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When the Rains Fail, the Big Gangs Win: How Climate Chaos Reshapes Capuchin Society

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Weight Loss Operation Outperforms Wonder Drug

Artist’s conception of this research showing an imagined time sequence as a star passes behind a TNO with an atmosphere.

Tiny World in Outer Solar System Has an Atmosphere. It Shouldn’t.

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Nonprofit Hospitals Have Spent $7.8 Billion on Management Consultants. Nobody Can Find Any Benefit.

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Seaweed Could Solve One of Aquaculture’s Biggest Pollution Problems

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Ocean Current That Regulates Our Climate Has Been Weakening for Two Decades

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New Method Reads a Cell’s Genes Without Killing It

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Sharing Less Data Could Make AI Models Smarter and Greener

Inexpensive material compresses light, paving the way for photonic microcircuits in the terahertz range

Solar Cell Byproduct Could Beam Data Through Chips at the Speed of Light

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Chemicals You Were Exposed to Before Birth May Be Scrambling Your Future Children’s DNA

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Medicare Advantage Insurers Break the Rules and Pay Almost Nothing for It

Andrew Kern, an academic expert in population genetics and machine learning, develops new tools for studying evolutionary biology. (Photo by Charlie Litchfield)

An AI Trained on Fake Genomes Can Read the Geneology Written in Real Ones

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A Physicist Has Derived the Rules of Wealth Inequality From First Principles

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Microplastics Have Reached the Human Brain, and the Concentration Is Worse Than Expected

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