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Muscle mimic pulls electricity from wet surface

A plastic film that repeatedly curls up and flips over when wet could power devices in remote areas or sensors embedded in sweaty clothing

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The hottest places on Earth

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What's the economic value of nature?

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Selling the appeal of statistics

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Space

Mariko Mori: From stone circles to stardust

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Answers to the Christmas Photo Puzzle

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Tinkerers are the real movers and shakers

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Into thin air: Storage salvation for green energy

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Into thin air: Storage salvation for green energy

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The world to burn as much coal as oil by 2017

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The world to burn as much coal as oil by 2017

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Time to nail the number one problem of green energy

Real progress is at last being made on the biggest headache facing renewables – how to store surplus energy for use when generation slackens

Opinion

Two world-shaping visionaries who missed their targets

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Books for 2013 – a bibliophile's guide

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Space

Your body's insights into life and cosmos

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Humans

The science of Sherlock Holmes

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