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  • DAILY DOSE: Scientists Solve 40-Year Mystery of Common Gut Virus; Century-Old Fossil Could Rewrite History of Insect Flight.
    October 30, 2026

    DAILY DOSE: Scientists Solve 40-Year Mystery of Common Gut Virus; Century-Old Fossil Could Rewrite History of Insect Flight.

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    Tokyo Residents Slept Longer on Streets That Felt Safe, and More Walkable Streets Felt Less Safe

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  • Changing the Solvent, Not the Molecule, Switched How Charge Moves Through a Stack of Dyes
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    Changing the Solvent, Not the Molecule, Switched How Charge Moves Through a Stack of Dyes

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    Copper and Zinc Set Side by Side Turned Carbon Dioxide Into Ethanol at 69 Per Cent Efficiency

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    A Transcription Factor Known for Starting Genes Turns Out to Help Them Finish

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    A Rare Vasculitis Shares One Genetic Risk Factor Across Populations and Keeps Another to Itself

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    Grapevine Downy Mildew Keeps Breaking Resistance Genes, and Its Genome Shows Why

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  • Biodegradable Plastic Particles Changed the Immune Cells in Fish Blood, and Sunlight Made It Worse
    October 28, 2026

    Biodegradable Plastic Particles Changed the Immune Cells in Fish Blood, and Sunlight Made It Worse

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  • Wheat That Has Been Cold Once Handles the Next Chill Better, and the Memory Is Written on Its Chromatin
    October 28, 2026

    Wheat That Has Been Cold Once Handles the Next Chill Better, and the Memory Is Written on Its Chromatin

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  • DAILY DOSE: OpenAI Claims Three Major Mathematical and Physics Breakthroughs; Brain Cancer Hijacks Neurons to Accelerate Growth.
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    DAILY DOSE: OpenAI Claims Three Major Mathematical and Physics Breakthroughs; Brain Cancer Hijacks Neurons to Accelerate Growth.

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