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Unified model explains extreme jet streams on all giant planets [107d]
Microwave technique allows energy-efficient chemical reactions [107d]
Holocene skeletal samples challenge link between sedentary lifestyles and age-related bone weakening [107d]
To prevent rapid sea-level rise, study urges reducing emissions now [107d]
Scientists reveal mechanisms of synthetic microbial consortium for soil remediation [107d]
Molecular switch discovery could open door to male birth control [107d]
Destined to melt: Study warns glaciers' ability to cool surrounding air faces imminent decline [107d]
New tool offers single-cell study of specific genetic variants [107d]
Peptide nanotubes show promise for overcoming chemotherapy resistance [107d]
Proteome analysis can predict biological effects of yeast mutations [107d]
New report urges critical action to address growing biosecurity risks [107d]
Scientists develop safer and more sustainable antimicrobials to prevent infection of cow udders [107d]
Development of new grouting material offers solution to ancient grotto erosion [107d]
Diterpenes from trees shown to form aerosols, prompting updates to atmospheric models [107d]
Stable ferroaxial states offer a new type of light-controlled non-volatile memory [107d]
Catalyst design strategy enhances green urea synthesis efficiency [107d]
New model helps supermarkets keep shelves stocked during crises—and go greener [107d]
Multimode quantum entanglement achieved via dissipation engineering [107d]
Arctic seals and more than half of bird species are in trouble on latest list of threatened species [107d]
'Nothing to see here': How corporate spin confuses Wall Street [107d]
Key regulator for microalgae's adaptation to low-CO₂ environments identified [107d]
First-of-its-kind report reveals rise of athlete-owned media [107d]
When mathematics meets aesthetics: Tessellations as a precise tool for solving complex problems [107d]
By removing common biases, study debunks U-shaped happiness curve with age [107d]