Science Discoveries
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Roman villa unearthed beneath high school gym in Spoleto, Italy
SPOLETO, Italy — For decades, the basketball games at Liceo Classico Pontano Sansi high school went on without…
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Pest controllers report rising rat infestations linked to longer breeding seasons
LONDON — The pest control industry is tracking what it calls a direct line from a warming climate…
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High School Gym Closed After Roman Villa Discovery Halts Renovations
SPOLETO, Italy — The basketball games have stopped. For now, the gym floor at Liceo Classico Pontano Sansi…
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Scientists Discover 30,000-Litre Natural Oil Seep in Gulf of St. Lawrence
Scientists testing new satellite algorithms in the Gulf of St. Lawrence last summer stumbled onto something they never…
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Philadelphia Exhibit Chronicles 76 Innovations That Shaped the Nation
The ENIAC filled a room. Forty feet long, eight feet high, it weighed thirty tons. In a University…
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New Exhibit at Historical Society Lists 76 Philadelphia World-Changing Innovations
PHILADELPHIA — The Liberty Bell gets the postcards. But the city that cracked it has been quietly remaking…
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Gym floor in Italian high school reveals intact Roman villa beneath
SPOLETO, Italy — The basketball games will stop. That much is certain. What happens next at Liceo Classico…
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UMKC Researcher Finds Decline in Daily Conversation Since 2009
KANSAS CITY — The U.S. Surgeon General declared a loneliness epidemic in 2023. That official warning arrived two…
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Historical Society Exhibit Highlights Philadelphia’s Unruly Legacy and Innovations
Philadelphia’s Unruly Legacy: What the New Exhibit Means for a City Still Arguing With Itself The block party…
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Book Collects 26 Voices on Cubbon Park’s Future, Not a Guide
BENGALURU — The new book on Cubbon Park is not a guidebook. It does not map walking trails…
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New book explores Cubbon Park through 26 interviews with its users
BENGALURU — The book itself is an unusual object. Not a straight history, not a guidebook, not a…
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U.S. Plans DNA ‘Noah’s Ark’ for 2,300 Endangered Species
WASHINGTON, June 25 — The figure that matters: 2,300. That’s the number of threatened and endangered plant and…
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U.S. Funding Gap Drives Partnership with De-Extinction Startup for Species DNA Bank
The math is brutal. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service currently protects 1,662 domestic and 638 foreign species…
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Funding Gap Drives U.S. Biobanking Deal for 2,300 Endangered Species
The math behind the new federal biobanking deal with Colossal Biosciences is not complicated. It is grim. The…
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Causal mediation method aids large-scale biomedical data analysis
WASHINGTON — A new statistical method promises to help researchers untangle why a treatment works — not just…
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Archaeologists Find 2,140-Year-Old Noblewoman Xin Zhui Perfectly Preserved
CHANGSHA, June 24 — The story begins not in a museum or a university archive, but with the…
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Science Philanthropy in a Democracy Under Pressure
BRASÍLIA, June 24 — On the ground in Brazil, the scars of a four-year assault on science are…
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Brazilian Scientists See Parallels as U.S. Faces Research Budget Cuts
BRASÍLIA — The young researchers left first. About one in ten grantees from the Serrapilheira Institute, a Brazilian…
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New statistical method reveals hidden biological mechanisms in medical data
Medical researchers have long faced a frustrating blind spot. They can see that a treatment works. They can…
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Melon Seeds in 2,140-Year-Old Mummy’s Stomach Reveal Her Final Meal
The 138 melon seeds tell the story better than any official report could. They were still inside Xin…
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South Korean Team Develops Faster, Cheaper Method for Biochar Production
LONDON — The economics of turning trash into energy have always been the problem. A team of South…
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Forstchen’s novel depicts post-EMP collapse in Asian megacities
Elevators stop. Water pumps go silent. Pharmacy doors stay locked. For millions living in high-rise apartments across Manila,…
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Melon Seeds Found in Stomach of 2,140-Year-Old Mummy Remain Intact
CHANGSHA — The 138 melon seeds found inside Xin Zhui’s stomach did not rot. They did not turn…
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KIGAM Researchers Develop Cheaper, Faster Method to Turn Organic Waste into Biochar
Biochar Breakthrough: A Cheaper, Faster Path to Waste-to-Energy For years, the idea of turning wet coffee grounds and…
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