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$1 trillion package would spur green energy | Continue reading
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National Ignition Facility’s latest fusion shot records a major jump in energy yield | Continue reading
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State board to allow hunters to kill 300 wolves, raising fears for population’s health | Continue reading
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Nine people given preventive infusions did not get infected despite deliberate exposure to parasite-carrying mosquitoes | Continue reading
Virus carrying corrective gene may have caused study participant’s bone marrow disorder | Continue reading
Microscopic 3D puzzles are a “holy grail” of material strength | Continue reading
New data sets could serve as universal reference point for investigators | Continue reading
New policy brings UKRI-funded research in line with European open-access push | Continue reading
United States tells small firm to stop making vaccine in the country, although company pushes ahead elsewhere | Continue reading
Solidarity study kicks back into action after 6 months in the doldrums | Continue reading
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New thermoelectric could usher in inexpensive power source | Continue reading
Study authors urge routine return of findings that are medically actionable; other bioethicists cry foul | Continue reading
A 6000-kilometer journey could help black-footed albatross at risk of sea-level rise | Continue reading
Photosynthetic bacteria in Great Lakes sinkhole provide key clues about ancient atmosphere | Continue reading
Federal agencies are also investigating alleged cyberattacks | Continue reading
For the first time, major IPCC report likely to use recent warming to predict future heat increase | Continue reading
Research on DNA, animals, and people could lead to rethinking medical care | Continue reading
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By studying imperfections inside the hive, researchers learn more about its construction | Continue reading
Growing literature shows the vaccines are shutting down even asymptomatic viral invasion | Continue reading
A 2019 death from variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease was linked to a lab accident; a similar case is now under investigation | Continue reading