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Modern bodies: Our 10,000-year makeover
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Earth
The megaquake connection: Are huge earthquakes linked?
The recent cluster of huge quakes around the Pacific Ocean has fuelled speculation that they are seismically linked. New 杏吧原创 examines the evidence
News
Technology
Building shelters that can withstand a tsunami
News
Earth
Fukushima throws spotlight on quake zone nuclear power
News
Physics
What if supersymmetry is wrong?
News
Earth
How not to change a climate sceptic’s mind
News
Life
How human eggs woo sperm
News
Health
Implantable sensor tracks cancer in the body
News
Environment
Fire did not spark human colonisation of cold Europe
News
Earth
Botanic gardens blamed for spreading plant invaders
News
Space
Giant ‘quasi-stars’ spawned early black holes
News
Technology
Black hole’s burps may blow bubbles around Milky Way
News
Technology
Sticky cars could save lives
News
Life
Nematode study identifies a gene for staying or going
News
Life
First wearable brain scanner lets rats run free
News
Life
Low testosterone linked with financial risk-taking
News
Baboons fall prey to domestic violence
News
Health
Pre-emptive drug could prevent breast cancer
News
Earth
Sea level’s rise and rise is down to melting ice sheets
News
Technology
Surveillance robots know when to hide
News
Health
CT scans help recreate sniper attack
News
Health
Mosquito needle helps take sting out of injections
News
Technology
One Per Cent
News
Technology
Fake tweets by ‘socialbot’ fool hundreds of followers
News
Opinion
There’s more to fear from nature than nuclear power
Destruction caused directly by last week's earthquake and tsunami will dwarf any harm from the damaged reactors at Fukushima
Opinion
Life
Banking cheats will always prosper
Opinion
Life
Egyptologist: The west is driving looting
Opinion
Life
The mathematics of being nice
Opinion
Features
Humans
Modern bodies: Our 10,000-year makeover
Civilised living has transformed our bodies, from deep within our bones to the tips of our fingers
Features
Physics
Move over, Einstein: Machines will take it from here
Features
Earth
Flood of floods: Here comes the rain
Features
Life
Kindergarten co-op: How babysitting made us brainy
Features
Culture
‘We are not primarily rational creatures’
Emotion, not rationality, rules our world 鈥� something policymakers should learn. So says David Brooks, who uses fiction to illustrate cognitive science
Culture
Murder, medicine and the first blood transfusions
Culture
Data of life’s rhythms of life replayed in art
Culture
To be or not to be: the science of existence
Culture
How today’s technologies will shape the world in 2100
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