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HIV and AIDS

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We can't be too fussy when it comes to green energy

Germany is the greenest of industrialised nations when it comes to power generation, but its current struggle shows how difficult such choices can be

Leader

Smallest subversive: Mathematical fight for our world

Physics

Smallest subversive: Mathematical fight for our world

CultureLab

A smart way to get personal with the future

Technology

A smart way to get personal with the future

CultureLab

How ancient needs still drive our weird ways

Life

How ancient needs still drive our weird ways

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What climate change has done to Walden's woods

Earth

What climate change has done to Walden's woods

CultureLab

We turn brainwaves into sound for music and medicine

Technology

We turn brainwaves into sound for music and medicine

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Start-ups fuel boom in small-scale nuclear power

Technology

Start-ups fuel boom in small-scale nuclear power

Analysis

Digitising cave art will prevent it being lost forever

Technology

Digitising cave art will prevent it being lost forever

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London mayor Boris talks brain scans and robot cars

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London mayor Boris talks brain scans and robot cars

Opinion

Superhuman cyborg drummer plays his first live gig

Technology

Superhuman cyborg drummer plays his first live gig

Watch Jason Barnes, who lost part of one arm in an accident, debut the robotic prosthesis that lets him to do things ordinary drummers can't

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Pro violinists fail to spot Stradivarius in blind test

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Life

Global plan to shush ships for the sake of whales

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Earth

Almost half of new electricity is now clean and green

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Earth

Redesigned crops could produce far more fuel

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