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Hand paralysis reversed in monkeys

Life

Hand paralysis reversed in monkeys

Eavesdropping on the brains of monkeys with hand paralysis has helped restore near-normal function. The system could one day work in people too

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US to resume building nuclear plants

Earth

US to resume building nuclear plants

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Thinnest silicon-chip wires refuse to go quantum

Technology

Thinnest silicon-chip wires refuse to go quantum

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Physics

Huge scrapyard tech could hurl giant lightning bolts

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Health

Mind control key to improving Parkinson's symptoms

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Life

Monkeys 'feel' texture of virtual objects

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Earth

Engineers can build a low-carbon world if we let them

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Electric ice a shock to the solar system

Space

Electric ice a shock to the solar system

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New power wave heads out to sea

Earth

New power wave heads out to sea

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Recharging the battery

Technology

Recharging the battery

A new generation of multitalented materials could herald the end of the battery as we know it. James Mitchell Crow reports

Features

Earth

Black gold holds a charge for green cars

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Transparent battery makes see-through phones possible

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Earth

Japanese power cuts linked to heatstroke deaths

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Polymer sandwich harvests electricity from waste heat

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