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Naturelatest•day•week•month
1d
How understudied endometriosis causes pain for hundreds of millions of women
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Trump’s US election win: researchers must stay strong and united
1d
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1d
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1d
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1d
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1d
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1d
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2h
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The Language of Losers
2d
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2d
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2d
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2d
The Particle Accelerator at the Center of the Milky-Way
Reddit /r/sciencelatest•day•week•month
7mo
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7mo
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7mo
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1d
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2d
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2w
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2w
How to Close the Gender Health Gap
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9h
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1d
The first wooden satellite launched into space
3d
US immigration policy has a huge blind spot: climate change
5d
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5d
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5d
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1w
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2w
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2w
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2w
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2w
Trying to reverse climate change won’t save us, scientists warn
2w
A satellite made by Boeing just fell apart in space
2w
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3d
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6d
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Biopixels
1mo
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2d
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7d
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7d
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7d
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3h
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5h
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9h
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2d
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5d
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5d
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6d
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Coup Prediction Algorithms Are Here to Save and/or Destroy Democracy
The Atlanticlatest•day•week•month
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A Tiny Petrostate Is Running the World’s Climate Talks
1d
On Election Night, Stare Into the Abyss
1d
Elon Musk Is Betting Mars on Trump
5d
The Georgia Chemical Disaster Is a Warning
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A Touch Revolution Could Transform Pitching
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Solar Power’s Glow-Up
2w
Is the Moon Driving My Cat Insane?
3w
The Farmers Subletting Their Fields to Birds
3w
Dogs Are Entering a New Wave of Domestication
4w
Hurricanes Are the Last Thing Scientists Could Hack
4w
The Most Remote Place in the World
4w
Hurricane Milton Was a Test
1mo
Hurricane Milton Made a Terrible Prediction Come True
1mo
Milton Is the Hurricane That Scientists Were Dreading
1mo
America Is Lying to Itself About the Cost of Disasters
Forbes Sciencelatest•day•week•month
11mo
Electric Eels’ Shocking Ability To Alter The Genetics Of Nearby Animals
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A Psychologist Shares 5 Major Reasons Why Marriages Fall Apart
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Aurora: Jaw-Dropping New Photos As Solar Storms Spark Intense Displays Across The World
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El Nino May Impact Holiday-Related Supply Chains
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A Psychologist Explains The Intricacies Of Parenting With A New Partner
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Why It’s A Big Week For Halley’s Comet, A Possible ‘Star Of Bethlehem’
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Kiss Band Members ‘Immortalized’ As Digital Avatars: ‘We Can Live On Eternally’
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A Psychologist Makes Sense Of The ‘Butterfly Effect’ In Relationships
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A Psychologist Gives 3 Tips To Navigate The ‘Meta-Worry’ Maze
11mo
Lasers And Giant Projections Turn S.F. Landmarks Into Eye-Popping Kaleidoscopes
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Recency Bias, Weather, And The Snubbing Of Florida State Football
11mo
How To Redesign Your Love Nest For Renewed Romance, According To A Psychologist
11mo
See A Crescent Moon Cradle Venus And Shoot A Star-Trail: The Night Sky This Week
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2 Key Tips To Own The ‘Childless By Choice’ Trend, By A Psychologist
11mo
COP28: Artist Teams With Google For Vivid Interactive Dive Into Freshwater Crisis
The Mercury Newslatest•day•week•month
5h
In new term, Trump set to target measures that are making the most difference for the climate
10h
There’s a hidden white tower in the Palo Alto hills used to study the sun
1d
‘Immediate threat’: Mussel invades Northern California’s Delta, first time in North America
2d
Stanford study: Political bias can be more important than truth among news consumers
2d
Finding Sanctuary: The season of the California sea lion
2d
Before there was light: Humans have never been the same since we got the light bulb
3d
How to discover the Bay Area’s hidden wildlife world, with two easy tricks
6d
JD Vance claims kids ‘become trans’ for college admission
6d
Braving sharks and hordes of urchins, Bay Area scientists are growing kelp one forest at a time
2w
When the lung cancer patient is a beloved Stanford teacher and physician, learning gets personal
2w
The mosquito-borne virus ‘triple E’ continues its spread, worrying state health officials
2w
Newer mpox strain poses bigger risk to young women, study shows
2w
A (sperm) whale of a discovery in Monterey Bay
3w
Stanford psychologist behind the controversial ‘Stanford Prison Experiment’ dies at 91
3w
Rare Bay Area owls earn temporary legal protection
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