Massive classroom phone ban trial in India boosts learning for struggling students
A randomized controlled trial of 16,683 students across ten institutions in Odisha, India, found that classroom phone bans improved academic ...
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Temporary Liquid Trick Grows Near-Defect-Free Perovskite Crystals for Solar Cells and LEDs
Researchers at UC San Diego, Princeton and Sungkyunkwan University have developed a volatile eutectic additive that temporarily liquefies during perovskite ...
Rare Nitrogen Molecules Reveal Hidden Microbial Losses in Earth’s Nitrogen Cycle
Biogeochemists have shown that rare doubly heavy nitrogen-15 molecules act as a natural fingerprint of microbial nitrogen removal, offering a ...
Flawed math undermines the 2026 US vehicle emissions rollback, study finds
A new Science Policy Article argues that the Trump administration's 2026 rollback of US vehicle emissions standards rests on fundamental ...
Alpine plants are vanishing from European summits faster than ever before
Long-term monitoring of 62 European mountain summits reveals that accelerating local extinctions of high-elevation specialist plants are masking the apparent ...
Protecting standing Amazon forests beats restoration for biodiversity and carbon, study finds
A large-scale Amazonian study published in Science finds that protecting existing forests from logging and wildfires is more cost-effective for ...
Bacteria Detect Viral Proteases to Trigger Immune Response
New research reveals that bacteria detect viral proteases to trigger a self-destructive immune response, offering a pathway for developing more ...
Ancient Sea Levels Reveal Episodes of Rapid True Polar Wander
A new analysis of ancient sea-level patterns reveals four episodes of rapid true polar wander over the past 320 million ...
Cryo-ET Captures Molecular Movie of Rotavirus Punching Into Cells
Harvard Medical School researchers used cryo-electron tomography to reveal how rotavirus VP7 forms a membrane pore that delivers the viral ...
Watch, then try: how orangutan learning styles decide who survives alone
A long-term study of wild Sumatran orangutans shows that each infant's blend of social and individual learning predicts how broad ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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