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An extreme form of encryption could solve big data's privacy problem

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An extreme form of encryption could solve big data's privacy problem

Fully homomorphic encryption allows us to run analysis on data without ever seeing the contents. It could help us reap the full benefits of big data, from fighting financial fraud to catching diseases early

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The replication crisis has spread through science – can it be fixed?

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The replication crisis has spread through science – can it be fixed?

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How fossil footprints are revealing the joy and fear of Stone Age life

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How fossil footprints are revealing the joy and fear of Stone Age life

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

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

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Martin Wikelski interview: Tracking animals reveals their sixth sense

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Martin Wikelski interview: Tracking animals reveals their sixth sense

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A new place for consciousness in our understanding of the universe

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A new place for consciousness in our understanding of the universe

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A new place for consciousness in our understanding of the universe

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A new place for consciousness in our understanding of the universe

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We can all benefit from taking care of our pelvic floor – here's how

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We can all benefit from taking care of our pelvic floor – here's how

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Jim Al-Khalili on the joy of science and how to stay curious

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Jim Al-Khalili on the joy of science and how to stay curious

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How language evolved: A new idea suggests it’s all just a game

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How language evolved: A new idea suggests it’s all just a game

Our mastery of language presents many mysteries, not least where grammar comes from and how children learn to speak so effortlessly. Now researchers argue that it all makes sense if you think of language as a game of charades

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Artificial touch: The new tech making virtual reality more immersive

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Rabbits face a fresh onslaught akin to myxomatosis – can they survive?

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How a new kind of gravitational wave will reveal the early universe

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Martin Rees interview: Elon Musk could spawn the first post-humans

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