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THEworldisstillignorantabouthowthemostfearedstrainofbirdfluisevolving.That’sbecauseameetingtopersuadeIndonesia–whichhashadthemostcasesofhumanH5N1flusince2005–toshareitsvirussamplesendedindisagreement.

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News review 2008: Large Hadron Collider makes physics sexy

ByJessicaGriggsThe“bigbangmachine”

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Are elephants thugs or guardians of the water hole?

ByNoraSchultzAreelephantsthebulliesofthenationalparks?Shouldtheybeculledtogiveothercreaturesalook-inatthewaterhole?Thesearequestionsthatwereaskedrecentlywhenfiguresshowedthat

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Shocking study reveals people still willing to torture

ByRowanHooperReplicationofanotorious“torture”experiment–inwhichpeopleobedientlydeliveredpainfulshockstoothersifencouragedtodosobyauthorityfigures–hascometothesamedisturbingconclusion.Seventypercentofv

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Satnav device gets the shopping done fast

IftheprospectofChristmasshoppingincrowdedmallsfillsyouwithdread

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Arctic melt 20 years ahead of climate models

ByDevinPowellThoughscientiststendtoagreethatsummericeattheNorthPolewilleventuallydisappear

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Holes in Earth's magnetic cloak let the solar wind in

ByNewScientistandReutersTheEarth’sprotectivemagnetosphereoftendevelopstwolargeholesthatletinthelargestleaksofsolarwind

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Energy policy expert to be tapped for US science adviser

ByIvanSemeniukReadablogaboutwhethertherearetoomanyphysicistsonObama’steamBarackObama’sgrowingall-starscienceteamispoisedtopickupanotherheavyhitter.AsfirstreportedintheblogScienceInsider

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Contact lenses to get built-in virtual graphics

ByVijaysreeVenkatramanAcontactlensthatharvestsradiowavestopoweranLEDispavingthewayforanewkindofdisplay.Thelensisaprototypeofadevicethatcoulddisplayinformationbeamedfromamobiledevice.Realisingthatdispl

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Quantum 'trampoline' to test gravity

ByAnilAnanthaswamyIT’Stheworld’ssmallesttrampoline.Bouncingatomswithlaserscouldmakeultra-precisemeasurementsofgravity.Totesttheoriessuchasgeneralrelativity

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NASA to restart primate irradiation testing

ByRachelCourtlandLatelastmonth

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Trees in far north provide biggest climate benefit

CHAMPIONSofcarbonoffsettingmayhavebeenbarkingupthewrongtree.Itisgenerallyassumedthatthetropicsarethebestplacetoplantforestsinordertosequestercarbonandcooltheplanet

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Innovation: The dizzying ambition of Wolfram Alpha

ByJustinMullinsInnovationisourregularcolumnthathighlightsemergingtechnologicalideasandwheretheymayleadWhenthesearchengineWolframAlphalaunchedearlierthisyear

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Propelled by light: the promise and perils of solar sailing

ByMacGregorCampbellEarlierthisweek

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Toddlers insensitive to fear go on to commit crimes

ByEwenCallawayEvenatthetenderageof3

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Signature of consciousness captured in brain scans

ByAnilAnanthaswamyAtelltalesignatureofconsciousnesshasbeendetectedthattakesusastepclosertodisentanglingthebrainactivityunderlyingconsciousandunconsciousbrainprocesses.Itturnsoutthatthereisasimilarpatt

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葡京现金游戏:Musicians separate the speech from the babble

IFYOUstruggletofollowtheconversationatnoisyparties

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Breath of fresh air creates lung cells

MIMICKINGtheenvironmentexperiencedbycellsinthewindpipeisenoughtotransformstemcellsintoarangeofdifferentlungcells.Such“physical”techniquescouldbeusedtocreatespecialisedtissueswhengrowthfactorsalonearen

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Less loud sounds can still damage ears

ByEwenCallawayHOWloudistooloud?Soundsthoughttocauseonlytemporaryhearinglosshavedestroyednervecellsintheearsofmice.Ifthefindingtranslatestohumans

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Fears over 'own goal' HIV vaccine revived

ByAndyCoghlanAnewstudyhascastfreshdoubtsonanAIDSvaccinethatwasabandonedin2007becauseoffearsthatitmadesomerecipientsmoresusceptibletoHIVinfection.Thenewresearchisatoddswithotherstudiesthatclearedthevac

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Piezoelectronics gets green makeover

ByMacGregorCampbellAnewgenerationoflead-freepiezoelectricmaterialscouldleadtogreeneractuators

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Noisy parties no problem for musical brains

ByAriaPearsonIfyoustruggletofollowtheconversationatnoisyparties

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Climate change gives ancient trees growth spurt

ByShantaBarleyRisingtemperaturesarecausingsomeoftheoldesttreesonEarthtogrowfaster

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Human microbes are picky about neighbourhoods on body

Thefirstmapofthebugslivingonthehumanbodyshowsthat

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Bangladesh mass poisoning mystery solved

ByFredPearceOneoftheworld’sgreatpoisoningmysteriesmayhavebeensolved–thesourceofthearsenicthatturnsupinlethalquantitiesinhundredsofthousandsofwellsacrossBangladesh.Theanswerisponds.Bangladeshoccupiesth

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Mystery 'dark flow' extends towards edge of universe

ByMarcusChownSOMETHINGbigisouttherebeyondthevisibleedgeofouruniverse.That’stheconclusionofthelargestanalysistodateofover1000galaxyclustersstreaminginonedirectionatblisteringspeeds.Someresearcherssayth

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Memento Test

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Time-travelling browsers navigate the web's past

