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Solar cell you wear like a bandage can power a watch

Technology

Solar cell you wear like a bandage can power a watch

A stretchy solar cell that can be stuck to the skin could help make wearable devices more discreet

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Paris climate talks: can a global cultural festival help?

Earth

Paris climate talks: can a global cultural festival help?

CultureLab

Win the CultureLab science books of 2015

Win the CultureLab science books of 2015

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Painting by numbers with the design book <em>Mathematics and Art</em>

Physics

Painting by numbers with the design book Mathematics and Art

CultureLab

Time to rethink what makes humans special

Life

Time to rethink what makes humans special

CultureLab

Orcas seen in unique group ambush-and-kill attack on dolphins

Life

Orcas seen in unique group ambush-and-kill attack on dolphins

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Stone Age Picasso made oldest known drawing of human settlement

Life

Stone Age Picasso made oldest known drawing of human settlement

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Exploring the world of parrots that dazzle and delight

Life

Exploring the world of parrots that dazzle and delight

CultureLab

How do we learn to be citizens of a smart info-state?

Humans

How do we learn to be citizens of a smart info-state?

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Life

Have we found the key to eradicating viruses like HIV or herpes?

The CRISPR gene-editing technique doesn't just give us an option to tweak DNA. It could target and destroy harmful viruses in human cells too.

Features

Health

Opinion split over ‘on demand' drug that reduces risk of HIV

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Health

The surprising value of viewing traumatic experiences

CultureLab

Best books, films and art of 2015 – as chosen by ¿ìè¶ÌÊÓƵ

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Environment

Drying dilemma

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