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Sweater includes a wireless charger to keep your gadgets topped up

A sweater containing tubes filled with a liquid metal alloy can charge up wearable electronic devices

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Humans

‘Funk fungus’ is a funny phrase and scientists now know why

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The Department of Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS)

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Launch of UK ‘moonshot’ ARIA research agency delayed until end of year

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Life

Genetically engineered bacteria have learned to play tic-tac-toe

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Life

Clever birds forced to find new homes as Cambridge lab faces closure

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Technology

Device that stores liquid sunshine could one day power your phone

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This image shows the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) looking up at the Milky Way as well as the location of Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole at our galactic centre. Highlighted in the box is the image of Sagittarius A* taken by the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) Collaboration. Located in the Atacama Desert in Chile, ALMA is the most sensitive of all the observatories in the EHT array, and ESO is a co-owner of ALMA on behalf of its European Member States.

Space

What’s next for Event Horizon Telescope after its black hole pictures?

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Life

How dragonflies use ultrafast wing movements to flip over in flight

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Lunar Plants Research Documentation, Tuesday May 18th, 2021.

Life

Growing plants in soil from the moon doesn’t really work very well

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Reef-building coral may feed more efficiently by using tiny hair-like structures - called cilia - to generate food-carrying conveyer belts of mucus and seawater across their surface.
Life

Watch coral create conveyor belts of mucus to share food

Reef-building coral may feed more efficiently by using tiny hair-like structures - called cilia - to generate food-carrying conveyer belts of mucus and seawater across their surface

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Environment

Coral reefs have conveyor belts of mucus running across their surface

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Life

A steroid might be why octopuses starve themselves after mating

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How scientists created the first image of the Milky Way鈥檚 black hole

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Space

First picture of our galaxy鈥檚 supermassive black hole revealed

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