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A molecular approach to solar power

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Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology

New ‘switch’ could power quantum computing

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Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology

An essential step toward printing living tissues

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Categories Health, Technology

Adjusting GPAs: A Statistician’s Effort to Tackle Grade Inflation

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Categories Physics & Mathematics

New method to control nanoscale diamond sensors

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Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology

Injectable therapy could help people avoid mastectomy

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Categories Health

Getting excited helps with performance anxiety more than trying to calm down

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Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

Monsieur Electron, you are so round!

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Categories Physics & Mathematics

Harvard machine-learning algorithms could make chemical reactions intelligent

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Categories Physics & Mathematics

Mixed race people viewed as members of their lower-status parent group

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Categories Brain & Behavior

Insomnia Could Raise Risk Of Heart Disease And Death In Men

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Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

Asteroids’ close encounters with Mars

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