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Bonobo Females Are the Primary Hunters, Decade-Long Study Finds | Nova Global News
Content overview: “Bonobo Females Are the Primary Hunters, Decade-Long Study Finds | Nova Global News”. A decade-long study of bonobos in the Democratic Republic of Congo has upended long-held assumptions about primate h
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Microscopic Springs Turn Fragile Silicon into Flexible Terahertz Metamaterial | Nova Global News
“Microscopic Springs Turn Fragile Silicon into Flexible Terahertz Metamaterial | Nova Globa” — what this page in the network covers. Scientists from the Osaka Research Institute of Industrial Science and Technology (ORIS
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ESA's Hera Spacecraft Resolves Didymos Binary Asteroid System from 197 Million km Away
“ESA's Hera Spacecraft Resolves Didymos Binary Asteroid System from 197 Million km Away” — what this page in the network covers. The European Space Agency's Hera spacecraft has achieved a major milestone in planetary def
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Quantum Gates Set Speed Record at 6.8 Nanoseconds with Over 99.98% Accuracy
Content overview: “Quantum Gates Set Speed Record at 6.8 Nanoseconds with Over 99.98% Accuracy”. Researchers from Forschungszentrum Jülich, RWTH Aachen University, and the University of Cologne have demonstrated a quantu
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Kanazawa University Scientists Uncover Hidden Weaknesses in Cancer Drug-Stabilized Microtubules
Content overview: “Kanazawa University Scientists Uncover Hidden Weaknesses in Cancer Drug-Stabilized Microtu”. Researchers at Kanazawa University’s Nano Life Science Institute (WPI-NanoLSI) have identified how tiny stru
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Physicists Propose Time Crystals Could Flow in Time, a New State of Matter | Nova Global News
Content overview: “Physicists Propose Time Crystals Could Flow in Time, a New State of Matter | Nova Global N”. A team of physicists has proposed that time crystals, a phase of matter that repeats in time rather than spa
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Cosmic 'String of Pearls' Reveals Secrets of Zombie Star at Supernova 1181's Heart
“Cosmic 'String of Pearls' Reveals Secrets of Zombie Star at Supernova 1181's Heart” — what this page in the network covers. Astronomers are unraveling the mysteries of a rare cosmic 'string of pearls'—a glowing filament
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How Eye Pigments Shaped Vertebrate Evolution: 300-Million-Year-Old Fish Fossils Reveal Melanosome Se | Nova Global News
Content overview: “How Eye Pigments Shaped Vertebrate Evolution: 300-Million-Year-Old Fish Fossils Reveal Mel”. University College Cork paleontologists have uncovered a direct link between the evolution of fish and the s
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SPINE: New Machine-Learning Program Hunts Elusive Ghost Particles Called Neutrinos | Nova Global News
A closer look at “SPINE: New Machine-Learning Program Hunts Elusive Ghost Particles Called Neutrinos | Nova ”, exactly as the source publishes it. Neutrinos, often called ghost particles, are among the most abundant yet
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Why Lazy Fall Gardening Protects Wildlife During Harsh Winters | Nova Global News
“Why Lazy Fall Gardening Protects Wildlife During Harsh Winters | Nova Global News” — what this page in the network covers. As winter nears, the urge to rake leaves and cut back dead plants can harm the very wildlife tha
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NASA Crew Emerges from Yearlong Mars Simulation at Johnson Space Center | Nova Global News
A closer look at “NASA Crew Emerges from Yearlong Mars Simulation at Johnson Space Center | Nova Global News”, exactly as the source publishes it. After 378 days in isolation, four NASA volunteers will exit their simulat
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Native Stingless Bees: Australian Honey and Propolis Fight Drug-Resistant Bacteria | Nova Global News
Here is what the page “Native Stingless Bees: Australian Honey and Propolis Fight Drug-Resistant Bacteria | Nova ” contains. New research from the University of Sydney reveals that honey and propolis produced by Australi
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Reusable Palladium Catalyst Enables Direct Chemical Synthesis Without Added Handles
A closer look at “Reusable Palladium Catalyst Enables Direct Chemical Synthesis Without Added Handles”, exactly as the source publishes it. Chemists at leading research institutions have developed a reusable palladium ca
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Cooperative Fish Breeding: Study Finds Social Complexity in Cichlids Rivaling Birds and Mammals
A closer look at “Cooperative Fish Breeding: Study Finds Social Complexity in Cichlids Rivaling Birds and Ma”, exactly as the source publishes it. A new study reveals that cooperative breeding, a social system where indi
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How Human Brains Outgrew Apes: Stem Cell Study Compares Gene Activity in Humans, Chimps, and Gorillas
“How Human Brains Outgrew Apes: Stem Cell Study Compares Gene Activity in Humans, Chimps, a” — what this page in the network covers. Mareike Albert at TUD Dresden University of Technology has uncovered a key mechanism be
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Does AI Make You Lazier? New Study Says It Might—Live Science Readers Weigh In | Nova Global News
A closer look at “Does AI Make You Lazier? New Study Says It Might—Live Science Readers Weigh In | Nova Glob”, exactly as the source publishes it. A new study suggests that leaning on artificial intelligence for basic ta
