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Science, not soccer, will boost Brazil
Brazil shouldn't bank on football solving its social and financial problems 鈥� science and technology are a more reliable route to success
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Doctors must go digital to deliver local care
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Why the Turing test needs updating
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Wild bird flu could mutate into deadly human pandemic
The 1918 flu pandemic killed over 50 million people. Now a study of wild bird flu viruses suggests they could evolve into a new Spanish flu
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Does a new particle lurk in data from sleeping LHC?
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Earth
Oil drillers promise to withdraw from Africa’s Eden
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NASA ‘dream fund’ selects submarine for Saturn moon
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US brain-map project could dwarf its European rival
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Mind-controlled exoskeleton to kick off World Cup
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Vermont is first US state to create long-term climate plan
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Brazilian science bids for world glory
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Elastic battery yarn could power smart clothes
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Gene editing tool can write HIV out of the picture
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Part of infant Earth survived moon’s shocking birth
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Island-hopping odyssey brought civilisation to Europe
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Windows bug-testing software cracks stem cell programs
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Zoologger: The Michael Phelps of the ant world
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Two giant planets may cruise unseen beyond Pluto
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Butterflies near salted roads grow larger eyes and muscles
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Sleep may help memories form by promoting new synapses
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Chimera enzyme may make better biofuels from waste
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Fingertips and forehead are most sensitive to pain
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Lose weight by tricking body into thinking it’s cold
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Zoologger: Acid for breath helps catfish find food
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Doctors with iPads could transform hospital care
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Blood minerals are electronics industry’s dirty secret
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Listen to sounds inside the body to monitor health
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The Bitcoin spin-off currency that’s also an archive
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Earth
My dive into the blighted future of acidified oceans
Under the waves of Papua New Guinea, a vent of pure carbon dioxide showed a BBC environment analyst what an ocean choked by CO2 looks like
Opinion
Health
Is the UK being too hasty over three-parent babies?
Opinion
Technology
Dobby, Pikachu and Kermit are my robots’ role models
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Health
When an anthropologist tackles Alzheimer’s disease
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Goodbye big bang, hello big silence
Three contenders for the theory of everything converge on one mindblowing idea 鈥� our universe was born in a split second when nothing and nowhere was connected
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Health
Kill shot: Pushing diseases to the edge of eradication
Features
Life
The father enigma: Why do nature’s devoted dads care?
Features
Humans
Isn’t it ironic? The value of sarcasm
Features
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Physics
A straight-talking woman’s guide to dark matter
Physicist Katherine Freese drinks deep of her life's adventures and cosmic mysteries alike in her captivatingly frank book The Cosmic Cocktail
Culture
The war on pain and why we can’t win it
Culture
Life
Baby mammoth wonder will unleash your inner child
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