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Let them eat crickets: Insects could be the new potato

From the humble potato to gourmet lobster, convincing people to eat unusual foods requires style as well as substance

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Quantum twist could kill off the multiverse

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Quantum twist could kill off the multiverse

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Quantum positioning system steps in when GPS fails

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Quantum positioning system steps in when GPS fails

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Chocolate gets a rainbowy holographic makeover

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Chocolate gets a rainbowy holographic makeover

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Vermont is first to label genetically modified food

Vermont is first to label genetically modified food

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QBism: Is quantum uncertainty all in the mind?

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QBism: Is quantum uncertainty all in the mind?

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Storm in a teacup

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The beet goes on

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The beet goes on

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Nested interests: A bespoke farm for edible bird nests

Nested interests: A bespoke farm for edible bird nests

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Future Nokia phones could send quantum-coded texts

A new system allows you to carry a quantum cryptographical key generator in your cellphone – and has already been patented by phone-maker Nokia

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Synthetic biology can supplement traditional farmers

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Pharma to fork: How we'll swallow synthetic biology

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Wire up hives to keep bees happy and healthy

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