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Can Google Scholar survive the AI revolution?
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Does South Korea have what it takes to become a leading space nation?
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First-ever rocks from Moon’s far side reveal ancient volcanic activity
Researchers have had their first-ever look at samples brought back from the Moon’s far side — and they detail a
For these women, sustainable business is buzzing
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How cool are forests? A hot new study has answers
The shade of a tree can offer instant relief from the heat. But how much can forests buffer scorching temperatures
Adipose tissue retains an epigenetic memory of obesity after weight loss
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Fat cells have a ‘memory’ of obesity — hinting at why it’s hard to keep weight off
Human fat cells (shown here in a coloured scanning electron microscopy image) carry a ‘memory’ of obesity, a study has
What a forest’s glow can reveal about the impact of environmental change
“In this photograph, I’m installing a chlorophyll fluorometer into a Scots pine tree (Pinus sylvestris) at a forest station in
Tech giants invest in next-generation geothermal energy
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Is it really a sin if it’s hardwired in? The neurological basis for ‘bad’ behaviour
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