Sorghum yields in Ethiopian highlands could fall by 40%
More intense El Niños could bring more early-season droughts
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More intense El Niños could bring more early-season droughts
Read article: Sorghum yields in Ethiopian highlands could fall by 40%
John Budden calls for areas of the Moon to be reserved for lunar radio astronomy
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Team identifies knowledge gaps in historic data, collaboration, monitoring and more in bid to boost pollinator conservation
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As the 69th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting comes to a close, panellists discuss the options for scientists outside academia
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Physicists in France claim convincing evidence for the elusive transition
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Titanium dioxide nanoparticles stimulated by microwaves can be used to selectively kill cancer cells
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Andrew Glester reviews Apollo 11: the Inside Story by David Whitehouse
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Leading German research body says it will now increase support to foreign staff in "everyday matters"
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Ancient water-saving methods may help Lima, Peru’s capital, through its water crisis, caused by climate change and population growth
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Preclinical study demonstrates how immuno-PET could become an effective tool in assessing inflammatory bowel disease
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