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Ancient Ecuadorian Genomes Reveal 1,500 Years of Genetic Continuity on Pacific Coast
Here is what the page “Ancient Ecuadorian Genomes Reveal 1,500 Years of Genetic Continuity on Pacific Coast” contains. Newly sequenced ancient genomes from Ecuador's Pacific coast provide the first direct evidence of 1,5
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New Computational Model Advances Nanostructure Research Beyond Graphene-Era Layered Systems | Nova Global News
“New Computational Model Advances Nanostructure Research Beyond Graphene-Era Layered System” — what this page in the network covers. Since graphene's isolation in 2004, two-dimensional materials have captivated researche
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Antarctic Rocks Unlock Missing Chapter of Glacier History in Marguerite Bay | Nova Global News
A closer look at “Antarctic Rocks Unlock Missing Chapter of Glacier History in Marguerite Bay | Nova Global ”, exactly as the source publishes it. Ancient ridges of rocks and debris along Marguerite Bay on the western An
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Osaka Metropolitan University's Pressure Technique Unlocks New Degradable Plastics
“Osaka Metropolitan University's Pressure Technique Unlocks New Degradable Plastics” — what this page in the network covers. Researchers at Osaka Metropolitan University (OMU) have developed a new technique that signific
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NYU Study Finds Urban Infrastructure Growth Lags Population Boom Globally | Nova Global News
“NYU Study Finds Urban Infrastructure Growth Lags Population Boom Globally | Nova Global Ne” — what this page in the network covers. A new study from New York University researchers challenges the long-held assumption th
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How Scandals Rewrite Our Memories of Fallen Artists, Per University of South Florida Research | Nova Global News
Here is what the page “How Scandals Rewrite Our Memories of Fallen Artists, Per University of South Florida Resea” contains. New research from the University of South Florida reveals how our brains handle disturbing reve
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McGill Survey Reveals 50 Years of Change in Canadian English: American Influence and Uniformity
“McGill Survey Reveals 50 Years of Change in Canadian English: American Influence and Unifo” — what this page in the network covers. A new survey from McGill University updates the landmark 1972 Survey of Canadian Englis
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Underwater 'Spacewalks' in Low Visibility: How Analog Astronaut Michaela Musilova Preps for Real Spa | Nova Global News
“Underwater 'Spacewalks' in Low Visibility: How Analog Astronaut Michaela Musilova Preps fo” — what this page in the network covers. Analog Astronaut Commander and Aquanaut Michaela Musilova is pioneering underwater simu
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The Beacon Effect: How Your Work Visibility Shapes Career Success | Nova Global News
Content overview: “The Beacon Effect: How Your Work Visibility Shapes Career Success | Nova Global News”. A new framework called the beacon effect is reshaping how professionals think about workplace visibility. Instead
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Parkinson's-Like Brain Changes in Mice Reversed Without Treatment, Study Finds
A closer look at “Parkinson's-Like Brain Changes in Mice Reversed Without Treatment, Study Finds”, exactly as the source publishes it. In a surprising development, mice engineered to exhibit Parkinson's-like brain change
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Bottom Trawling Devastates Seamount Ecosystems—Is a Global Ban Finally Coming?
A closer look at “Bottom Trawling Devastates Seamount Ecosystems—Is a Global Ban Finally Coming?”, exactly as the source publishes it. Tens of thousands of seamounts—underwater mountains that rise from the ocean floor—ar
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Double Debris Disk Found Orbiting Dead Star Hints at Solar System's Fate After Sun Dies
A closer look at “Double Debris Disk Found Orbiting Dead Star Hints at Solar System's Fate After Sun Dies”, exactly as the source publishes it. Astronomers using the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope (
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Light-Controlled Magnetism and Topology in 2D Materials Could Enable Energy-Efficient Electronics
Here is what the page “Light-Controlled Magnetism and Topology in 2D Materials Could Enable Energy-Efficient Elec” contains. Scientists have demonstrated a new way to control both magnetism and electronic topology in ato
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Ocean Warming and Herbivorous Fish Grazing Drive Kelp Forest Collapse Along Japan's Izu Peninsula
A closer look at “Ocean Warming and Herbivorous Fish Grazing Drive Kelp Forest Collapse Along Japan's Izu Pe”, exactly as the source publishes it. Kelp forests along Japan's Izu Peninsula are collapsing due to a combinat
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AI Reliance Erodes Doctors', Researchers' and Developers' Skills, Study Warns
Here is what the page “AI Reliance Erodes Doctors', Researchers' and Developers' Skills, Study Warns” contains. Artificial intelligence is increasingly acting as an assistant across professional fields, with doctors, res
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Body Donation to Science: How to Donate Your Body in the UK and Why Giving Blood Now Matters
Here is what the page “Body Donation to Science: How to Donate Your Body in the UK and Why Giving Blood Now Matte” contains. A recent Guardian article on body donation has sparked discussion about how people can contribu
