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Health

How do we decide what counts as trauma 鈥� and have we got it all wrong?

Mind

A new place for consciousness in our understanding of the universe

Mind

A new place for consciousness in our understanding of the universe

Technology

Martin Wikelski interview: Tracking animals reveals their sixth sense

Leaders

Humans

Europe must tackle its energy crisis now or face a very painful winter

With energy prices set to rise, European governments must act immediately to reduce consumption and turbocharge renewables

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This picture taken on March 7, 2022 shows the current condition of the coral on the Great Barrier Reef, off the coast of the Australian state of Queensland. - The Great Barrier Reef has again been hit with "widespread" bleaching, authorities said on March 18, 2022, as higher-than-average ocean temperatures off Australia's northeast threaten the already struggling World Heritage site. (Photo by Glenn NICHOLLS / AFP) / The erroneous mention[s] appearing in the metadata of this photo by Glenn NICHOLLS has been modified in AFP systems in the following manner: [caption info, as well as dateline: Great Barrier Reef] instead of [Cairns]. Please immediately remove the erroneous mention[s] from all your online services and delete it (them) from your servers. If you have been authorized by AFP to distribute it (them) to third parties, please ensure that the same actions are carried out by them. Failure to promptly comply with these instructions will entail liability on your part for any continued or post notification usage. Therefore we thank you very much for all your attention and prompt action. We are sorry for the inconvenience this notification may cause and remain at your disposal for any further information you may require. (Photo by GLENN NICHOLLS/AFP via Getty Images)

Environment

Great Barrier Reef suffers first mass bleaching under cooling La Ni帽a

Corals have turned white across all four of the reef鈥檚 main areas, despite the cooling influence of the La Ni帽a climate phenomenon, in the natural wonder's sixth mass bleaching event of modern times

Technology

AI can create a computer inside itself to run another AI or play Pong

Humans

Ancient Britons rapidly evolved to cope with lack of sunlight

Health

US biofirm plans to make hypoallergenic cats using CRISPR gene editing

Health

Myocarditis and covid-19 vaccines: How rare is it and who is at risk?

Humans

Chronic pain in Black people in US may be linked to gene expression

Life

Armless fossil sheds light on how animals like snakes lost their limbs

Health

First ever gene therapy gel corrects rare genetic skin condition

Environment

UK chose to pay back 拢640,000 to fracking firms after shale gas ban

Technology

Proposed EU law could force WhatsApp and iMessage to work together

Health

Male contraceptive pill is safe and effective in tests in mice

Space

Astronomers still can’t agree on what counts as a planet

Life

Ostrich necks act as a radiator to control their head temperature

Technology

Watch a robot peel a banana without crushing it into oblivion

Health

Drugs seem to help regenerate mouse lungs damaged by cigarette smoke

Environment

Energy price cap means now might be the best time to green your home

Health

Pancreatic cancer treated in mice by loading tumour cells with tetanus

Technology

Stretchy light-emitting plastic could be used in wearable screens

Life

Humans have spread diseases to other animals many times

Life

Vampire bats adapted to drinking blood by shedding several genes

Environment

Rice and maize yields boosted up to 10 per cent by CRISPR gene editing

Space

Strange waves in the sun are travelling far faster than they should be

Analysis

Health

Zero-covid strategies are being ditched, but they were the best option

Several countries are now abandoning their goal of reducing the coronavirus's spread as much as possible, but the evidence shows this was the best route to have taken, says Michael Marshall

Life

Reality TV for birds shows that conservation research can pay off

Aperture

Technology

See the murky world of vampire appliances captured on camera

At night a subtle force drains power in most of our homes. We鈥檙e talking devices on standby, and photographer Alessio Perboni has tapped the dim but constant illumination of these to cast interiors in a new light

Regulars

Features

Mind

A new place for consciousness in our understanding of the universe

To make sense of mysteries like quantum mechanics and the passage of time, theorists are trying to reformulate physics to include subjective experience as a physical constituent of the world

Mind

A new place for consciousness in our understanding of the universe

Technology

Martin Wikelski interview: Tracking animals reveals their sixth sense

Health

How do we decide what counts as trauma 鈥� and have we got it all wrong?

Culture

Humans

Cow review: A moving and uncomfortable cow’s-eye-view of farming

Andrea Arnold鈥檚 documentary debut, featuring a loveable dairy cow, prompts difficult questions about raising animals entirely for human benefit

Humans

Don’t miss: Apollo 10 1/2, a fantastical tale of a boy sent to space

Humans

What is Regeneration? review: A dive into the science of regrowth

Humans

The Loneliest Whale review: A moving search for an elusive beast