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Mind-reading monkey brains look similar to ours

Macaques and humans share similarities in a brain structure involved in theory of mind – the ability to infer what others are thinking or feeling

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Exhibition blurs boundary between you and your objects

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Exhibition blurs boundary between you and your objects

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Augmented reality brings dinosaurs and planets to life

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Augmented reality brings dinosaurs and planets to life

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Artworks highlight legal debate over 'abandoned' DNA

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Artworks highlight legal debate over 'abandoned' DNA

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Sublime images to inspire an off-Earth generation

Space

Sublime images to inspire an off-Earth generation

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What gives the human mind its edge?

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What gives the human mind its edge?

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How the cold war spawned the environmental movement

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How the cold war spawned the environmental movement

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Our earliest primate cousin discovered in Asia

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Our earliest primate cousin discovered in Asia

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Sunflower mirrors power California's desert farm

Earth

Sunflower mirrors power California's desert farm

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Is this the ancestor of all primates?

Life

Is this the ancestor of all primates?

A tiny fossil from 55 million years ago could be a tarsier, a relative of ours – or it could be the ancestor of all living primates, including humans

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1 in 13 people have bendy chimp-like feet

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Nuclear energy: Danger zone

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Earth

Nuclear energy: The plutonium problem

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Earth

Nuclear energy: Frontiers

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