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Health

Can we finally reverse balding with these new experimental treatments?

ORDOS, CHINA - JULY 7, 2023 - Citizens use photovoltaic energy from the roof of a shed to charge an electric vehicle at a public parking lot in Ordos, Inner Mongolia, China, July 7, 2023. Ordos City vigorously promotes the construction of photovoltaic power generation projects on the roofs of administrative institutions, government agencies, schools and public parking sheds. (Photo credit should read CFOTO/Future Publishing via Getty Images)

Environment

How to reach net zero five times faster

Mind

Free will: Can neuroscience reveal if your choices are yours to make?

Leaders

快猫短视频s tackling the question of free will must take great care

Biologists join a long line of thinkers and scientists who have investigated free will. They must be wary of a common pitfall: the temptation to seek out evidence that supports pre-existing moral views

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Health

Surgeons perform the second ever pig-to-human heart transplant

The heart of a genetically modified pig has been transplanted into a man with heart disease, the second such surgery of its kind

Space

Samples from asteroid Bennu brought back to Earth by NASA’s OSIRIS-REx

Space

OSIRIS-REx is about to fling samples of the asteroid Bennu at Earth

Space

NASA鈥檚 Psyche mission to a metal asteroid may reveal how Earth formed

Health

AI could diagnose sleep apnoea by watching you slumber at home

Earth

Nearly all mammals will go extinct in 250 million years as Earth warms

Physics

Squeezing loofah sponges creates enough electricity to power LEDs

Mind

Man who sees upside down provides clues on how we process faces

Mind

Therapy dogs in classrooms may improve children’s well-being

Space

This is the best place to build a moon base

Life

Armour-plated mollusc fluoresces brilliant red-pink

Humans

Earliest evidence of buildings made from wood is 476,000 years old

Mind

Brain damage linked to schizophrenia may spread as condition develops

Technology

Silkworms genetically engineered to produce pure spider silk

Life

Jellyfish can learn from experience even though they lack a brain

Health

Vaccine that erases immune memory may help treat multiple sclerosis

Space

We can only predict star motion in the Milky Way鈥檚 heart for 462 years

Humans

Prehistoric people in Spain may have made tools from human bones

Mind

Theory of consciousness branded ‘pseudoscience’ by neuroscientists

Space

Europa鈥檚 underground ocean seems to have the carbon necessary for life

Life

Young seabird couples get ‘divorced’ with little immediate benefit

Technology

Corkscrew-shaped microbot could use sound to spiral through human body

Analysis

Health

Covid boosters: Why are US and UK vaccine policies so different?

In the US, health officials recommend that everyone over the age of 6 months receives the latest annual covid-19 vaccine, while the UK and other European countries are restricting it to older or vulnerable people

Environment

Net zero delay won’t help when UK is already behind on climate targets

Environment

The rules protecting UK wildlife still allow horrifying practices

Technology

How artificial intelligence is helping keep Indigenous languages alive

Aperture

Plant microverse. Roots of Arabidopsis thaliana under the fluorescence microscope.

Life

Remarkable images show the intricacy and beauty of common plants

Familiar plants are revealed in exquisite, microscopic detail in these shots from biologist Jan Martinek

Features

Mind

Free will: Can neuroscience reveal if your choices are yours to make?

Philosophers have wrestled with the question of whether we are truly free to decide on our actions for centuries. Now, insights from genetics, neuroscience and evolutionary biology are shedding fresh light on the issue

Environment

How to reach net zero five times faster

Health

Can we finally reverse balding with these new experimental treatments?

Culture

Comment

Camilla Nord interview: A personalised approach to mental health

Neuroscientist Camilla Nord, who has just published her first book The Balanced Brain, tells Liz Else why mental health science is increasingly about what works for individuals 鈥� from psychedelic therapy to exercise regimes

Comment

Life and Language Beyond Earth review: How aliens might communicate

Comment

快猫短视频 recommends The Retrievals and Ben Smith’s Traffic

Comment

Still Up review: Insomnia rom com is worth staying up for

JHPTR7 Bumblebee on Cornflower 'Blue Diadem'.

Environment

Gardening with ‘native’ plants isn’t always better for the environment

The idea that native plants are better than 鈥渘on-natives鈥� has more to do with cultural bias than scientific evidence, says James Wong

Tom Gauld on the best way to ask a supercomputer for help

Twisteddoodles on Lab Life, a magazine for the break room