouthfeel of plant-based foods with fava beans [385d]
Offline versus online promotional media: Which drives better consumer engagement and behavioral responses? [385d]
Harvest smarter, not harder: Machine learning meets tomato farming [385d]
Cosmological data suggest the universe has become 'messier and more complicated' [385d]
Bacteria found to eat forever chemicals, and even some of their toxic byproducts [385d]
Physicists propose 'bridge' strategy to stabilize quantum networks [385d]
Protein denaturation provides a path toward more sustainable 3D printing of photoresins [385d]
Toward video generative models of the molecular world [385d]
How we uncovered the UK's biggest site of dinosaur tracks in a quarry in Oxfordshire [385d]
More acidic oceans may affect the sex of oysters [385d]
New Oxford report: Carbon capture and storage without taxpayer billions is possible [385d]
Trump returns: Nine things to expect for the climate [385d]
Mixing silicon with 2D materials for new energy-efficient semiconductor tech [385d]
Electron spin resonance sheds light on tin-based perovskite solar cell efficiency [385d]
Super enzyme that regulates testosterone levels in males discovered in 'crazy' bird species [385d]
New tool enables phylogenomic analyses of entire genomes [385d]
The moon has been listed as a threatened historic site, but the value of 'lunar heritage' needs defining [385d]
How global inequalities hinder climate action [385d]
Overnight firefight tames new California blaze [385d]
Discovery in South Africa holds oldest evidence of mixing ingredients to make arrow poison [385d]
Self-supervised learning approach can test 20 million cells or more [385d]
Molecular mechanism reveals how hairy mussels achieve reversible underwater adhesion [385d]
From root to shoot: How silicon powers plant resilience [385d]
China is struggling to control its provinces as they expand distant-water fishing [385d]
Social connection is crucial to well-being: New public health guidelines aim to build healthier lives and communities [385d]
Nanoribbons reveal potential source of light for quantum technologies [385d]
What will it take to reach zero space debris? [385d]
Community engagement and support critical factors of resilience for people displaced by war, says expert [385d]
Industrial scale farming is flawed: What ecologically-friendly farming practices could look like in Africa [385d]
Unique genetic mechanism that protects cells against viruses discovered [385d]
Quantum thermometer uses giant Rydberg atoms to measure temperature more accurately [385d]
After the fire: Rain on wildfire burn scars can trigger deadly debris flows. A geologist explains how [385d]
Many more older people are leaving prison and face unmet needs for housing and health care [385d]
V-161: Newly discovered compound advances the fight against antibiotic-resistant bacteria [385d]
Nine million Ethiopian children have been forced out of school: What the government must do [385d]
Your fuzzy flannel pajamas could be incredibly flammable—here's what to know [385d]
Bacterial changes point to new therapies for Legionnaires' disease [385d]
Global food production has resulted in significant biodiversity loss, research shows [385d]
Unusual sulfur pathways offer a promising target in a high-priority pathogen [385d]
Mosaic nanoparticle vaccine approach could help combat future coronavirus pandemics [385d]
Electrified approach enhances esterification efficiency [385d]
Exploring the intersection of AI and climate physics: Machine learning's role in advancing climate science [385d]