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Genetics entries from across the Nova platforms, categorised under Science. The shelf stays current on its own, so what you see is up to date.

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How Standard 3D Printers Are Accelerating Bacterial Research with Custom Lab Tools
Content overview: “How Standard 3D Printers Are Accelerating Bacterial Research with Custom Lab Tools”. Microbiology labs often rely on high-precision instruments that are costly and slow to produce using traditional man
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Waste Plastic Upcycled into Carbon Quantum Dots with Tunable UV to Yellow-Green Emission
Content overview: “Waste Plastic Upcycled into Carbon Quantum Dots with Tunable UV to Yellow-Green Emission”. Researchers have developed a method to convert waste plastic into carbon quantum dots (CQDs) with photolumines
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Why Can't Humans Regrow Limbs Like Salamanders? The Science Explained
“Why Can't Humans Regrow Limbs Like Salamanders? The Science Explained” — what this page in the network covers. Salamanders, axolotls, and certain other amphibians possess a remarkable ability that humans lack: the power
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NASA Artemis II Astronaut Christina Koch Leads Eagles Fight Song at Philadelphia NFL Game
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Ofsted reports sway parents' school choices, research reveals
Here is what the page “Ofsted reports sway parents' school choices, research reveals” contains. Ofsted inspection grades significantly influence where parents choose to send their children to primary school, new research
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Atmospheric 'Flying Rivers' Over South America Form Drainage Networks Like Those on Land
A closer look at “Atmospheric 'Flying Rivers' Over South America Form Drainage Networks Like Those on Land”, exactly as the source publishes it. A new study reveals that the massive streams of water vapor flowing through
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David Ellison Names Skydance Corp. Leadership Team Ahead of Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery Merger
Here is what the page “David Ellison Names Skydance Corp. Leadership Team Ahead of Paramount-Warner Bros. Discove” contains. David Ellison, chairman and CEO of Skydance Corp., has announced the senior executive team that
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Mark Thompson to Stay as CNN Chief After Skydance’s Warner Bros. Discovery Deal
Here is what the page “Mark Thompson to Stay as CNN Chief After Skydance’s Warner Bros. Discovery Deal” contains. Mark Thompson will remain at the helm of CNN following Skydance Media’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discov
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Rockstar's GTA 6 Research: Florida Gang Members, Cops, and a Beyoncé Helicopter Ride
“Rockstar's GTA 6 Research: Florida Gang Members, Cops, and a Beyoncé Helicopter Ride” — what this page in the network covers. Rockstar Games went to extraordinary lengths to ensure authenticity for Grand Theft Auto 6, a
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Chris Hemsworth and Sean Bean’s Forgotten Crime Thriller: A Pre-Marvel Gem Worth Rediscovering
“Chris Hemsworth and Sean Bean’s Forgotten Crime Thriller: A Pre-Marvel Gem Worth Rediscove” — what this page in the network covers. Before Chris Hemsworth became a household name as Thor in the Marvel Cinematic Universe
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Antarctica's Least Explored Region Holds Climate Threat, Scientists Warn
“Antarctica's Least Explored Region Holds Climate Threat, Scientists Warn” — what this page in the network covers. Beneath the ice of East Antarctica lies a region that scientists say is both the least understood and pot
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Can Animals Feel Schadenfreude? Exploring the Science of Spiteful Joy in Nature
“Can Animals Feel Schadenfreude? Exploring the Science of Spiteful Joy in Nature” — what this page in the network covers. Schadenfreude, the German term for taking pleasure in another's misfortune, is often considered a
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Pomegranate Compound Boosts Heart Function by Up to 80% in Heart Failure Study
Here is what the page “Pomegranate Compound Boosts Heart Function by Up to 80% in Heart Failure Study” contains. A compound found in pomegranates has shown remarkable potential in improving heart function by up to 80% in
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Candida auris: The Drug-Resistant Fungus That Has Evolved Resistance Twice
“Candida auris: The Drug-Resistant Fungus That Has Evolved Resistance Twice” — what this page in the network covers. A dangerous fungus, Candida auris, has developed resistance to every major class of antifungal drugs—an
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Glowing Long-Legged Giants Discovered in Deep Waters Off Australia's East Coast
A closer look at “Glowing Long-Legged Giants Discovered in Deep Waters Off Australia's East Coast”, exactly as the source publishes it. Researchers have unveiled two species of long-legged creatures that emit a blue glow
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Honey Bee Colonies as Superorganisms: Rethinking Beekeeping
“Honey Bee Colonies as Superorganisms: Rethinking Beekeeping” — what this page in the network covers. A new study challenges the conventional view of honey bee colonies by proposing they be seen as superorganisms—a singl