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Mini T. rex Skeleton Sells for Record $47 Million at Auction
“Mini T. rex Skeleton Sells for Record $47 Million at Auction” — what this page in the network covers. A remarkably complete dinosaur fossil resembling a miniature Tyrannosaurus rex has sold for a staggering $47 million,
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NASA’s NEO Surveyor Sunshade: 20-Foot Shield to Protect Asteroid-Hunting Telescope
Content overview: “NASA’s NEO Surveyor Sunshade: 20-Foot Shield to Protect Asteroid-Hunting Telescope”. A newly released NASA image shows a technician inspecting the massive sunshade for the Near-Earth Object (NEO) Surve
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University of Phoenix White Paper Applies Lean Six Sigma to Doctoral Research Problem Statements
Content overview: “University of Phoenix White Paper Applies Lean Six Sigma to Doctoral Research Problem Stat”. University of Phoenix College of Doctoral Studies has released a new white paper, “Building a Lean Six Sigma
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Ancient Fault Reveals Earthquake Heating Could Amplify Tsunami-Triggering Slip
A closer look at “Ancient Fault Reveals Earthquake Heating Could Amplify Tsunami-Triggering Slip”, exactly as the source publishes it. The 2011 Tōhoku earthquake, a magnitude 9.1 event that shook eastern Japan for nearly
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Millipede Rediscovered in South Australia After 90 Years: Colobothrix deckeri Defies Dry Climate | Nova Global News
Content overview: “Millipede Rediscovered in South Australia After 90 Years: Colobothrix deckeri Defies Dry C”. A millipede species first collected in South Australia 90 years ago has finally been described and named Col
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Ratata: Chaotic 4-Player Physics Co-op Game Starring Anthropomorphic Animals in Debt to a Mafia Toad
Here is what the page “Ratata: Chaotic 4-Player Physics Co-op Game Starring Anthropomorphic Animals in Debt to a ” contains. A new co-op game called Ratata puts players in the fur of anthropomorphic animals who owe money
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1904 Thomson Problem Takes Physical Form in Gold-Studded Helium Droplets | Nova Global News
“1904 Thomson Problem Takes Physical Form in Gold-Studded Helium Droplets | Nova Global New” — what this page in the network covers. A mathematical puzzle first posed by Nobel laureate Joseph J. Thomson in 1904 has found
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Webb Telescope Finds Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS Shares Ice Makeup with Outer Solar System Worlds | Nova Global News
Content overview: “Webb Telescope Finds Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS Shares Ice Makeup with Outer Solar System”. NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has uncovered striking similarities between the interstellar comet 3I/ATLA
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Marine Molecule Shows Promise Against Brain-Eating Amoeba Naegleria fowleri
A closer look at “Marine Molecule Shows Promise Against Brain-Eating Amoeba Naegleria fowleri”, exactly as the source publishes it. A compound derived from marine sources may offer new hope against primary amoebic mening
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Human-Associated Parasites Found in Dog Mouths: What Pet Owners Should Know
A closer look at “Human-Associated Parasites Found in Dog Mouths: What Pet Owners Should Know”, exactly as the source publishes it. A recent study reveals that dogs' mouths can harbor parasites typically associated with
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Technician Solves 1,600-Year-Old Mystery of Roman Lycurgus Cup Color-Changing Glass
A closer look at “Technician Solves 1,600-Year-Old Mystery of Roman Lycurgus Cup Color-Changing Glass”, exactly as the source publishes it. A technician has cracked the 1,600-year-old mystery behind the Lycurgus Cup, a 4
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Betelgeuse’s Companion Star Siwarha Causes Atmospheric Disturbances, New Radio Images Reveal
A closer look at “Betelgeuse’s Companion Star Siwarha Causes Atmospheric Disturbances, New Radio Images Reve”, exactly as the source publishes it. New radio observations of the red supergiant Betelgeuse have revealed sub
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Wind Turbines Kill Over 18 Million Bats in US Since 1981, Study Finds
Content overview: “Wind Turbines Kill Over 18 Million Bats in US Since 1981, Study Finds”. A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences reveals that wind turbines have killed more than 18
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Earth May Have Created Its Own Water During Formation, Study Suggests
A closer look at “Earth May Have Created Its Own Water During Formation, Study Suggests”, exactly as the source publishes it. A new study published in Nature Geoscience proposes that Earth may have generated much of its
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121-Million-Year-Old Fossils Reveal Early Bird Longipteryx Had No Tail Feathers | Nova Global News
Here is what the page “121-Million-Year-Old Fossils Reveal Early Bird Longipteryx Had No Tail Feathers | Nova Glo” contains. New research on 121-million-year-old fossils from northeastern China shows that the early bird
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Extreme weather events boost green voting in Europe, study finds
Here is what the page “Extreme weather events boost green voting in Europe, study finds” contains. New research shows that experiencing extreme weather events like floods, heatwaves, and storms can significantly increase
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