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Uncovered: how RNA, amino acids may have linked on early earth

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Treat carbon storage like 'scarce resource': Scientists

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Portugal records hottest, driest summer since 1931: Weather agency

Portugal this year recorded its hottest and driest summer in nearly a century, with temperatures 1.5C above the average for 1991-2020 and just under a quarter of normal rainfall, the national meteorological agency said Friday. The summe ...more

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Unbelievable discovery: Queen ants produce offspring of two different species, say scientists

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James Webb Space Telescope reveals stunning star-forming cluster Pismis 24 in Lobster Nebula

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Why is a blood moon called so?

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New simulation framework enhances biomanufacturing with smarter microbial design

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NASA-backed study finds revolutionary technique to produce oxygen for Moon and Mars missions

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Using science to address India’s dog crisis

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Nobel laureates, Fields medallists call for end to hostilities in Gaza

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The event resulted in 17 licensing deals in infectious disease diagnostics, immunodiagnostics, and vaccine development.

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Researchers develop performance metrics to test traffic control algorithms

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