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Why antibiotics are WMDs to our bodies' microbes

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Why antibiotics are WMDs to our bodies' microbes

Antibiotics have ended untold human misery by curing bacterial infections, yet we are losing these wonder drugs, Martin Blaser explains why in Missing Microbes

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Has social living shrunk our brains?

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Has social living shrunk our brains?

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Insider's story of Higgs hunt doesn't cut to the chase

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Insider's story of Higgs hunt doesn't cut to the chase

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Art takes a shot at the moon

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Art takes a shot at the moon

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Alex Bellos wanders in his mathematical wonderland

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Alex Bellos wanders in his mathematical wonderland

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The world's most beautiful birds' eggs

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The world's most beautiful birds' eggs

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In the beginning: The story of the embryo

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In the beginning: The story of the embryo

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No man's lands: A cabinet of geographical curiosities

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No man's lands: A cabinet of geographical curiosities

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Synthetic biology gets reborn as an aesthetic dream

Synthetic biology gets reborn as an aesthetic dream

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The coolest biology is under the microscope

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The coolest biology is under the microscope

Almost everything important takes place in the microbial world, argues Nicholas Money in his lively but rather disorganised book The Amoeba in the Room

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Smallest subversive: Mathematical fight for our world

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A smart way to get personal with the future

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We turn brainwaves into sound for music and medicine

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How ancient needs still drive our weird ways

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