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Imagine if we could play our sense of smell like a piano

Imagine if we could play our sense of smell like a piano

If we can work out how chemicals interact with the many odour receptors in the nose, we'll be able to digitise, archive and "play" smells, says Joel Mainland

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Train your brain for better hearing

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Train your brain for better hearing

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Cats' eyes in sight

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This mighty forest of British soldiers is a snack for voles

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This mighty forest of British soldiers is a snack for voles

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How does brain science affect our responsibility for actions?

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How does brain science affect our responsibility for actions?

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Fussy eating may have doomed ape-like humans

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Burst of light speeds up healing by turbocharging our cells

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Burst of light speeds up healing by turbocharging our cells

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Zoologger: The sex-addicted tiny lemur with giant testicles

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Zoologger: The sex-addicted tiny lemur with giant testicles

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Chameleons use goggly eyes to flick from stereo to mono vision

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Chameleons use goggly eyes to flick from stereo to mono vision

A chopped-in-half pixelated bug is revealing how a chameleon's wandering eyes can be tamed

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Mice with hereditary deafness hear again thanks to gene therapy

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Zoologger: The lizard that changes its sex to suit the weather

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Forget the white/blue dress, is this seaweed blue or red?

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