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oil and gas

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Technology

Society turns to steampunk to fix its climate woes

Jules Verne's reputation and relevance will continue to grow as megaprojects inspired by his science fiction take off

Leader

Big bad ideas: What's worrying our greatest minds

Big bad ideas: What's worrying our greatest minds

CultureLab

Can these pop-sci self-help books make you smarter?

Life

Can these pop-sci self-help books make you smarter?

CultureLab

20,000 megawatts under the sea: Oceanic steam engines

Earth

20,000 megawatts under the sea: Oceanic steam engines

Features

I'm breeding biodegradable batteries from viruses

Life

I'm breeding biodegradable batteries from viruses

Opinion

UK's carbon plans make up for oil and gas splurge

Earth

UK's carbon plans make up for oil and gas splurge

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Inspiring winners of <i>51¶¯Âþ</i>'s Lego competition

Inspiring winners of 51¶¯Âþ's Lego competition

CultureLab

The beauty and intellectual wealth of visualised data

Physics

The beauty and intellectual wealth of visualised data

CultureLab

Win Beautiful Science swag from the British Library

Win Beautiful Science swag from the British Library

CultureLab

The poetry of code and the code of poetry

Technology

The poetry of code and the code of poetry

Vikram Chandra draws parallels between computer logic and ancient Sanskrit texts in his inspiring but frustrating Geek Sublime – will it be a cult hit?

CultureLab

Lego competition winners

CultureLab

Technology

Spinning wind turbines spark clockwork lightning

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Space

Incoming 'Moby Dick' asteroid goes missing near Earth

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Technology

Monkey brain waves control hand of paralysed pal

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