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A network of smartphones can improve short-term weather forecasts.
Soil bacteria often take 50 years or more to react to changes in climate.
Researchers call in feathered helpers to spread the seeds of endangered plants.
New fabrication technique using porous graphene may result in cheaper and better capacitors in the future.
Despite conservation efforts, close assessment of Pando reveals significant losses.
New research suggests they create a newfound type of air vortex to slow their descent.
The operating principles of ordinary magnetic stirrers may help create better microfluidic pumps for applications ranging from inkjet printing to drug delivery.
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