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We must wake up to the threats of new chemical weapons

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We must wake up to the threats of new chemical weapons

Chemical warfare is centuries old, but rapid advances in science could create deadly new weapons. We must act now, says British MP Alistair Burt

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Transparent brains make neuroscience clearer

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Transparent brains make neuroscience clearer

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Life

Stone tools helped shape human hands

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Female great whites reveal long-range mating secrets

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Female great whites reveal long-range mating secrets

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Corals can survive warmer seas if humans don't meddle

Earth

Corals can survive warmer seas if humans don't meddle

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Powder women's eggs for home storage

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Powder women's eggs for home storage

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Our enduring love affair with 'flying jewels'

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The brain: Milestones of neuroscience

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The brain: Milestones of neuroscience

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Life

Artificial ovary mimics real hormone levels

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The brain: Looking over the neuroscience horizon

Humans

The brain: Looking over the neuroscience horizon

Physicist Erwin Schrödinger suspected that the human mind might be beyond human understanding – but new breakthroughs in physics should give us hope

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Old salt lizard at home in Darwin's primal landscape

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Heaviest flying bird makes epic journeys to keep warm

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Internal compass points cells towards injury

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Stars of Jurassic Park to remain featherless

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