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3D printed building

Technology

US army to 3D print concrete buildings and bridges in disaster areas

The US Army Corps of Engineers has developed technology that can 3D print buildings in disaster areas, and there are plans for the world’s first 3D-printed vehicle bridge

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Crowd of people

Technology

Simple make-up tips can help you avoid face recognition software

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robot

Technology

4D-printed robot self-assembles into a tube and rolls up hills

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Illustration of antibodies (cream colour) responding to an infection with the coronavirus (orange colour)

Health

Cheap covid-19 antibody test shows if you have immunity in 5 minutes

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mRNA bound to RNA binding protein

Health

mRNA cancer therapy now in human trials after shrinking mouse tumours

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Surgery

Health

Cartilage from the nose used to treat two people's knee osteoarthritis

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Why the UK doesn't need a new coal mine

Environment

Why the UK doesn't need a new coal mine

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Connecting with nature is good, but can apps help us do it better?

Health

Connecting with nature is good, but can apps help us do it better?

Features

Hedy Lamarr

People in Science

Hedy Lamarr

A sailor in the US Navy uses a long-range acoustic device on board a boat

Technology

Sneaky US Navy feedback device could stop people being able to speak

A non-lethal device developed by the US Navy aims to surreptitiously render people unable to speak by beaming their own voice back at them with a tiny delay

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Technology

Diabetes implant is restocked by swallowing magnetic insulin capsules

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Technology

Google can take two months to remove malware apps from app store

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Humans

Why are so many records being broken at the Tokyo Olympics?

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Technology

Can low-income countries leapfrog to clean energy technologies?

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