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Agency body that funds sociology, linguistics, and archaeology studies in U.S. gave 90% fewer new grants this year
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El Niño shifts Pacific Ocean heat and atmospheric circulation, changing the odds of drought, flooding and extreme weather in different parts of the world.
A tiny stinging ant hitched a ride to Hawaii on nursery plants. Its connected nests act like one supercolony, but the harm to native wildlife is unclear.
The Technology Innovation Institute (TII) has revealed the UAE-built probe it has developed for the Emirates Mission ...
In math and Mario Land, there are questions that are algorithmically undecidable, meaning they will demonstrably never have an answer
Davi Bock’s lab took the millions of images that led to the complete connectome of a fruit fly brain. Now he wants to apply “this high-throughput flashlight across all areas of biology.”
In 1864, trout eggs from England were hatched in Tasmania for anglers. Today, the swan galaxias is endangered, and trout-free streams are helping it survive.
