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Phys.org internet news portal provides the latest news on science including: Physics, Space Science, Earth Science, Health and Medicine

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6	Configurable circuit technology poised to expand silicon photonic applications
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22	Extremely intense radio burst detected from magnetar sgr 1935+2154
23	Mrı pregnancy study gives new insights into the all-important placenta
24	Using electrical stimulus to regulate genes
25	Topology control of human fibroblast cells monolayer by liquid crystal elastomer
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21	Floods and tears in bangladesh a week after cyclone
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6	Autism severity can change substantially during early childhood
7	An imbalance of electrons in the liver may be a common risk factor for disease
8	Research identifies neurons that control left and right movements in mammals
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10	Study charts the immune landscape of multiple brain cancers
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34	Amazon offers permanent jobs to 125k temp hires
35	Hydropower plants to support solar and wind energy in west africa
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37	Cvs health tests self-driving vehicle prescription delivery
38	High tech printing makes checking banknotes possible in the blink of an eye
39	Smart window technology that automatically changes color by sunlight
40	Spain says nissan closing barcelona factory
41	No more wi-fi dead zones: tips for improving your signal at home
42	Hbo max: an impressive library with some issues to fix
43	The effectiveness of a heating system is validated: heating air from solar radiation
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46	Don't be phish food! tips to avoid sharing your personal information online
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48	Electric pulses precisely shape 3-d-printed metal parts
49	Kuwait airways to lay off 1,500 foreign employees
50	Austrian airlines to resume flights on june 15
51	ısraeli cyber chief: major attack on water systems thwarted
52	Easyjet, american airlines to slash workforce amid pandemic
53	Easyjet axes almost third of staff on virus fallout
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55	Tech q&a: how being online renews office 365 pc apps
56	Norwegian enters 'hibernation' to ride out virus crisis
57	Facebook denies sidelining research on site's 'divisiveness'
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