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Bad guys really do get the most girls
Friendly thoughts turn a mountain into a molehill
Can seals navigate by the stars?
Nanotech 'tissue' loves oil spills, hates water
Climbing ivy reveals secret "superglue"
Warmer planet may mean fewer Atlantic hurricanes
Climbing is a walk in the park for small primates
DNA tests open a Pandora's Box of flies
CO2 rise continues, but check out methane
Grass's secret weapon is a bellyache for rodents
When burning gas is good for the planet
Sea changes could warn of "Day After Tomorrow" scenario
Great tits enjoying the warmer weather – so far
How cleaning up America dried up the Amazon
Delaying data could cut net's carbon footprint
Malicious hardware may be next hacker tool
Glass chip spins silk just like a spider
Simple 'superlens' sharpens focusing power
Weather control claims put to the test
Stomach-proof gel hints at jab-free diabetes treatment
To defeat a malicious botnet, build a friendly one
Earthquake sensors track rise in ocean storms
Greenland ice lakes drain at speed of Niagara Falls
Atom-thick material runs rings around silicon
Tiny robotic hand has the gentlest touch
'Big brother' buildings offer less invasive security
Robotic drumstick keeps novices on the beat
Quantum dot memory may be 'Holy Grail' of computing
Floppy when wet: Sea cucumber inspires new plastic
Weather map interface lets you feel the wind
Snake robot uses obstacles for propulsion
"Gecko foot" band-aids could promote healing
Knee device makes phone charging a walk in the park
Smart 'Lego' conjures up virtual 3D twin
DNA construction kit self-assembles 3D crystals
'Averaging' faces could improve ID card security
Intelligent foam could keep shop shelves stacked
Website aims to speed US broadband availability
Bamboo road bridge can support 16-tonne trucks
'Scrambled' polymers kill drug-resistant bacteria
Rattling elevators reveal a building's health
Cheap sensors could capture your every move
Bouncing bubbles could power microturbines
Quantum teamwork produces T-ray beam
Low-intensity MRI takes first scan of a human brain
Hydrogen brewing gets an electrical boost
Giggling Robot Becomes One of the Kids
Tiny Sensor Detects a Mouse Heart's Magnetic Pulse
Black Holes May Harbour Their Own Universes
Gadget recycling boosts toxins in mothers' milk
Light-harvesting Nanowire Could Drive Tiny Devices
Will interstellar travel ever become a reality?
Grass-munching bugs could charge rural phones
'Pulp-based computing' makes normal paper smart
Muscular films promise body parts and biomachines
Artificial intelligence system predicts medicine's hidden powers
T. rex could catch a human, simulations show
Bug-popping nanotubes promise clean surfaces
Spooks in space
New 'superlens' could run rings around the rest
Gender-bending avatars inspire less trust
Atom trap is a step towards a quantum computer
File-sharing sites are being subverted for web attacks
Two-colour LED could lead to better screens
Nano-crystal 'gems' are powerful chemical catalysts
Mini DNA replicator could benefit world's poor
Super-tough material mimics metal and crystal
Crystals twist about in response to light
Algae skeletons made into silicon components
Tiny plasma particle accelerator smashes record
'Sniffer-bot' algorithm helps robots seek scents
Coated nanoparticles slip through mucus
'Stowaway' that stops nuke smugglers
Solar power could turn nanobots on
In constant search of 'alpha'
Molecular logic gates help sort cells
'Augmented reality' glasses tackle tunnel vision
Cooling towers are a hotspot for evolving disease
Neuron forms links with silicon nanowires
Bacteria made to sprout conducting nanowires
How 'toxic' nanotubes were faking it
Welcome to the open source cellphone
What a Viking's smile revealed
Diamond-studded cells could shed light on immunity
Powerful new binocular telescope opens one eye
Noise fine-tunes nanoscale sensor
Human brains enjoy ongoing evolution
 
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