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Evolution selects for ‘loners’ that hang back from collective behavior—at least in slime molds Phys.org
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NASA wants your help designing the robot that will go digging on the moon CNN
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EnterWorks Announces Expanded Strategic Partnership with Global Consultancy Infoverity Benzinga
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GIS partners recognised for exceptional achievement Smart Energy
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- European markets advance after ECB stimulus package CNBC
- European Central Bank throws 750 billion euros at the economy to fight the coronavirus crash CNN
- Stock market news live: Stock futures gain after ECB announces stimulus plan Yahoo Finance
- Eurobonds Aren’t What Europe Needs Right Now Bloomberg
- Five Things You Need to Know to Start Your Day Bloomberg
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Coronavirus response: six steps CEOs should take right now Consultancy.com.au
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- Grace gravity mission captures Greenland ice loss BBC News
- Greenland lost a near-record 600 billion tons of ice last summer, raising sea levels Washington Post
- Greenland shed ice at unprecedented rate in 2019; Antarctica continues to lose mass Phys.org
- NASA data reveals Greenland lost 600B tons of ice last summer | TheHill The Hill
- GRACE, GRACE-FO Satellite Data Track Ice Loss at the Poles Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Technology News
- Asymmetric survival horror game Dead by Daylight is coming to Android (Update: Coming April 16) Android Police
- Behaviour Interactive and NetEase will launch Dead by Daylight Mobile on April 16 VentureBeat
- ‘Dead by Daylight Mobile’ Release Date Announced for iOS and Android Touch Arcade
- Dead By Daylight Mobile launches for iOS and Android on April 16th Pocket Gamer
- Dead by Daylight Mobile is Coming to Android on April 16th DroidGamers
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- There Are Infinite Rings of Light Around Black Holes. Here’s How We Could See Them ScienceAlert
- Research team discovers path to razor-sharp black hole images Phys.org
- Researchers Find Captivating New Details In Image of Black Hole Futurism
- ‘Infinite subrings’ may be next frontier for photographing black holes Space.com
- Remember that blurry first-ever photo of a black hole? Turns out snaps like that can tell us a lot about these matter-gobbling voids The Register
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