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World leaders in Davos to focus on risks to humanity

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World leaders in Davos to focus on risks to humanity

Environmental issues and cutting-edge technologies rank high in the World Economic Forum's list of threats, announced ahead of its annual meeting in Switzerland

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Mice are first pioneers of medical micromissiles

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Keep snuggly warm with self-heating nanowire clothes

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Keep snuggly warm with self-heating nanowire clothes

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Contact lenses with built-in video could be 3D printed

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Contact lenses with built-in video could be 3D printed

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Gold origami exerts strange power over light

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Springy ceramics bounce back when squeezed

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Springy ceramics bounce back when squeezed

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Tiny buckybombs could make bacteria explode

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Stretchy plastics hide secret pictures

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Stretchy plastics hide secret pictures

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Magnets join race to replace transistors in computers

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Iron supplements in nano form are gentler on your gut

Iron supplements can play havoc with your gut. A small trial suggests that making the supplement out of nanoparticles relieves this problem

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Iron supplements in nano form are gentler on gut

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Nanoscale Monet is world's tiniest masterpiece

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Sound sieve lets you choose what to levitate

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Crystal seen growing in slow motion one atom at a time

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