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Global Innovation Index 2025: Switzerland Leads, China Enters Top 10
The 2025 Global Innovation Index ranks Switzerland first, Sweden second, and the United States third, with China entering the top 10 for the first time, displacing Germany, while overall innovation investment slows.
Global Innovation Index 2025: Switzerland Leads, China Enters Top 10
The 2025 Global Innovation Index ranks Switzerland first, Sweden second, and the United States third, with China entering the top 10 for the first time, displacing Germany, while overall innovation investment slows.
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16% Bias Score
Authoritarian Regimes' Suppression of Science: A Century of Lost Progress
The Soviet Union, Nazi Germany, and Maoist China's suppression of science resulted in a century of lost research, impacting global progress in various fields, and highlighting the vulnerability of scientific advancement to political ideologies.
Authoritarian Regimes' Suppression of Science: A Century of Lost Progress
The Soviet Union, Nazi Germany, and Maoist China's suppression of science resulted in a century of lost research, impacting global progress in various fields, and highlighting the vulnerability of scientific advancement to political ideologies.
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56% Bias Score
Closing the Ozone Hole: A Success Story and a Climate Change Lesson
The ozone layer is recovering thanks to the Montreal Protocol, offering a potential blueprint for tackling climate change, despite significant differences between the two challenges.
Closing the Ozone Hole: A Success Story and a Climate Change Lesson
The ozone layer is recovering thanks to the Montreal Protocol, offering a potential blueprint for tackling climate change, despite significant differences between the two challenges.
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52% Bias Score
2024 Ozone Hole Smaller Than Average, Recovery on Track
The 2024 ozone hole was smaller than in previous years and below the 1990-2020 average, signaling the ozone layer's recovery due to reduced ozone-depleting substances and natural atmospheric phenomena, according to the World Meteorological Organization.
2024 Ozone Hole Smaller Than Average, Recovery on Track
The 2024 ozone hole was smaller than in previous years and below the 1990-2020 average, signaling the ozone layer's recovery due to reduced ozone-depleting substances and natural atmospheric phenomena, according to the World Meteorological Organization.
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32% Bias Score
10,000-Year-Old Smoke-Based Mummification Found in Southeast Asia
A study published in PNAS reveals evidence of smoke-based mummification practices dating back at least 10,000 years in Southeast Asia, predating previously known techniques in Chile and Egypt, showcasing a unique cultural tradition.
10,000-Year-Old Smoke-Based Mummification Found in Southeast Asia
A study published in PNAS reveals evidence of smoke-based mummification practices dating back at least 10,000 years in Southeast Asia, predating previously known techniques in Chile and Egypt, showcasing a unique cultural tradition.
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20% Bias Score
McEwan's "What We Can Know": A Novel of Nostalgia and Liberal Partiality
Ian McEwan's new novel, "What We Can Know," set in 2119, depicts a post-catastrophe Britain reduced to a fragmented archipelago, where a literature professor's obsessive search for a lost poem reveals a nostalgic and potentially unreliable perspective on the early 21st century.
McEwan's "What We Can Know": A Novel of Nostalgia and Liberal Partiality
Ian McEwan's new novel, "What We Can Know," set in 2119, depicts a post-catastrophe Britain reduced to a fragmented archipelago, where a literature professor's obsessive search for a lost poem reveals a nostalgic and potentially unreliable perspective on the early 21st century.
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48% Bias Score
DIPG Tumor Research: Insights from Lucía's Legacy
The donated tumor samples of 8-year-old Lucía García, who died of DIPG, a rare and aggressive brain cancer, have enabled breakthroughs in understanding its evasion of the immune system and potential therapeutic targets.
DIPG Tumor Research: Insights from Lucía's Legacy
The donated tumor samples of 8-year-old Lucía García, who died of DIPG, a rare and aggressive brain cancer, have enabled breakthroughs in understanding its evasion of the immune system and potential therapeutic targets.
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12% Bias Score
COVID-19 Linked to Increased Risk of Severe Joint Damage
Research from Sechenov University reveals that COVID-19 infection, even mild cases, can trigger osteonecrosis (bone death) due to mast cell activation leading to thrombosis and impaired blood supply to the bone.
COVID-19 Linked to Increased Risk of Severe Joint Damage
Research from Sechenov University reveals that COVID-19 infection, even mild cases, can trigger osteonecrosis (bone death) due to mast cell activation leading to thrombosis and impaired blood supply to the bone.
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8% Bias Score
12,000-Year-Old Southeast Asian Mummies Predate Egyptian Mummification
Researchers have discovered 12,000-year-old smoked mummies in Southeast Asia, predating Egyptian mummification and challenging previous assumptions about the practice's origins and geographic limitations.
12,000-Year-Old Southeast Asian Mummies Predate Egyptian Mummification
Researchers have discovered 12,000-year-old smoked mummies in Southeast Asia, predating Egyptian mummification and challenging previous assumptions about the practice's origins and geographic limitations.
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16% Bias Score
Sino-Tajikistan Joint Lab: Biodiversity Conservation in the Pamirs
A joint Chinese-Tajik research team is conducting biodiversity surveys in the Pamirs mountains, focusing on Marco Polo sheep and plant species, to inform conservation strategies and build a regional database.
Sino-Tajikistan Joint Lab: Biodiversity Conservation in the Pamirs
A joint Chinese-Tajik research team is conducting biodiversity surveys in the Pamirs mountains, focusing on Marco Polo sheep and plant species, to inform conservation strategies and build a regional database.
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24% Bias Score
Newly Discovered Quasi-Moon 2025 PN7 Orbits Near Earth
Astronomers have discovered 2025 PN7, a quasi-moon approximately 98 feet in diameter, orbiting near Earth for about 60 years, undetected until recently due to its small size and faintness.
Newly Discovered Quasi-Moon 2025 PN7 Orbits Near Earth
Astronomers have discovered 2025 PN7, a quasi-moon approximately 98 feet in diameter, orbiting near Earth for about 60 years, undetected until recently due to its small size and faintness.
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4% Bias Score
National Kitchen Garden Awards 2025: Three Schools Win for Innovative Designs
The National Kitchen Garden Awards, celebrating innovative school gardens across Australia, announced three first-time winners: Stanmore Public School (Sydney) for its student-led aquaponics system, Fairview Park Preschool (South Australia) for its community-focused Grow Free cart, and Woodbridge Pr...
National Kitchen Garden Awards 2025: Three Schools Win for Innovative Designs
The National Kitchen Garden Awards, celebrating innovative school gardens across Australia, announced three first-time winners: Stanmore Public School (Sydney) for its student-led aquaponics system, Fairview Park Preschool (South Australia) for its community-focused Grow Free cart, and Woodbridge Pr...
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20% Bias Score
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