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World’s largest neuroscience prize goes to researchers whose work has paved way for preventive treatments
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Elon Musk’s last two prototypes reached similarly high altitude, but crash-landed in fireballs -
Australian DJ and neuroscientist Rebecca Poulsen – AKA BeXta – is studying what happens to a zebrafish larvae brains when they hear certain sounds. Then she played one MC Hammer's 1990 hit …
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Why do we believe what we do? Natalie Grover investigates the links between how we think and what we think -
Confining rivers creates valuable agricultural land but can lead to greater flood risk downstream
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The latest answers to the important medical questions about the vaccines and the pandemic -
Ian Sample asks why many of us feel like we’ve ‘hit the pandemic wall’, and how we can look after our mental health over the coming months -
Scientists emphasise safety but younger women still hesitant -
Even if you’re protected doesn’t mean you can’t spread it. Here’s why
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Embracing difference is vital for our success as a species, but it places demands on the brain, says psychology professor Lisa Feldman Barrett -
The chancellor would like Britain’s relief response to be seen like Joe Biden’s in the US. But President Biden believes in the power of government, Mr Sunak does not -
Disaster looms if big finance is allowed to game the carbon offsetting markets to achieve ‘net zero’ emissions, says climate scientist and writer Simon Lewis -
Not one Covid jab had been administered in 130 of the world’s poorer countries by mid-February, says the editor, author and presenter Kanishk Tharoor
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Natalie Grover explores the evidence on how best we can solve the biggest problem facing the planet today -
Nicola Davis explores how an ancient tree, pulled from a bog, has been used to uncover the timing and environmental impacts of the Earth’s last magnetic pole switch -
Madeleine Finlay explores what it means to be human, and why we find it so difficult to accept that this includes being animals
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Gerard Gilligan writes: In his retirement years Arnold was a great support of local amateur astronomical societies -
Embracing difference is vital for our success as a species, but it places demands on the brain, says psychology professor Lisa Feldman Barrett
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Why do we believe what we do? Natalie Grover investigates the links between how we think and what we think
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Starship landed after three attempts before exploding on launch pad
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A very bright meteor, known as a fireball, has been captured on doorbell cameras across the country
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