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A cautious voice on the closure of China’s journal ranking list
(feeds.nature.com)
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Conservation gains should not be at the mercy of political changes
(feeds.nature.com)
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Poland’s economy is thriving, but its science is dying
(feeds.nature.com)
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Did a boy’s life-saving gene therapy cause his brain tumour?
(feeds.nature.com)
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AI ‘scientists’ promise to accelerate research — how do they work?
(feeds.nature.com)
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River oxygen levels are dropping around the world as Earth warms
(feeds.nature.com)
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On the right track in the design of an early typewriter
(feeds.nature.com)
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Airborne DNA can yield insights with the right techniques
(feeds.nature.com)
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France’s research-primate project goes against its own ethics panel
(feeds.nature.com)
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Support academic institutions under attack
(feeds.nature.com)
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AI might jeopardize the uncertainty required in science
(feeds.nature.com)
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How the Spotify mafia took over Sweden’s tech scene
(feeds.feedburner.com)
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Secrets of giant ancient jar in Laos unpacked at last
(feeds.nature.com)
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Explore Wikipedia Like a Windows XP Desktop
(news.ycombinator.com)
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Bespoke DNA vaccine offers hope for treatment of notorious brain cancer
(feeds.nature.com)
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Briefing Chat: Hantavirus — what this outbreak reveals about the disease
(feeds.nature.com)
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Even mild blows to the head disrupt the microbiome
(feeds.nature.com)
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Windows 11 KB5089549 & KB5087420 cumulative updates released
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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‘Undruggable’ cancer proteins meet their match
(feeds.nature.com)
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Groupon Promo Codes: 60% Off in May 2026
(wired.com)
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Relativistic plasmas open a route to extreme optical fields
(feeds.nature.com)