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Artificially designed, amyloid-silk hybrid protein even outperforms some spider silks
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Recent research helps explain how the handful of phytochromes found in every plant respond differently to light intensity and temperature
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A dual-function electrode in a microbial fuel cell combines two previously separate functions
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One-of-a-kind tool helped solve anode puzzle that thwarted previous attempts
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Team hopes to support other labs in developing broader applications of FPOP to better address outstanding questions in structural biology
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Scientists have devised a new method that allows them to extract the lead from "point-of-use" filters, providing a clearer picture of what's coming out of the faucet
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The findings are reported as use of cannabis during pregnancy has 'skyrocketed'
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Research finds distancing helps ease the burden on hospitals—but only to a point
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Energy constraints lead to novel ways of efficient, at-a-distance communication
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Researchers can now translate patterns to determine how a protein will condense during phase separation
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Changing water systems can be done safely, as long as it's done correctly
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Tim Bono of Washington University in St. Louis suggests a different approach to modifying behavior in 2020
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Even though rice was the first crop to be fully sequenced, scientists have only documented a few of the genetic changes that made rice into a staple food for more than half the world’s population
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Engineers discover lead-free perovskite semiconductor for solar cells using data analytics, supercomputers
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Experimental geochemists have discovered compelling evidence that magmas may be wetter than once thought
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