Warmer springs may reduce later plant growth
Upturn in plant productivity as temperatures rise assumed in climate models may not pan out
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Does a giant moon the size of Neptune orbit a distant exoplanet?
Hubble observation brings exomoon discovery closer to reality
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Gold nanoclusters turn bacteria into photosynthetic machines
New catalytic biohybrids can generate fuel from sunlight and might find use in green-energy applications
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Bioprinting verifies bacteria behaviour models
A simple adaptation of a commercial ArrayIt Spotbot can test models of collective microbial behaviour across multiple length scales
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Meet the new guardians of the ocean – robot jellyfish
Robots could be key to monitoring fragile ecosystems such as coral reefs
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Nanosilicates deliver angiogenesis therapies
Two-dimensional nanosilicates act as a platform for delivering proangiogenic factors
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US national parks warming twice as fast as rest of country
Areas of unique biodiversity could see 9 °C of temperature rise by century end
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Deep learning improves fibre optic imaging
New device transmits high quality images thanks to transverse Anderson localization and could find use in endoscopy applications
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Non-invasive NIR imaging tracks brain shrinkage
Time-resolved near-infrared imaging can track brain atrophy arising from neurodegenerative diseases
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Spray-on antennas for the Internet of Things
Devices are made of 2D titanium carbide and could make any object connected
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