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Looking for alien intelligence in the computational universe
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Published Chinese research may be skewed
Genetics studies from China are more likely to describe spurious links between particular DNA sequences and susceptibility to disease, a new survey claims
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Space
Japan’s accident-prone probe soldiers on
News
Health
No slowing in AIDS calamity
News
Controversial chemical legislation is approved
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60 Seconds
News
Health
GM peas cause surprise allergic reaction
News
Health
FDA clears anti-flu drug Tamiflu
News
Space
Internet entrepreneur poised to become rocket man
News
Technology
Why we cannot rely on firearm forensics
News
Life
Dino droppings reveal prehistoric taste for grass
News
Soundbites
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Physics
‘Hot’ superconductor surprise baffles physicists
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Physics
Quantum bubbles are key to extreme computing
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Health
Innocents die as DNA goes untested
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Health
How life shapes the brainscape
News
Health
Brief thoughts
News
Health
Families share traits of autistic children
News
Physics
Where to find the beginning of time
News
Health
Malaria control should target ‘super-spreaders’
News
Health
Lifespan-boosting gene may be more effective if absent
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Life
Tibet’s mountain gods have a way of preserving nature
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Earth
‘Missing’ Xenon’s hiding place unearthed
News
Life
Weather’s role in early Irish building
News
Health
Statins also do stem cell magic
News
Life
Helpful ants put up no-entry signs
News
Earth
Young Earth not as hellish as we thought
News
Technology
New anaesthetic delivery system goes wild
News
Earth
Myriad mirrors turn desert into energy farm
News
Technology
Robo-planes fight for airtime
News
Technology
Gizmo
News
Technology
Seeking a safe path through the landmine debate
News
Technology
When is a landmine not a landmine?
News
Life
For ultrasharp pictures, use a living camera
News
Technology
A cool way to soup up a supercomputer
News
Opinion
Features
Life
Looking for alien intelligence in the computational universe
The wisdom of alien civilisations may be just a mouse click away 鈥� New 杏吧原创 explores Stephen Wolfram's novel route to finding ET
Features
Life
Exploring the moral maze
Features
Health
Will a pastry a day keep the doctor away?
Features
Technology
Supersonic jets: The next generation
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The memoirs of Mary Midgley
The intellectual muscle of Midgley and the post-war generation of British women philosophers is sorely needed in our dumbed-down age, says Simon Blackburn
Books & Arts
Physics
It’s About Time: Understanding Einstein’s Relativity by N David Mermin
Books & Arts
The word: Ambiguity
Regulars
Down under on the up and up
Careers
Life
The Bedside Book of Birds by Graeme Gibson
Books & Arts
Round up
Careers
Australian biotech is on the up
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