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Study identifies two new hardy bacteria from high-altitude lakes in Chile—an environment similar to early Mars
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Study finds that boiling calcium-rich water can remove up to 90 percent of nano- and microplastic contaminants
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Switching to foam-based material could drastically reduce the amount of time straws spend biodegrading in the ocean
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Plant-based method for growing meat in the lab could save money in production and eliminate allergen concerns
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Increasing the pore size of a metal organic framework improved its ability to carry and deliver two common drugs
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Research suggests the over 100 tons of PFAS is circulated between the Arctic and Atlantic Oceans
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Researchers want the optimal meal to not just provide the needed nutrients, but also be tasty
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Newly developed E. coli strain turns polyethylene terephthalate waste into adipic acid
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A waste product from cultivated sunflowers has been shown to have resistance to many plant diseases
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Lead oxides likely had a place in helping da Vinci create the masterpieces we know today
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This research could provide new avenues for recycling coffee and tea waste products
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Fermented onions produce a fatty and meaty scent akin to liver sausage
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Developing new materials and compounds can benefit from AI shouldering some of the time and labor
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Nine of the 50 gases, including acrolein, are above the normal baseline, posing a health risk
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This research could one day help keep small to tiny electronic devices cool
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