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'Nanoball' batteries could recharge car in minutes

US researchers have revealed an experimental battery that charges about 100 times as fast as normal lithium ion batteries – the breakthrough could be a boost for green transport

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Why pets give us warm and fuzzy feelings

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Why pets give us warm and fuzzy feelings

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Creating modern music from vintage computers

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Creating modern music from vintage computers

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Film review: The Age of Stupid

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From AC to DC: Going green with supergrids

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From AC to DC: Going green with supergrids

Features

Review: <i>Living at Microscale</i> by David B Dusenbery and <i>Nanoscale</i> by Kenneth S Deffeyes and Stephen E Deffeyes

Review: Living at Microscale by David B Dusenbery and Nanoscale by Kenneth S Deffeyes and Stephen E Deffeyes

Books & Arts

Review: <i>Pavlov's Dogs and Schrodinger's Cat: Scenes from the living laboratory</i> by Rom Harré

Review: Pavlov's Dogs and Schrodinger's Cat: Scenes from the living laboratory by Rom Harré

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Kill the inflammation, kill the HIV?

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Review: <i>You Are Here</i> by Christopher Potter

Review: You Are Here by Christopher Potter

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Why are orang-utans so like us?

Life

Why are orang-utans so like us?

Chimps are meant to be our nearest relative, yet from whistling for fun to coming top in the IQ stakes, these red apes seem even more like humans. What's going on, asks Elaine Morgan

Opinion

Review: Heatstroke by Anthony D Barnosky

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Humans

Review: Adam's Tongue by Derek Bickerton and Finding Our Tongues by Dean Falk

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Technology

Quantum superheroes: The science of Watchmen

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Review: The Vanishing Face of Gaia by James Lovelock

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