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Qubits live long, silicon quantum computers prosper

The "bit" of quantum computing, or qubit, has been trapped inside a sliver of silicon for over 3 minutes, a world record

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Lucky accidents of human evolution: Switch to starch

Humans

Lucky accidents of human evolution: Switch to starch

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Weight-loss surgery reduces desire for alcohol

Health

Weight-loss surgery reduces desire for alcohol

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When you eat beats what you eat in staying healthy

Health

When you eat beats what you eat in staying healthy

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Plutonium signature captured after 50 years of trying

Technology

Plutonium signature captured after 50 years of trying

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Truth of the matter: The Majorana particle mystery

Physics

Truth of the matter: The Majorana particle mystery

Features

Sound waves help quantum computers scale up

Physics

Sound waves help quantum computers scale up

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Physics

Controversial quantum computer beats factoring record

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My Sister Rosalind Franklin: A personal and lively memoir

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Dodge ban on quantum clones to trap Schrödinger's cat

Physics

Dodge ban on quantum clones to trap Schrödinger's cat

A way to create quantum clones – usually forbidden by theory – could help map the border of the classical, everyday world and the quantum realm

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Health

Fat busters: Are diet pills an impossible dream?

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Life

Immune retune: Befriend your bacteria

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Immune retune: Eat yourself strong

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Ash traces hint at cave cuisine 1 million years ago

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