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A tall tale: How the sauropod got its neck

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A tall tale: How the sauropod got its neck

At up to 15 metres long, the necks of one group of dinosaurs grew six times as long as those of any other land animal. Now we know how, says Jeff Hecht

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Voice almighty: Decoding speech's secret signals

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Voice almighty: Decoding speech's secret signals

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The strange ape that's rewriting our family tree

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The strange ape that's rewriting our family tree

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Vagus thinking: Meditate your way to better health

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Vagus thinking: Meditate your way to better health

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Race to Mars: Who will be first to the Red Planet?

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Race to Mars: Who will be first to the Red Planet?

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Tick tick boom, the Earth spits out a moon

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Tick tick boom, the Earth spits out a moon

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Quantum information: Killer apps

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Quantum information: Killer apps

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Nano magic: The power of powder to save energy

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Nano magic: The power of powder to save energy

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Bug Mac and flies: Are insects really food's future?

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Bug Mac and flies: Are insects really food's future?

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Quantum information: Are we nearly there yet?

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Quantum information: Are we nearly there yet?

Some living systems employ quantum information processing. If we can learn their secrets, personal quantum computers will no longer seem so fanciful an idea

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Quantum information: The promise

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Quantum information: Building a quantum computer

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Civic hackers: Techies volunteer to rescue government

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Gaia's comeback: How life shapes the weather

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