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Repulsive quantum effect finally measured

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Repulsive quantum effect finally measured

Physicists at last observe a "quantum buoyancy" effect that could one day be used to oil the wheels of nanomachines

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Genes give Africans a better sense of taste

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Genes give Africans a better sense of taste

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A year in the quantum world

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Diamond 'wires' – quantum computing's best friend

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Diamond 'wires' – quantum computing's best friend

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DNA dating: Can genes help you pick a mate?

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DNA dating: Can genes help you pick a mate?

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Chocolate in peril

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Chocolate in peril

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How to make your own high-tech Christmas gifts

How to make your own high-tech Christmas gifts

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Magicology: Casting a spell on the mind

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Magicology: Casting a spell on the mind

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Online shopping and the Harry Potter effect

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Online shopping and the Harry Potter effect

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How kangaroo burgers could save the planet

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How kangaroo burgers could save the planet

Cows, sheep and goats may seem like innocent victims of humanity's appetite for meat, but when it comes to climate change they have a dark secret...

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The return of Elektro, the first celebrity robot

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Life

How to knit a brain

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Physics

The scientific guide to gift wrapping

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Space

Bye-bye boojums: Scientific names lose their sparkle

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