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Cows produce a large portion of global methane emissions

Environment

Kangaroo faeces could reduce methane emissions from cows

Faeces from baby kangaroos helped slash the amount of methane produced by bacteria in an artificial cow stomach

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Robot injected in the skull spreads its tentacles to monitor the brain

Technology

Robot injected in the skull spreads its tentacles to monitor the brain

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Artificial intelligence (AI), data mining, deep learning modern computer technologies.

Technology

With AI exploiting businesses’ data, when do we get paid and by whom?

Leader

'I've found my people': Why being a fan can be transformative

Society

'I've found my people': Why being a fan can be transformative

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D4A3HW Billboard in London Bridge advertising the Channel 4 series Black Mirror

Society

Why we shouldn't fill our minds with endless tales of dystopia

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Space

Saturn now has over 100 known moons - more than any other planet

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Aerial. People crowd on pedestrian crosswalk. Top view background. Toned image.

Health

What is the human pangenome and why do we need it?

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Health

Your body wash may make you more attractive to mosquitoes

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Physics

Superconducting qubits have passed a key quantum test

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Best before dates aren't always the best

Technology

Colour-changing wrap could let you know when food has spoiled

A biodegradable plastic-like wrap made from silk changes colour when exposed to rotting foods and degrades quickly in soil

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Technology

Ceiling robots can reconfigure room lights and curtains

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Physics

Unevenly packed coffee to blame for weak espresso, say mathematicians

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Technology

High-tech face mask lets you smell things in virtual reality

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Physics

Weird particle that remembers its past discovered by quantum computer

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