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2020 vision: Stroll through data in the augmented city
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2020 vision: Don’t invent, evolve
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2020 vision: Eat a printed dinner in your printed home
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2020 vision: Jacking into your brain
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2020 vision: The crystal ball internet
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2020 vision: Digital wallets will empty faster
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The grand delusion: What you see is not what you get
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The grand delusion: Blind to bias
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The grand delusion: Egotist, moi?
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The grand delusion: Who’s in control?
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Gut reactions: the microbes that make you
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No place like home: Our lonesome solar system
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Health
Inaccurate IQs could be a matter of life and death
People in the US with intellectual disabilities could have been wrongly put to death because their IQ test score was inaccurate
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Health
Childhood leukaemia linked to mosquito bites
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Japan closes ‘kamikaze’ coastal nuclear plant
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Life
NASA floats Titan boat concept
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Byzantine perspective on climate justice
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60 Seconds
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Earth
Renewables may supply 80 per cent of our energy by 2050
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Earth
Gas drilling contaminates drinking water
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Sex on the brain: Orgasms unlock altered consciousness
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Neurons with double DNA implicated in Alzheimer’s
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Earth
Alien life may huddle under hydrogen blankets
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Health
New doubts over shaken-baby evidence
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Life
Fermenting fruit did not lead to alcohol gene
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Earth
DNA chip test will track down illegal fish
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Physics
Beware Higgs impostors at the LHC
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Physics
Graphene may reveal the grain of space-time
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Environment
Zoologger: The only fish that cries like a baby
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Good kids and happy care home residents 鈥� the devil is in the design
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Easily distracted people may have too much brain
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Physics
Beleaguered mission measures swirling space-time at last
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Saturn moon’s atmosphere forged by comet impacts
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Life
First evidence that gorillas pass on traditions
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Fear dulls our awareness of the nuances of sound
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Space
Saturn moon’s atmosphere forged by comet impacts
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Humans
Teen survey reveals gene for happiness
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Sailbots head for the high seas
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Electric vehicles herald rise of the in-car app
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One Per Cent
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Taking control of your data into your own hands
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Static charge provides clue to age of fingerprints
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The endless possibilities of life in the cosmos
We need to spread our search for alien life as imaginatively as we can
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Privacy in the age of Facebook
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Physics
CERN press chief: We’ll never plug blockbuster leaks
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Humans
Obama is right to withhold photos of bin Laden’s corpse
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Out of control: How to live in an unfathomable world
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Technology
2020 vision: Be nice to the telepresence robot
If you're talking to a colleague on the other side of the world via their robotic representative, will it be rude to turn down its volume?
Features
Technology
2020 vision: Stroll through data in the augmented city
Features
Technology
2020 vision: Don’t invent, evolve
Features
Technology
2020 vision: Eat a printed dinner in your printed home
Features
Humans
2020 vision: Jacking into your brain
Features
Technology
2020 vision: The crystal ball internet
Features
Technology
2020 vision: Digital wallets will empty faster
Features
Life
The grand delusion: What you see is not what you get
Features
Life
The grand delusion: Blind to bias
Features
Life
The grand delusion: Head full of half-truths
Features
Life
The grand delusion: Egotist, moi?
Features
Life
The grand delusion: Who’s in control?
Features
Environment
Gut reactions: the microbes that make you
Features
Space
No place like home: Our lonesome solar system
Features
Culture
Research notes from the wild side
Field Notes on Science and Nature is an enthusiasm-filled tour through the indispensable scientific tool that is the field journal
Culture
Animatronic dinosaurs set in their world
Culture
Has our neuro-obsession gone too far?
Culture
Weird and wild underwater creatures
Culture
Animals 鈥� a design triumph
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Can science fiction still predict the future?
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