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    Climate change harming male fertility
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    Climate change harming male fertility

    Using a high-resolution system called electron tomography, researchers probed a tiny sample of kerogen to determine its internal structure. At left, the sample as seen from the outside, and at right, the detailed 3-D image of its internal pore structure. Image: Courtesy of the researchers
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    Structure of fossil-fuel source rocks is finally decoded

    Unlocking secrets of key compound in memory and addiction
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    Unlocking secrets of key compound in memory and addiction

    Montreal researchers explain how your muscles form
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    Montreal researchers explain how your muscles form

    Left panels: Spin (atomic magnet) configurations respecting (lower panel) and violating (upper panel) the conservation law. Right panels: The corresponding neutron scatterings for the two situations: 3D structure of the neutron scattering pattern (mid panel) and the constant energy cross sections of the pinch point (lower panel) and half moon (upper panel). The two patterns corresponding to the two spin configurations on the left. Credit: Theory of Quantum Matter Unit
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    Half moons and pinch points: Same physics, different energy

    Researchers from the NUS Centre for Advanced 2D Materials examining the quality of graphene samples. Credit: National University of Singapore
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    Researchers offer solution in fight against fake Graphene

    Patients awaiting epilepsy surgery agreed to keep a running log of their mood while researchers used tiny wires to monitor electrical activity in their brains. The combination revealed a circuit for sadness.
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    Researchers uncover a circuit for sadness in the human brain

    Dinosaur blood vessel with adjacent bone matrix that still contains bone cells. These structures have a perfect morphological preservation over hundreds of millions of years, but are chemically transformed through oxidative crosslinking. The extract comes from a sauropod dinosaur. Credit: Jasmina Wiemann/Yale University
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    A toast to the proteins in dinosaur bones

    A scanning electron micrograph showing a cluster of silver nanoparticles released by scratching a nanosilver-infused cutting board. The cluster is approximately 900 nanometers across, or about the size of a typical bacterium. Credit: NIST
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    Do kitchen items shed antimicrobial nanoparticles after use?

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