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Restoring eye tissue postmortem could pave the way for reviving other types of brain tissue.

New findings show that the ocean is much more intertwined with our lives than we ever imagined.

The celebrated nurse improved public health through her groundbreaking use of graphic storytelling.

These little-studied mini twisters form beautiful loops under the water’s surface.

The chemical makes male mason bees lose their groove—and smell bad.

Discoveries from the Deep Sea

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