Can you really be addicted to food? Researchers are uncovering similarities to drug addiction in some eating patterns.
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Shipping emissions mandate led to spike in global temperatures
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High pollen count: the last straw effect on suicide risk
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Scientists make most authentic kidney replicas so far
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Ask not why would you work in biology, but rather: why wouldn't you?
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Harvard physicists working to develop game-changing tech demonstrate 3,000 quantum-bit system capable of continuous operation
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Video models are zero-shot learners and reasoners
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Huntington's disease successfully treated for first time
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Why do some gamers invert their controls? Scientists now have answers, but they’re not what you think.
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Same-sex partnership systems cover more than 90% of Japan’s population a decade after introduction
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Why people embrace conspiracy theories: It's about community, not gullibility
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Light pollution is causing birds like the Australian magpie-lark to sing for longer
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Many lonely people would rather deal with a robot than interact with an actual human, according to research co-led by Newcastle University
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Coffee fortified with iron—new microparticles can be added to food and beverages to fight malnutrition
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We tested Radius beef for plastic chemicals
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Interview: Neel Nanda on the race to read AI minds
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An AI social coach is teaching empathy to people with autism
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Pioneering method turns plastic into fuel with 95% efficiency
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Glow-in-the-dark succulents could be the future of ambient lighting
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Air Spot | Reinforcement Learning behavior research
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The food timeline
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Danish government has announced it will abolish a 25% sales tax on books, in an effort to combat a "reading crisis"
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A new type of vaccine is needle-free and doubles as dental floss
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Claude Opus 4 and 4.1 can now end a rare subset of conversations
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Synthetic sugar-coated nanoparticle blocks Covid-19 from infecting human cells
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New research on the ancient origins of the potato
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NASA won't publish key climate change report online, citing 'no legal obligation' to do so
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Gates Foundation commits $2.5 billion to ignored, underfunded women's health
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We're launching Stargate Norway, OpenAI's first AI data center initiative in Europe under our OpenAI for Countries program
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Persona vectors: monitoring and controlling character traits in language models
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Full-body scans of 100,000 people could change way diseases are detected and treated
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Would you get sick in the name of science?
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Sight of someone potentially infectious causes immune response, research suggests
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Swarms of tiny nose robots could clear infected sinuses, researchers say
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Subliminal learning: Language models transmit behavioral traits via hidden signals in data
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OpenAI can rehabilitate AI models that develop a “bad boy persona”
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No, of course I can! Refusal mechanisms can be exploited using harmless fine-tuning data.
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AI coding tools make developers slower but they think they're faster, study finds
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Online mathematics programs may benefit most the kids who need it least
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Cats confuse reasoning LLM: Query-agnostic adversarial triggers for reasoning models
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Journavx was approved this year. Why did it take so long to develop?
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Research suggests reading can help combat loneliness
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Inside arXiv — the most transformative platform in all of science
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Risk of death higher from emergency surgery at private equity owned hospitals in the US
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Groundwater is rapidly declining in the Colorado River Basin, satellite data show
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Finland's obsession with saunas is going global – what does science say about the claimed health benefits?
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When people think that protests are more likely to be met with state violence, they are more likely to view confrontational tactics as legitimate and effective
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Adolescents' screen time displaces multiple sleep pathways and elevates depressive symptoms over twelve months, Swedish study finds
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A comfortable life for 8.5 billion people would require only 30% of current global resource and energy use
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In the last decade, extensive fungal growth has developed in Danish museums parallel to climate change, challenging occupational health and heritage preservation
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