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871.

I almost sold a kidney to pursue my PhD (science.org)

6 points

3 years ago

872.

Citizen scientists report global rapid reductions in the visibility of stars (science.org)

6 points

3 years ago

873.

A large model for visual cortex brain-like robust, versatile visual processing (science.org)

6 points

4 years ago

874.

Webb telescope reveals unpredicted bounty of bright galaxies in early universe (science.org)

6 points

4 years ago

875.

A small child, laid to rest 78,000 years ago (science.org)

6 points

4 years ago

876.

Preprint server removes ‘inflammatory’ papers in superconductor controversy (science.org)

6 points

4 years ago

877.

China quietly plans a pivot from ‘zero Covid’ (science.org)

6 points

4 years ago

878.

Scientist accused the supplement industry of fraud. His own work is under fire (science.org)

6 points

4 years ago

879.

Early humans domesticated themselves, new genetic evidence suggests (science.org)

6 points

4 years ago

880.

The Landsat Pioneer Who Fought to Revolutionize Earth Observation (science.org)

6 points

5 years ago

881.

Bird flu in Texas: many human cases, no certainty about human to human spread? (science.org)

5 points

2 years ago

882.

Warrior skeletons reveal Bronze Age Europeans couldn't drink milk (science.org)

5 points

a year ago

883.

The unstoppable rise of renewable energy (science.org)

5 points

6 months ago

884.

What are farm animals thinking? (science.org)

5 points

3 years ago

885.

Multivalent nucleoside-modified mRNA vaccine against all known flu virus types (science.org)

5 points

4 years ago

886.

Fake research papers are alarmingly common (science.org)

5 points

3 years ago

887.

Neanderthals lost their Y chromosome (2020) (science.org)

5 points

3 months ago

888.

Evidence of mass brutality accompanied collapse of first pan-European culture (science.org)

5 points

7 months ago

889.

Low-quality papers are surging by exploiting public data sets and AI (science.org)

5 points

a year ago

890.

Observation of Earth's rotation with quantum entanglement (science.org)

5 points

2 years ago

891.

AI transcription tools 'hallucinate,' too (science.org)

5 points

2 years ago

892.

Rare Earth Elements from Waste (science.org)

5 points

4 years ago

893.

Objects as big as a protein can be in two places at once (science.org)

5 points

4 months ago

894.

Airplane contrails may not be the climate villain once feared (science.org)

5 points

6 months ago

895.

Why do cats love tuna so much? Scientists may finally know (2023) (science.org)

5 points

7 months ago

896.

AI reveals 'ghost forests' along U.S. coast (science.org)

5 points

8 months ago

897.

Tuberculosis Defenses (science.org)

5 points

9 months ago

898.

Blood taken from Danish babies ended up in huge genetic study–without consent (science.org)

5 points

10 months ago

899.

Indian police try to read suspects' minds, over neuroscientists' objections (science.org)

5 points

a year ago

900.

Mind Reader? (science.org)

5 points

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a year ago