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Ancient Polar Bears in Alaska: How Climate Shaped Their Journey
How sea ice expansion changed where polar bears roamed and how people hunted them.
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How Cancer Cells Outsmart Radiation - And What Scientists Are Doing About It
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Teaching Machines to Predict Their Own Failures with AI
Smarter factories, fewer breakdowns, and machines that know when they need repairs.