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Physicists think they've resolved the proton size puzzle
(arstechnica.com)
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WeatherBug Data Says October 8 Is the Real Perfect Date
(slashdot.org)
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Marine heatwaves can supercharge cyclones
(feeds.nature.com)
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The striking history of safety matches
(feeds.nature.com)
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China discontinues prominent journal ranking list
(feeds.nature.com)
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AI agents replicate human social dynamics in days
(feeds.nature.com)
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Deep-sea mining mustn’t go ahead until there are baseline data
(feeds.nature.com)
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Stop overlooking librarians’ expertise
(feeds.nature.com)
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14 things our PhD supervisors got right and why it mattered
(feeds.nature.com)
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Homelessness of the heart
(feeds.nature.com)
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Microbial hockey: bacteria can spin a ‘puck’ just by swimming
(feeds.nature.com)
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Electric vehicles can ride to the grid’s rescue
(feeds.nature.com)
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Do the twist: bacteria can spin ‘pucks’ without touching them
(feeds.nature.com)
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Your nose contains multitudes — of long-lived immune cells
(feeds.nature.com)
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Liquid or solid? Oobleck droplets are both
(feeds.nature.com)
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Daily briefing: AI spread information about an obviously made-up disease
(feeds.nature.com)
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Mapping the maternal–fetal interface through pregnancy in high resolution
(feeds.nature.com)
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Young tropical forests help to reverse biodiversity losses
(feeds.nature.com)
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Genetics reveal why people respond differently to GLP-1 weight-loss drugs
(feeds.nature.com)
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Hidden human–virus interactions uncovered in DNA in blood and saliva
(feeds.nature.com)
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Briefing Chat: The tongue trick that helps sunbirds suck
(feeds.nature.com)
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When page-renumbering causes outrage
(feeds.nature.com)
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Don’t rush use of lymphatic surgery in Alzheimer’s disease
(feeds.nature.com)
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Representation without power in science isn’t equity
(feeds.nature.com)
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AI and the human mind: only one is a black box
(feeds.nature.com)
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Regular physical activity in midlife cuts risk of early death
(feeds.nature.com)
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100 years of synthetic fuels
(feeds.nature.com)