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Using artificial photosynthesis approaches to produce food without sunlight
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Opening the door to a mosquito-specific insecticide that would not harm beneficial bees or other pollinators
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A brilliant and tasty way to prevent pharmaceutical fraud
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Detecting deepfake videos with up to 99% accuracy
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Carbon-free fuel possible for space flight?
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A floating light-powered robotic film sucks up oil spills at sea and can remove contaminants from drinking water
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Switching on plants’ response to light to encourage more food growth
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Plants as mRNA factories: Could we grow and eat our own vaccines?
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A common insecticide made for commercial plant nurseries is harmful to bees in ANY amount
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Inhibiting fungal growth in plants could reduce agricultural reliance on fungicides
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Pneumatic RAM: Air-powered computer memory for soft robots
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New nanofiber filter captures almost 100% of COVID-19 virus
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Growing food despite drought with the help of a new discovery
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Astrophysics gets a huge simulation boost: 560 hours of work with current methods now can take 36 minutes
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Upcycling: Activated carbon made from corn stover filters 98 percent of a pollutant from water
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