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An elephant learns to shower — until her jealous rival turns to sabotage
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Huge carnivorous ‘terror bird’ rivalled the giant panda in size
The heavy-beaked predators called terror birds sat at the top of the food chain for much of the past 65
Can robotic lab assistants speed up your work?
Researcher Yan Zeng looks over the machinery at the A-Lab, a fully automated laboratory at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Trust in scientists starts to recover in the United States at last — but barely
A March for Science rally in Massachusetts. This year, public trust in scientists edged up over 2023 levels, a survey
Google uses millions of phones to map Earth’s ionosphere and improve GPS
Sun rays keep a portion of the upper atmosphere’s molecules ionized, causing anomalies in the propagation of radio waves.Credit: JSC/NASA
Bone marrow in the skull plays a surprisingly important role in ageing
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CRISPR builds a big tomato that’s actually sweet
Two changes make tomatoes tastier.Credit: Majdi Fathi/NurPhoto/Getty Rotten tomatoes no more: growing sweeter tomatoes is possible by editing just two
Reducing pregnancy risk could be as easy as chewing gum
Infections of the gums can trigger inflammation and the spread of bacteria through the bloodstream — and have been linked
Why it’s in rich nations’ interests to fund climate finance
As the Spanish city of Valencia recovers from devastating flash floods and southern US states mop up after two hurricanes
Why AI-generated recommendation letters sell applicants short
Maroun Khoury emphasizes the need to draw on personal interactions and experiences when writing letters of recommendation.Credit: Damircudic/Getty As a