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Science in brief
Science in brief
Raucous parties lead to abandoned alcohol, and the next morning, hosts may wake up to buzzing after-party guests — flies.
According to a study recently published in Nature Communications, a 500 million-year-old marine ancestor may have had a sixth sense:
In a recently accepted study in the journal, Physical Review Letters, researchers have successfully created a new carbon allotrope that
Science in brief
Science in brief
Raucous parties lead to abandoned alcohol, and the next morning, hosts may wake up to buzzing after-party guests — flies.
According to a study recently published in Nature Communications, a 500 million-year-old marine ancestor may have had a sixth sense:
In a recently accepted study in the journal, Physical Review Letters, researchers have successfully created a new carbon allotrope that