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Conservationists release rare batch of snake hatchlings in the wild as part of restoration project: 'A bid to save this irreplaceable species'
"It's truly rewarding to see our herpetology team's efforts and perseverance come to fruition." One of the rarest snakes in North America is getting a...
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Studying This Slow-Moving Alaskan Landslide May Help Avert Future Disaster
To live during an age of rapid climate change is to be witness to environmental collapse. Some time s these environmental disintegrations can be subtle,...
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Superconductivity debunker: this physicist exposed flaws in a blockbuster claim
James Hamlin found problems with the work of controversial physicist Ranga Dias. SLS invites applications for multiple tenure-track/tenured faculty...
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Who will make AlphaFold3 open source? Scientists race to crack AI model
Researchers are aiming to create fully accessible versions of the latest iteration of DeepMind’s blockbuster protein-structure model. Ewen...
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Scientists sound alarm after observing worrisome behavior shift in world's most isolated whale species: 'No area of the world's oceans is untouched'
"The situation with [them] can serve as a cautionary tale." A recent study on beaked whales showed that even the reclusive giants are negatively...
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The Swarm of People Intent on Saving Our Bees
Native bees in the United States are dying due to pesticides, disease and habitat loss. These insects play a critical role in nature and on farms,...
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World’s brightest X-rays: China first in Asia to build next-generation synchrotron
The US $ 665-million High Energy Photon Source (HEPS) outside Beijing puts China among only a handful of countries that have fourth-generation...
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Grand plan to drought-proof India could reduce rainfall
The major engineering scheme aims to interlink several Indian rivers to support irrigation. Rishika Pardikar Rishika Pardikar is a freelance journalist...
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Star-eating black hole could power cosmic particle accelerator
High- energy particles could be a long-sought source of cosmic rays — plus, a ‘smart’ insulin-molecule that’s sensitive to blood sugar levels. Download...
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The first open-source atlas of the world’s ecosystems has launched
Just over half the world’s ecosystems have been mapped so far. The Global Ecosystems Atlas will help to monitor them, and could help chart the restBy...
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Fossilized faeces helps explain dinosaurs’ rise to dominance
Hundreds of pieces of fossilized faeces and vomit show how dinosaurs became Earth’s dominant land animals — plus, the search for a commensal fungus...
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Limits on foreign students are harming research, universities warn
The UK, Canadian and Australian governments have introduced immigration restrictions for students. Postdoctoral fellowship in cardiac research...
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China’s powerful new telescope will search for exploding stars
The Wide Field Survey Telescope is the largest facility of its kind in the Northern Hemisphere. Gemma Conroy High in the mountains on the remote...
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Audio long read: A day in the life of the world’s fastest supercomputer
Frontier, the first machine to break supercomputing’s exascale speed barrier, is giving researchers unprecedented insights into everything from atoms...
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What the EU’s tough AI law means for research and ChatGPT
The EU AI Act is the world’s first major legislation on artificial intelligence and strictly regulates general-purpose models. Elizabeth...
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Fresh ‘quantum advantage’ claim made by computing firm D-Wave
The company says it has solved the first problem of scientific relevance with a quantum processor faster than would be done using classical computers....
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New study shows why you should switch to filtered coffee
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Warm Waters Helped Some Species Thrive After Earth’s Great Dying
Learn about the climate changes that followed the end-Permian extinction, allowing select species to take over the planet’s oceans. Earth’s largest...
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Lightning Strikes More Often in Skies Full of Pollution, Study Shows
Human- driven changes to the natural environment have knock-on consequences that aren't immediately obvious: air pollution, for example, has now been...
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Human trials of artificial wombs could start soon. Here’s what you need to know
US regulators will consider clinical trials of a system that mimics the womb, which could reduce deaths and disability for babies born extremely...
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Antibiotic resistance is a growing threat — is climate change making it worse?
Researchers are studying how extreme weather and rising temperatures can encourage the spread of drug-resistant infections. Provide leadership and...
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Daily briefing: An elephant learns to shower — until her jealous rival turns to sabotage
We meet the elephant using a hose to shower and her jealous rival. Plus, can AI review the scientific literature? CERN chief commits to new...
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Violent volcanoes have wracked Jupiter’s moon Io for billions of years
Understanding the volcanic moon’s history could offer fresh insights into conditions on early Earth. registration number: ZE-0098-synmikro-wmz-2024...
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Anti-obesity drug also protects against heart disease — what happens next?
Clinical- trial data suggest that semaglutide, sold under the name Wegovy, slashes risk of heart attacks and other cardiovascular incidents. Mariana...
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Daily briefing: Why insects don’t remember their early life
How metamorphosis completely rewires fruit flies’ brains. Plus, research links air pollution to drug-resistant pathogens — but the mechanism remains...
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Some sea turtles are laying eggs earlier in response to climate change
A 1-degree-Celsius change in water temperature prompts sea turtles in Northern Cyprus to lay eggs nearly a week earlier on average....
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Report Outlines Strategies for Resilient Wildfire Recovery in LA
Project Recovery offers a roadmap for rebuilding more sustainable and climate-resilient communities after wildfires and other disasters. A report from...
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Prehistoric Bird Believed to Be Extinct Returns to the Wild - GreekReporter.com
The recent release of eighteen Takahē birds in the Lake Whakatipu Waimāori Valley on New Zealand’s South Island holds immense significance. These...
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Scientists Unveil ‘Missing Law’ of Nature That Explains How Everything In the Universe Evolved, Including Us
Scientists have identified a “missing law” of nature that might explain the evolution of evolving systems in the universe, including stars, chemicals, and life, reports a new study. The so-called “law of increasing functional information” predicts that all evolving phenomena are subject to natural...
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Emissions from private jets are soaring
The popularity of private aeroplanes, the distance covered by flights and associated greenhouse-gas production are all on the rise. POSTDOCTORAL...
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Blood test could help diagnose bipolar disorder — but some researchers are sceptical
A test based on biomarkers aims to speed up diagnosis and enable prompt treatment. But not everyone is convinced. Astrid Landon A first-of-its-kind...
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Daily briefing: How an unlikely friendship with Jung influenced Pauli’s physics
A patient–analyst relationship to psychoanalyst Carl Jung that evolved into a friendship deeply influenced physicist Wolfgang Pauli’s work. Plus,...
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The science events to watch for in 2024
Advanced AI tools, Moon missions and ultrafast supercomputers are among the developments set to shape research in the coming year. Northwell Health...
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Daily briefing: Lots of sugar as a child raises the risk of diabetes as an adult
Consuming a lot of sugar as a child heightens a person’s risk of diabetes as an adult. Plus, we hear from the researcher who tamed GLP-1. ‘Pando’...
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Restaurants are recycling oyster shells to reestablish reefs
Tons of oyster shells are diverted from the landfill and used to build reefs in Galveston and reestablish habitats. Why it matters: The oyster...
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How fast is the Universe expanding? This astronomer took cosmology closer to an answer
Wendy Freedman is part of Nature’s 10, a list of people who shaped science in 2024. For decades, scientists have disagreed about a fundamental...
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DEC: Please leave baby animals alone | Fingerlakes1.com
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is advising residents to leave baby animals they find in the wild alone. As spring...
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The Deadly Story of a Life-Giving Element
Author Jack Lohmann started thinking about phosphorus when he learned the story of Nauru, the world’s smallest island nation, which lies between...
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