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Risk of lead exposure linked to decreased brain volume in adolescents
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Cell growth: Intricate network of potential new regulatory mechanisms has been decoded
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Israeli docs strike big blow to superbugs
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First 3D-printed sensor-operated prosthetic arm for toddlers prototyped by UK engineers
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High temperatures due to global warming will be dramatic even for tardigrades
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Chemical circuits for the molecular diagnosis and treatment of previously incurable diseases
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Arabian Peninsula a trap for summer dust
Credit: © NASA image courtesy Jeff Schmaltz, MODIS Rapid Response team Intense winds blowing from Africa through a mountainous gap ...
Recycled plastics transformed into 3D printing material
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Stars need a partner to spin Universe’s brightest explosions
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NUS team develops a low-power, highly responsive and reusable sweat pH monitor
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DGIST startup ‘N-Side’ invited to CES, the world’s largest IT trade show
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Engineers develop ‘chameleon metals’ that change surfaces in response to heat
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