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Medical nanotech could find unconventional oil

Technology

Medical nanotech could find unconventional oil

Nanotechnology is providing medics with a powerful toolbox for imaging and treating diseased tissue. Could it do the same for oil recovery efforts?

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Green machine: Wave power line jacks into the grid

Earth

Green machine: Wave power line jacks into the grid

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Life

Infrared chlorophyll could boost solar cells

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Technology

Lung-style fuel cell needs less bling for more oomph

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The hokum and hubris of geoengineering our climate

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Rubella epidemic stories warn us why vaccines matter

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Artificial ape man: How technology created humans

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Pee is for power: Your electrifying excretions

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Pee is for power: Your electrifying excretions

Features

Orang-utan psychologist: Watching the ape pantomime

Life

Orang-utan psychologist: Watching the ape pantomime

Opinion

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How astrocoders have mapped the universe

In A Grand and Bold Thing, Ann Finkbeiner tells the backstage story of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey, which has made the best-ever map of the universe

Books & Arts

Earth

Green machine: Fighting the efficiency fallacies

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Earth

The next best thing to oil

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Fish: between seafood and wildlife

Books & Arts

Travels through the world of climate change

Books & Arts

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