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Climate Change Impacts on Early Bird Nesting: Vulnerability to Temperature Fluctuations
Climate change’s impact on songbird nesting, causing earlier seasons and temperature extremes, leading to higher nest failures.
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“Christchurch Mutation” and Its Positive Role in Alzheimer’s Disease Genetics
Study reveals Christchurch mutation in APOE gene counters Alzheimer’s risk, offering new treatment avenues.
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Revealing the Intricate Interplay Between Mice and Century-Blooming Plants
Study reveals how field mice interact with century-blooming sasa bamboo, impacting seed dispersal and forest ecosystems.
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BiochemistryCancerSciTech NewsUniversity Of Florida
Revealing Nature’s Hidden Power: Groundbreaking Discovery of Enzymes for Advanced Cancer Treatment
Discovery of enzymes at UF Scripps for advanced cancer treatments and insights into natural compound synthesis.
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Climate ChangeClimate ScienceGlobal WarmingSciTech NewsUniversity College London
Arctic Warming Accelerates Global 2°C Threshold by Eight Years: UCL Study
UCL study finds Arctic warming hastens global 2°C rise by 8 years, underscores urgent need for improved climate monitoring.
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SmartDope: The “Self-Driving Lab” That Unlocks Quantum Dot Secrets in Hours – Instead of Years
SmartDope: A self-driving lab accelerates quantum dot research, achieving record results in hours, not years.
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The Significance of Comet Speed and ‘Peas in a Pod’ Systems
Discover how comets may deliver life’s building blocks to distant planets, shedding light on the search for extraterrestrial life.
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AnthropologyArchaeologySciTech NewsUniversity Of Liege
“Unveiling Ancient Armory: 31,000-Year-Old Long-Range Weapons Discovered in Belgium”
Archaeologists unearth 31,000-year-old spearthrowers in Belgium, rewriting history of ancient weaponry. (158 characters)
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CardiologyHeartSciTech NewsUniversity College London
Even Brief Physical Activities Surpass Sedentary Lifestyle for Heart Health, Study Finds
by Manuel Costaby Manuel CostaStudy reveals replacing sitting with brief physical activity improves heart health, based on global data analysis funded by the British …