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El Niño 2023: How One Pacific Warming Event Triggers Drought and Floods Worldwide
Here is what the page “El Niño 2023: How One Pacific Warming Event Triggers Drought and Floods Worldwide” contains. The Pacific Ocean is warming at an unprecedented rate, with this year's El Niño already surpassing previ
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Curbing Emissions Now Could Slow Antarctic Ice Loss and Sea-Level Rise, Study Finds
Here is what the page “Curbing Emissions Now Could Slow Antarctic Ice Loss and Sea-Level Rise, Study Finds” contains. Immediate reductions in greenhouse gas emissions could significantly limit Antarctic ice loss and the
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NIMS MANA Researchers Decode Hidden Disorder in Twisted 2D Semiconductor Layers with New Optical Analysis
A closer look at “NIMS MANA Researchers Decode Hidden Disorder in Twisted 2D Semiconductor Layers with New O”, exactly as the source publishes it. Scientists at the National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) Researc
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The Ick Explained: Why a Romantic Partner Suddenly Repulses You
“The Ick Explained: Why a Romantic Partner Suddenly Repulses You” — what this page in the network covers. Have you ever been attracted to someone, only to be suddenly turned off by a minor habit—like the way they chew or
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Wealthier Visitors Gain Edge in National Park Permit Lotteries, Study Finds
Content overview: “Wealthier Visitors Gain Edge in National Park Permit Lotteries, Study Finds”. A new study reveals that national park reservation systems may inadvertently favor higher-income visitors, giving them a be
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Scientists Test Whether Leftovers Taste Better Next Day: One Dish Surprised Researchers
A closer look at “Scientists Test Whether Leftovers Taste Better Next Day: One Dish Surprised Researchers”, exactly as the source publishes it. A team of food scientists put the age-old belief that leftovers taste better
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How a New Mathematical Model Makes Image Encryption Resilient to Real-World Noise and Uncertainty
Content overview: “How a New Mathematical Model Makes Image Encryption Resilient to Real-World Noise and Unce”. A team of researchers has developed a mathematical model that makes image encryption more robust against the
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How Laughter, Sighs, and Screams Reveal the Unwritten Social Rules of Everyday Life
A closer look at “How Laughter, Sighs, and Screams Reveal the Unwritten Social Rules of Everyday Life”, exactly as the source publishes it. Every day, humans use a rich repertoire of nonverbal sounds—chuckles, sighs, gas
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How Topology Protects Light Signals Even When Energy Leaks, Explained
Here is what the page “How Topology Protects Light Signals Even When Energy Leaks, Explained” contains. Topology, a branch of mathematics, is increasingly important in physics because it explains why some wave patterns a
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Heart Transplants Reverse Biological Aging in Older Donor Hearts, Study Shows
Content overview: “Heart Transplants Reverse Biological Aging in Older Donor Hearts, Study Shows”. A new study reveals that hearts from older donors become biologically younger after being transplanted into younger recip
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How Climate Change Is Slowing Earth's Rotation: The Subtle Atmospheric Signal
Content overview: “How Climate Change Is Slowing Earth's Rotation: The Subtle Atmospheric Signal”. New research reveals that global warming is subtly altering Earth's rotation by changing atmospheric circulation patterns
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Visible Light Does Not Speed Up Water Evaporation, Rigorous Experiments Suggest
“Visible Light Does Not Speed Up Water Evaporation, Rigorous Experiments Suggest” — what this page in the network covers. Recent studies have suggested that visible light might accelerate water evaporation without heatin
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1 in 8 Cancers Linked to Infections: Vaccines Key to Prevention, Study Finds
A closer look at “1 in 8 Cancers Linked to Infections: Vaccines Key to Prevention, Study Finds”, exactly as the source publishes it. A new study reveals that approximately one in eight cancer cases worldwide are caused b
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Squid Hair Cells Discovery May Unlock Hearing Loss Mysteries, Case Western Reserve Researchers Say
Content overview: “Squid Hair Cells Discovery May Unlock Hearing Loss Mysteries, Case Western Reserve Researc”. Researchers at Case Western Reserve University have found that squid possess hundreds more hair cells than p
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How a Short Breath Extends Mating Calls in Male Tokay Geckos
Here is what the page “How a Short Breath Extends Mating Calls in Male Tokay Geckos” contains. Male tokay geckos (Gekko gecko), large nocturnal lizards native to Asia, are among the rare reptiles that vocalize to attract
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Milky Way’s Origins May Trace to Thousands of Ancient Galaxies, Simulations Reveal
Content overview: “Milky Way’s Origins May Trace to Thousands of Ancient Galaxies, Simulations Reveal”. New cosmological simulations suggest the Milky Way’s early environment was far more crowded and chaotic than previou
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Fossils in the Middle Ages: How Medieval Minds Explained Prehistoric Bones Before Paleontology
