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Cell-inspired nanoreactor turns sunlight into hydrogen peroxide
Researchers developed a cell-inspired nanoreactor that converts sunlight into hydrogen peroxide using biomimetic features resembling living cell structures and functions.
Sticky or slippery? Snails can change their slime to meet the moment
Researchers find that snails can modulate the composition of their slime to produce five distinct types with different properties, each serving specific functions from locomotion to defense.
MLB blooper of the year? Braves’ Ronald Acuña Jr. homers thanks to colliding Marlins outfielders
Braves’ Ronald Acuña Jr. hit a two-run home run when Marlins outfielders collided and knocked the ball over the wall at Truist Park Thursday night.
Liberty waive Betnijah Laney-Hamilton: Three potential landing spots for the veteran, what’s next for New York
The New York Liberty released veteran guard Betnijah Laney-Hamilton on Thursday, citing an opportunity for her to pursue a larger basketball role elsewhere. The 33-year-old had been a key member of the Liberty’s 2024 championship team.
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Uber’s robotaxi lobbying effort puts it on a collision course with Waymo
A proposed bill that would allow autonomous vehicles to operate in Washington, D.C. has become a test case for Uber’s broader robotaxi strategy. Instead of simply partnering with, and investing in, robotaxi developers, Uber is also trying to shape the rules that...
OPINION | Texas Has A Theory Of Education – Dallas Express
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Russia-Ukraine war: What is Europe’s new ballistic missile shield plan?
Nine European nations and Ukraine announced a joint ballistic missile defense coalition in Paris, aiming to develop integrated European air defenses independent of US reliance.
Managing Venezuela’s Oil Revenue, Sovereign Debt, and Economic Rehabilitation – Brookings
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Why training your sense of smell might be good for brain health
Stopping to smell the roses is good life advice. And research suggests it may have an added benefit: It could be a good way to improve your brain health.The loss of the sense of smell is often one of the first warning signs of neurodegenerative conditions such as...
Global Affairs Expert Webinar: U.S. China Strategy – Council on Foreign Relations
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Global Affairs Expert Webinar: Migration and Labor Economics – Council on Foreign Relations
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Global Affairs Expert Webinar: Migration and Labor Economics – Council on Foreign Relations
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Doctors unprotected against COVID-19 – BMA
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‘Below’ first look: Josh Hartnett, Jesse McKeown tease their ‘creature feature’ (exclusive) – Entertainment Weekly
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Social Security says it’s handling disability claims better. But it may just be pushing more people away.
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Josh Hartnett teases ‘terrifying powers’ are at work in first look at mysterious thriller ‘Below’ (exclusive) – Entertainment Weekly
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