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CT value could flag at-risk patients and prioritize them for contact tracing | Continue reading
New treatment gets starving children on the right growth trajectory | Continue reading
Experiment demonstrates improvement in particle beams from plasma-based accelerators | Continue reading
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Mysterious rocks at mantle’s base tied to violent “Theia” strike 4.5 billion years ago | Continue reading
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River researcher Jack Schmidt brings an independent voice to high stakes battle over water | Continue reading
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Waveforms preserved underground in Louisiana show far-reaching effects of Chicxulub smash | Continue reading
Newfound genetic material may rev up methane cycling by soil microbes | Continue reading
Email suggests famed space telescope could quickly resume scientific observations | Continue reading
Synthetic material emits infrared radiation, cooling the body | Continue reading
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Preprint from Brazil claims spectacular results from experimental prostate cancer drug | Continue reading
Largest-ever survey finds one in 12 Dutch scientists have recently committed fraud | Continue reading
People with a disrupted GPR75 gene weighed less and were less likely to be obese | Continue reading
Conservators seek ways to stop cultural artifacts from oozing and crumbling to dust | Continue reading
Unprecedented activism by the Change Now collective collides with institutional realities | Continue reading
Einstein Telescope secures spot on road map for scientific infrastructure | Continue reading
Studies of interoception challenge distinctions between disorders of the brain and body—and may hold clues to the basis of consciousness | Continue reading
Critics say authors of Vaccines report misrepresented Dutch data | Continue reading
WHO certifies country free of the deadly disease after 3 years without local transmission | Continue reading
Individual merchants likely enforced the standard, from Great Britain to Babylon | Continue reading
Scientists spot the third of three general types of gravitational wave sirens | Continue reading
Mysterious “ghosts” of the rainforest are covered in antiglare bristles | Continue reading
Novel treatment using messenger RNA sharply cuts production of mutant liver protein, although it’s too early to show patients with rare condition benefit | Continue reading
Scientists are excited—and puzzled—by new find from China | Continue reading
It takes a village to raise a banded mongoose, new study suggests | Continue reading
DNA from ancient soil reveals the history of the cave that cracked open the field of human evolution | Continue reading
Researchers debate whether new fossils represent the earliest Neanderthal or its ancestor | Continue reading
Scientist who found archived online files of removed NIH data says recovered information may clarify how coronavirus entered humans | Continue reading
Scientists are probing why a fresh set of viral mutations may soon dominate the world | Continue reading
Canadian startup General Fusion says pilot plant could turn on in 2025 | Continue reading
Scientists warn of efforts to insert commercials into dreams | Continue reading
Public health experts struggle to be heard by government set on holding games | Continue reading
Climate models suggest Earth’s sister planet was once cool, wet, and habitable | Continue reading
Trial of Wolbachia-infected insects draws praise for new disease control method | Continue reading
The ancient Paratethys Sea once held more water than all of today’s lakes combined | Continue reading
Advance could precisely link telescopes, yield hypersecure banking and elections, and make quantum computing possible from anywhere | Continue reading
Our Experimental Error columnist offers his version of the new statement some employers are inviting | Continue reading
The key is a sugar-ferrying protein in taste cells | Continue reading
Research increases worry about the pandemic potential of other members of the virus family | Continue reading
Two places hold the record for highest surface temperatures on the planet | Continue reading
Researchers urgently seek better ways to reuse spent cells | Continue reading