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Moving Mountains; Invasive Species; Football Stickers

Moving Mountains Removing the tops off mountains was common practice in the eastern United States to strip mine for coal. Critics have previously cal…

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Women scientists; Mapping the ocean floor; Amplituhedron

Women of science London's Royal Society was buzzing last week as historians and scientists chewed over the lives of iconic women scientists. But at a…

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Longitude Prize 2014; Dementia; Matter from light; Coastal deposition

Longitude Prize 2014 The Longitude Prize offers a £10 million prize pot to help find the solution to one of the greatest issues of our age. Votes fro…

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Antarctic melt; brain enhancing devices, atomic clocks and anti-bat moth sounds

Melting Antarctic Ice Shelf Nothing can stop the collapse of the Antarctic Western Ice shelf. That’s according to NASA this week. Key glaciers in Ant…

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Colin Pillinger; Fire? Artificial DNA

Artificial DNA DNA is the molecule of life, conserved across all living species for 4 billion years. But now scientists have made a new, artificial v…

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Mice & Men; Fuel from CO2; fRMI; Insect calls

A recent paper demonstrated that mice show elevated stress levels in the presence of male hormones. What implications does this have for future mouse…

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Y chromosome; Everest avalanche; Aphid survey; Longitude

Y Chromosome We learn from a young age that if a fertilised egg carries XX chromosomes it will be a girl, but with XY it will be a boy. This male Y s…

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Sperm and egg; Dogs; Automatic Facebook; Invasive species

How sperm recognises the egg The discovery of a protein on mammalian sperm almost a decade ago, sparked the search for the corresponding receptor on …

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Whales; Dark Matter; Falling; Arty brains

Whaling The International Court of Justice in the Hague recently ruled that Japan should stop whaling in the Antarctic “for scientific purposes.” The…

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Calorie Restriction; Moon Age; Mars Yard; IPCC.

Calorie restriction Careful restriction of the number of calories eaten, without causing malnutrition, extends the lifespan of numerous organisms – f…

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