Singapore Science News API

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            "title": "A tree’s bark can take a huge bite out of climate change",
            "description": "The trillions of microbes inhabiting tree bark can suck up planet-warming gases, scientists have discovered.",
            "content": "Trees have a well-earned reputation as climate heroes for their ability to suck up carbon dioxide and respire oxygen.\nBut until now, people have been overlooking tinier but far more numerous parts of the equation: the trillions of bacteria inhabiting... [3230 chars]",
            "url": "https://www.anthropocenemagazine.org/2026/01/a-trees-bark-can-take-a-staggeringly-large-bite-out-of-climate-change/",
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            "title": "Zheng Yu ‘rising star’ in chemical engineering from MIT, quits US for China",
            "description": "The researcher who specialises in wearable devices has taken up a position at Peking University.",
            "content": "A leading young Chinese chemical engineer has left the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to return home to Peking University.\nZheng Yu recently completed her postdoctoral training in bioelectronics in the US but has now joined the Chinese univers... [770 chars]",
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            "title": "Some objects we thought were planets may actually be tiny black holes from the dawn of time",
            "description": "Scientists have discovered more than 6,000 planets beyond our solar system. What if some of them aren't planets at all, but tiny black holes in disguise?",
            "content": "What if some of the alien worlds we've discovered are not actually planets at all?\nAstronomers have spent years cataloging thousands of worlds orbiting distant stars, assuming that if something has the mass of a planet and exerts a gravitational pull... [2294 chars]",
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