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    Scientists turn carbon dioxide into a safer chemical tool

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    Europe's primeval landscape wasn't endless forest after all, surprising study finds

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    Polish scientists join ESA mission to build quantum space sensor

    Polish scientists have joined a European Space Agency (ESA) project to develop a quantum sensor capable of measuring Earth's magnetic field from orbit with unprecedented precision.

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    Polish scientists reveal where the first tree could grow on Mars

    Scientists in Poland have identified where the first tree could grow on Mars - and it is not where many researchers expected.

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    Smartphone 'phubbing' during pregnancy linked to postpartum depression symptoms

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    Space science offers new hope against drug-resistant cancer

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