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Discovery of 111 new species…
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Discovery of 111 new species…

Amrita TuladharAug 9, 2017
Pregnancy loss and evolution of…
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Pregnancy loss and evolution of…

Amrita TuladharAug 8, 2017
Clusters of nanoparticles with phage viruses attached find and kill Escherichia coli bacteria in a lab test at Rice University. Researchers at Rice and the University of Science and Technology of China have developed a combination of antibacterial phages and magnetic nanoparticle clusters that infect and destroy bacteria that are usually protected by biofilms in water treatment systems. (Credit: Alvarez Group/Rice University)
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Magnetized viruses attack harmful bacteria

Amrita TuladharAug 2, 2017
UW Arboretum workshop tracks endangered…
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UW Arboretum workshop tracks endangered…

Amrita TuladharJul 26, 2017
Reprogramming iMacs — but not…
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Reprogramming iMacs — but not…

Amrita TuladharJul 24, 2017
Accessing DNA in the cell’s…
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Accessing DNA in the cell’s…

Amrita TuladharJul 12, 2017
Diet or Regular? Decoding behavioral variation in ant clones
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Diet or Regular? Decoding behavioral variation in ant clones

Amrita TuladharFeb 14, 2018
Rolling in it: dung beetles’ taste preferences uncovered
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Rolling in it: dung beetles’ taste preferences uncovered

Amrita TuladharFeb 11, 2018
Ants: master manipulators for biodiversity, or sweet treats
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Ants: master manipulators for biodiversity, or sweet treats

Amrita TuladharFeb 9, 2018
From fungi to humans, ‘smart valves’ assist communication within, between cells
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From fungi to humans, ‘smart valves’ assist communication within, between cells

Amrita TuladharFeb 7, 2018
Elastomers develop stronger bonds of attachment
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Elastomers develop stronger bonds of attachment

RevoScienceFeb 14, 2021
Pangolin Coronavirus Could Jump to Humans as Bats May Not Be to Blame
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Pangolin Coronavirus Could Jump to Humans as Bats May Not Be to Blame

RevoScienceFeb 8, 2021
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Boom, crackle, pop: Sounds of Earth’s crust
Remnant cell division could be responsible for spreading cancer
CERN Inaugurates Science Gateway, its new outreach center for science education
Intense Lasers Shine new Light on the Electron Dynamics of Liquids
New Species of Foraminifer Discovered in the Benthic of Ryukyu Islands
New qubit circuit enables quantum operations with higher accuracy
MOU between NPS and IUPAP for future Endeavor in Physics
67th IAEA General Conference, starting 25 September
How carbon atoms diffuse on the surface of interstellar

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