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IDs for Bees: Tracking Bumble Bee Behavior

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An Agile Robotic Fish Swims into New Waters

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Blood, Rats and Anticoagulants: The Story of Warfarin

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Stephen Hawking: 3 Publications That Shaped His Career

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If You Think It's Love, Switch to Decaf: How We Misinterpret Emotional Arousal

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Scaly Plastic Snakeskins Inch Immobile Robots Forward

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Adolescent Risk-Takers: The Power of Peers

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Cognition

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What Is the Bystander Effect?

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The Neuroscience of Figure Skating

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The Neuroscience of Figure Skating

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