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‘A Pandora’s box’: map of protein-structure families delights scientists
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Flying Reptile Fossil Discovery Challenges Pterosaur History
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Scientists Discover Cosmic 'Chirps' in Unexpected Space Region
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Scientists Quantified The Speed of Human Thought, And It's a Big Surprise
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Shopper baffled after examining bizarre shirt found at department store: 'The idea ... is pretty sick'
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Dolphins Have Their Own Names, and Scientists Finally Understand Why
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US TikTok ban: how the looming restriction is affecting scientists on the app
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AI aids discovery of solar cell materials with near-record efficiency
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