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New techniques lead to enhanced properties of durability in sapphire
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The longest natural metagenome time series ever collected, with microbes, reveals a startling evolutionary pattern on repeat
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Researchers use statistical analysis to shed light on how ancient Europeans adapted to their environments across 7,000 years of history
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New technique blasts molecules in plastics with a laser to break them down into their smallest parts for future reuse
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Unique ice-like materials can bury carbon dioxide in the ocean, preventing it from being released into the atmosphere
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First nanoscale electromotor created using Frontera, Expanse, Anvil supercomputers
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Researchers detect a galaxy that's busy forming new stars, but is hard to see
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The new device can produce up to 7 kilograms of water per kilogram of gel material used
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Using computer models, researchers found that tree species can be more negatively affected by their own kind
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New method provides a more precise estimate in some cases in comparison to the synthetic control method
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The new technique can be used to investigate glaciers on Earth as well as ice layers on other planets
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The new composite material has applications for solar panels, medical imaging, and night vision goggles
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With more companies today claiming they "make an impact," job candidates are guilted into accepting lower pay
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These results contradict theories about the needed conditions fossil preservation in the Posidonia region
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The last time the earth was this warm tropical plankton lived thousands of miles from where they are today
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