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New study from the University of Texas at Austin improves method for tracking drought severity and impact
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Focusing on one property alone, such as thermal conductivity, is not enough
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A unique brain shape may be why the ancestors of living birds survived the mass extinction
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New optical tweezer technology could open tool up to new types of research and simplify its use
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New tool reveals bacterial weaknesses and could lead to more targeted or new treatments for bacterial infections
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Researchers have created a molecule-sized water transport channel that can carry water between cells while excluding protons and undesired molecules
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Recent finding represents good news for designing the next generation of vaccines to protect against variants of the virus or future emerging coronaviruses
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Researchers showed that four drugs used to treat hepatitis C render remdesivir 10 times better at inhibiting the coronavirus in cell cultures
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Supercomputers dig into first star fossils
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Molybdenum disulfide holds tremendous potential for numerous applications, but high costs and fabrications challenges have held back wider use
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Early approvals for new treatments, such as those for COVID-19, could get delayed by the standards the FDA used for older drugs, according to a new study
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Scientists found that baloxavir dramatically reduced the time someone with the flu is contagious for, suggesting a similar drug should be prioritized for COVID-19 treatment
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Researchers hope to use antibodies from the animals to develop a treatment that would help people soon after infection with the virus
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New simulations can help researchers design new drugs and vaccines to combat the coronavirus
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Groundwater is known globally to be important for delivering carbon and other nutrients to oceans, but in the Arctic, its role has been less clear
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