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oil and gas

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Health

Monkey malaria jumping to humans and on the rise

The disease was thought to be rare in humans, but last year 68 per cent of people hospitalised with malaria in Malaysian Borneo were infected with it

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The lifelong cost of burying our traumatic experiences

Health

The lifelong cost of burying our traumatic experiences

CultureLab

I want to build solar cells thinner than a human hair

Technology

I want to build solar cells thinner than a human hair

Opinion

An embryonic understanding of our humble beginnings

Life

An embryonic understanding of our humble beginnings

CultureLab

How human existence doesn't have to cost the Earth

Earth

How human existence doesn't have to cost the Earth

CultureLab

Our gut bugs evolved with us as we split from chimps

Life

Our gut bugs evolved with us as we split from chimps

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Methane cuts won't buy us time on climate change

Earth

Methane cuts won't buy us time on climate change

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Facing the Anthropocene: wonder in an age of collapse

Earth

Facing the Anthropocene: wonder in an age of collapse

CultureLab

Spoiler-free guide to the science of <i>Interstellar</i>

Space

Spoiler-free guide to the science of Interstellar

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Goodbye, paper: What we miss when we read on screen

Life

Goodbye, paper: What we miss when we read on screen

Digital technology is transforming the way we read and write. Is it changing our minds too – and if so, for better or worse?

Features

Technology

Copyrights and wrongs in the battle for ownership

CultureLab

Bottling Britain's wind energy

Careers

Physics

A comedian stands up for sums

CultureLab

Earth

EU emissions target isn't as ambitious as it seems

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