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Science News - Page 113

Well-preserved skeleton sheds light on culture in ancient Pompeii

What if you could become invisible to mosquitoes? Subscriber Only

‘Where are the moths?’: Researchers create global risk index for pollinator decline

New plant species named after Kerala’s Communist leaders Subscriber Only

Babies and toddlers spread coronavirus in homes more easily than teens: Study Subscriber Only

Can simple leaves become compound leaves? Study reveals how genes influence leaf architecture

IIT researchers develop smart road monitoring system to prevent crashes

When insects lost their homes, evolution clipped their wings Subscriber Only

Once a haven for 100 types of birds, Hungarian lake now faces severe drought

Cave lion cub found in Siberian permafrost is 28,000 years old: study

For many, hydrogen is the fuel of the future. New research raises doubts Subscriber Only

Experimental antibody drug prevents malaria in small study

Can microbes help boost vigour? Yes, in hybrid corn Subscriber Only

Scientists document life of Alaskan wooly mammoth using his tusk

EOS-03 mission: GSLV snag in cryogenic stage, setback for ISRO Subscriber Only

Global eradication of COVID-19 more feasible than for polio: BMJ analysis

The Hitchhiker’s guide: Understanding manta rays and fish that hitchhike it Subscriber Only

Scientists develop soft robots from waste onion peels

Express Quiz: World Elephant Day 2021

COVID-19 may become a mostly childhood disease in few years: study

Higher but still slim odds of asteroid Bennu slamming Earth

EOS-03 mission couldn’t be accomplished due to performance anomaly: ISRO

Why does the Perseid meteor shower happen every year, how to watch it tonight

Thousands in Britain are trying to save Geronimo the alpaca from execution Subscriber Only

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