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Why it’s in rich nations’ interests to fund climate finance
Google uses millions of phones to map Earth’s ionosphere and improve GPS
Reducing pregnancy risk could be as easy as chewing gum
CRISPR builds a big tomato that’s actually sweet
Bone marrow in the skull plays a surprisingly important role in ageing
Australian megafires drove complex biodiversity outcomes
Iron levels unexpectedly limit bacterial growth in the ocean’s twilight zone
Robotic exoskeleton adapts to changes in leg movements in real time
Fossilized bird skull from 80 million years ago clarifies early avian evolution
Two for one: candidate obesity drug boosts energy use and curbs calorie intake
Tomato engineering hits the sweet spot to make big sugar-rich fruit
Errors in cell division stopped by an atypical cyclin-dependent kinase
Are rising carbon dioxide and nitrogen deposition a joint threat to biodiversity globally?
Space weather mapped by millions of smartphones
What happens when a bacterium gets into a fungus and stays — for generations
Growing up slowed down for an early <i>Homo</i> individual
Keeping the global consumption within the planetary boundaries
Adult skull bone marrow is an expanding and resilient haematopoietic reservoir
High-temperature <sup>205</sup>Tl decay clarifies <sup>205</sup>Pb dating in early Solar System
Structural variation in the pangenome of wild and domesticated barley
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