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Air con led to quicker thinking during heat wave

Students in modern dorms answered cognition tests faster and more accurately

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Integrated system offers new insights into molecular interactions

The new C-Trap instruments enables scientists to visualize and manipulate molecular interactions in real time with high resolution

Dynamic MRI helps select patients for lung surgery

Dynamic MRI could better identify emphysema patients likely to benefit from invasive lung volume reduction surgery

China unveils plans for two new gravitational-wave missions

Craft includes a gravitational-wave detector to be launched by 2033

The Gravitational wave high-energy Electromagnetic Counterpart All-sky Monitor will study the gamma rays that emerge when neutron stars merge

How do rivers alter sea-level?

Model includes river outflow and Earth’s rotation to fine-tune sea-level projections

Illustration showing how increased fresh river outflow enters the coastal environment, where it mixes with ambient salty ocean water. Under the influence of the Earth's rotation, this plume of fresher water turns to the right (in the northern hemisphere), flowing downstream as an alongshore current trapped to the coast. These fresher waters piled up along the shore result in an increase in sea level at the coast. Courtesy: Natalie Renier, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Simulations improve MEG spatial resolution

Improved beamforming and 3D printed headcasts increase the spatial resolution of magnetoencephalography

Did dark matter have a chilling effect on the early universe?

Debate intensifies over hypothesis that mystery interaction cooled ancient hydrogen gas

Scott Pruitt resigns as head of the US Environmental Protection Agency

Pruitt came under increasing pressure following questions about his spending and housing arrangements

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With today's high-speed financial markets, every microsecond counts – but how do traders stay up to speed? Jon Cartwright explains

Rising sea levels could cost the world $14 trillion a year by 2100

Failure to meet the United Nations' 2 °C warming limits will lead to dire global economic consequences

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Air con led to quicker thinking during heat wave

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China unveils plans for two new gravitational-wave missions

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Did dark matter have a chilling effect on the early universe?

Scott Pruitt resigns as head of the US Environmental Protection Agency

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Rising sea levels could cost the world $14 trillion a year by 2100

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