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How to make water that's full of holes
How to make water that's full of holes

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00:45 How adding pores helps water carry gas

Although water is an excellent solvent, it’s limited in its ability to dissolve gasses. T…

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Do protons have intrinsic charm? New evidence suggests yes
Do protons have intrinsic charm? New evidence suggests yes

00:47 Evidence of a proton’s charm

For decades, scientists have debated whether protons have ‘intrinsic charm’, meaning they contain elementary partic…

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Nature's Take: what's next for the preprint revolution
Nature's Take: what's next for the preprint revolution

In this first episode of Nature's Take, we get four of Nature's staff around microphones to get their expert take on preprints. These pre-peer-review…

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Why low temperatures could help starve tumours of fuel
Why low temperatures could help starve tumours of fuel

Cold exposure in mice activates brown fat to deny tumours glucose, and the future of extreme heatwaves.


00:45 How cold temperatures could starve tumo…

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Massive Facebook study reveals a key to social mobility
Massive Facebook study reveals a key to social mobility

00:47 The economic benefits of social connections

By looking at data gathered from billions of Facebook friendships, researchers have shown that havin…

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Coronapod: the open-science plan to unseat big Pharma and tackle vaccine inequity
Coronapod: the open-science plan to unseat big Pharma and tackle vaccine inequity

Inequity has been a central feature of the COVID19 pandemic. From health outcomes to access to vaccines, COVID has pushed long-standing disparities o…

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How humans adapted to digest lactose — after thousands of years of milk drinking
How humans adapted to digest lactose — after thousands of years of milk drinking

00:45 Working out how the ability to digest milk spread

Humans have been drinking milk for thousands of years, but it seems that they were doing so lo…

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How researchers have pinpointed the origin of 'warm-blooded' mammals
How researchers have pinpointed the origin of 'warm-blooded' mammals

00:46 When did mammals start to regulate their temperature?

The evolution of ‘warm bloodedness’ allowed mammals to live in a more diverse range of hab…

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Ancient mud reveals the longest record of climate from the tropics
Ancient mud reveals the longest record of climate from the tropics

00:46 A long-term record of climate in the tropics

To understand the history of the Earth’s climate, researchers often rely on things like ice cores, …

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Higgs boson at 10: a deep dive into the mysterious, mass-giving particle
Higgs boson at 10: a deep dive into the mysterious, mass-giving particle

In this Podcast Extra, Nature's Lizzie Gibney and Federico Levi take a deep-dive into the Higgs boson, describing their experiences of its discovery,…

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