“Fossils in the Middle Ages: How Medieval Minds Explained Prehistoric Bones Before Paleonto” — what this page in the network covers. Before the science of vertebrate paleontology emerged, medieval Europeans encountered t
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French deportation rulings reveal how judges balance EU law, human rights, and national security
A closer look at “French deportation rulings reveal how judges balance EU law, human rights, and national se”, exactly as the source publishes it. A new study analyzing 100,000 French court cases reveals the complex lega
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Energy Production, Virus Defenses, and Toxin Loading: New Weak Spots in Resistant Bacteria Could Fight the Silent Pandemic
Here is what the page “Energy Production, Virus Defenses, and Toxin Loading: New Weak Spots in Resistant Bacteria” contains. Antimicrobial resistance is now one of the world's most urgent public health threats, often cal
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Aging Brain May Not Decline but Adapt, New Research Suggests
Content overview: “Aging Brain May Not Decline but Adapt, New Research Suggests”. New research challenges the long-held belief that the aging brain inevitably declines. Instead, scientists suggest the brain adapts to the
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Cooper Pairs in Uranium Ditelluride Form Patterns Above Critical Temperature, Illinois Physicists Find
A closer look at “Cooper Pairs in Uranium Ditelluride Form Patterns Above Critical Temperature, Illinois Phy”, exactly as the source publishes it. Physicists at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign's Grainger Coll
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Psilocybin for Brain Injuries: Neuroscientist Argel Aguilar-Valles Explains How Psychedelics Could Fill a Gap in Head Trauma Care
Content overview: “Psilocybin for Brain Injuries: Neuroscientist Argel Aguilar-Valles Explains How Psychedeli”. Mild traumatic brain injuries, including concussions, affect millions of people each year, yet treatment opt
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Baby Whale Deaths Surge in Argentina: Scientists Probe Patagonia Mystery
Here is what the page “Baby Whale Deaths Surge in Argentina: Scientists Probe Patagonia Mystery” contains. Marine biologists in Argentina are investigating a disturbing spike in southern right whale calf deaths along the
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California Sea Levels to Rise Up to a Foot as Massive Coastal Wave Surges Up West Coast
“California Sea Levels to Rise Up to a Foot as Massive Coastal Wave Surges Up West Coast” — what this page in the network covers. Sea levels along the California coast are expected to rise by as much as one foot (30 cent
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Black Teatfish Sea Cucumber May Live 120 Years, Study Finds
Content overview: “Black Teatfish Sea Cucumber May Live 120 Years, Study Finds”. Scientists have discovered that the black teatfish, a sea cucumber species, can live for more than 100 years, with some individuals estimat
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Artificial Gravity in Space: How Rotating Spaceships Could Combat Astronaut Health Risks
A closer look at “Artificial Gravity in Space: How Rotating Spaceships Could Combat Astronaut Health Risks”, exactly as the source publishes it. Long-duration spaceflight takes a serious toll on the human body. In microg
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Tapeworm Drug Shows Early Promise in Treating Endometriosis, Study Finds
“Tapeworm Drug Shows Early Promise in Treating Endometriosis, Study Finds” — what this page in the network covers. Researchers have discovered that a common tapeworm treatment may hold the key to combating endometriosis,
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Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Complete Merger, Unveiling New Company Name
A closer look at “Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Complete Merger, Unveiling New Company Name”, exactly as the source publishes it. Discovery and Paramount have officially completed their merger, creating a media be
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NASA’s Curiosity Rover Takes Selfie at Vera Rubin Ridge on Mars
Here is what the page “NASA’s Curiosity Rover Takes Selfie at Vera Rubin Ridge on Mars” contains. NASA’s Curiosity rover has captured a striking selfie at Vera Rubin Ridge on Mars, a site that has yielded significant fin
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Gothenburg Renovations Push One-Third of Municipal Tenants to Move, Chalmers Study Finds
A closer look at “Gothenburg Renovations Push One-Third of Municipal Tenants to Move, Chalmers Study Finds”, exactly as the source publishes it. A new study from Chalmers University of Technology reveals that one in thre
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New LASIK Alternative Uses Chemical Drops to Reshape Cornea Without Surgery
Here is what the page “New LASIK Alternative Uses Chemical Drops to Reshape Cornea Without Surgery” contains. A new vision-correction method promises to improve eyesight without scalpels or lasers, using a chemical solut
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Novo Nordisk's CagriSema Achieves 25% Weight Loss in Phase 3 Trial, Challenging Eli Lilly's Zepbound
Content overview: “Novo Nordisk's CagriSema Achieves 25% Weight Loss in Phase 3 Trial, Challenging Eli Lilly'”. Novo Nordisk's experimental drug CagriSema delivered a 25% weight loss at its highest dose in a Phase 3 tria
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