ByPaulMarksFindingoldversionsofwebpagescouldbecomefarsimplerthankstoa“time-travelling”webbrowsingtechnologybeingpioneeredattheLosAlamosNationalLaboratoryinNewMexico.Bookmarkingapagetakesyoutoitscurren

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Failed stellar bombs hint at supernova tipping point

ByStephenBattersbyOxygenonaplanetmightbeasignoflife

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First universal programmable quantum computer unveiled

ByColinBarrasTheworld’sfirstuniversalprogrammablequantumcomputerhasbeenputthroughitspaces.Butthetestprogramrevealedsignificanthurdlesthatmustbeovercomebeforethedeviceisreadyforrealwork.Earlierintheyea

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Paradox lost: molecular collisions kept early Earth warm

ByJeffHechtSome2.5billionyearsago

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葡京现金游戏:Meteor shower this week as we cut through comet trails

ByRachelCourtlandWell-placedskywatcherscouldseehundredsofmeteorsanhouronTuesday

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Impact reveals lunar water by the bucketful

ByRachelCourtlandLunarmaterialkickedupbytheLCROSSmissioncontainedatleastafewbucketfulsofwater

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Meat substitutes aren't perfect but they are worth a try

Westend61/GettyONEofthegreatobstaclestolivingasustainablelifeisthatlivingunsustainablyisoftenmorecomfortable

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Matterhorn mapped by fleet of drones in just 6 hours

ByHalHodson(Image:SenseFly)Video:Dronescreate3DmodelofMatterhornmountainTheMatterhorn

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For instant climate change, just add one large comet

ByColinBarrasACOMETmayhavesenttemperaturessoaring55millionyearsago.TwogeologistsclaimtheyhaveevidencethatcarbondioxidelevelsinEarth’satmospheremorethandoubledinasingleyearattheendofthePalaeocene.Thein

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Universal law of urination found in mammals

ByJacobAronVideo:Mathrevealssecretsofmammalurination(Image:FrancisDean/REX)You’llneverlookatDumbointhesamewayagain.Elephants

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New UK nuclear reactors get go-ahead after price deal

ByMichaelMarshall(Image:TimIreland/PAWire/PressAssociation)ReadourSpecialReport:“HowUK’sfirstnuclearreactorfor25yearswillwork“TheUKistobuilditsfirstnewnuclearreactorsfor25years.Thegovernmentha

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Badly run trials behind Indian drug testing freeze

ByLaasyaSahmitainBangalore(Image:KeithBedford/Eyevine)“ForeigncompaniesaretreatingIndiaasaheavenforclinicaltrials

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Astrophile: Soggy bogs swallow craters on Titan

ByLisaGrossman(Image:NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASI/Cornell)Objects:TitanicwetlandsLikelysource:SubsurfacewellsofhydrocarbonsTheothermeteorsinthesolarsystemweresolucky.Theylandedonnice

US investigation into gravity weapons 'nonsense'

葡京现金游戏:One Laptop Per Child ready for version 2.0

First cases of touch-emotion synaesthesia discovered

Intelligent soldiers most likely to die in battle

Fat fingers no problem with 'see-through' touchscreen

End of year quiz: The answers

Long-sought carbonate minerals found on Mars

Flexible bridge bounces back after quake test

News review 08: China quakes, but the dams don't break

Superbug 'condom' could slow spread of drug resistance

Struggle over bird flu samples drags on

News review 2008: Large Hadron Collider makes physics sexy

Are elephants thugs or guardians of the water hole?

Shocking study reveals people still willing to torture

Satnav device gets the shopping done fast

Arctic melt 20 years ahead of climate models

Holes in Earth's magnetic cloak let the solar wind in

Energy policy expert to be tapped for US science adviser

Contact lenses to get built-in virtual graphics

Quantum 'trampoline' to test gravity

NASA to restart primate irradiation testing

Trees in far north provide biggest climate benefit

Innovation: The dizzying ambition of Wolfram Alpha

Propelled by light: the promise and perils of solar sailing

Toddlers insensitive to fear go on to commit crimes

Signature of consciousness captured in brain scans

葡京现金游戏:Musicians separate the speech from the babble

Breath of fresh air creates lung cells

Less loud sounds can still damage ears

Fears over 'own goal' HIV vaccine revived

Piezoelectronics gets green makeover

Noisy parties no problem for musical brains

Climate change gives ancient trees growth spurt

Human microbes are picky about neighbourhoods on body

Bangladesh mass poisoning mystery solved

Mystery 'dark flow' extends towards edge of universe

Memento Test

Time-travelling browsers navigate the web's past

Failed stellar bombs hint at supernova tipping point

First universal programmable quantum computer unveiled

Paradox lost: molecular collisions kept early Earth warm

葡京现金游戏:Meteor shower this week as we cut through comet trails

Impact reveals lunar water by the bucketful

Meat substitutes aren't perfect but they are worth a try

Matterhorn mapped by fleet of drones in just 6 hours

For instant climate change, just add one large comet

Universal law of urination found in mammals

New UK nuclear reactors get go-ahead after price deal

Badly run trials behind Indian drug testing freeze

Astrophile: Soggy bogs swallow craters on Titan

End of year quiz: The answers

News review 08: China quakes, but the dams don't break

News review 2008: Large Hadron Collider makes physics sexy

Are elephants thugs or guardians of the water hole?

Innovation: The dizzying ambition of Wolfram Alpha

Propelled by light: the promise and perils of solar sailing

Paradox lost: molecular collisions kept early Earth warm

For instant climate change, just add one large comet

Astrophile: Soggy bogs swallow craters on Titan