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Monkey brain waves control hand of paralysed pal

Information has been sent from the brain of one animal to the spinal cord of another – another step towards returning movement to paralysed people

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Britain's earliest humanity in epic exhibition

Life

Britain's earliest humanity in epic exhibition

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Laser-sparked fusion power passes key milestone

Technology

Laser-sparked fusion power passes key milestone

Analysis

Flights of fancy: An enchanting history of ornithology

Life

Flights of fancy: An enchanting history of ornithology

CultureLab

Fire in the hole: After fracking comes coal

Earth

Fire in the hole: After fracking comes coal

Features

Nukes over wind turbines? UK R&D policies are warped

Earth

Nukes over wind turbines? UK R&D policies are warped

Comment

Perils and pleasures of mood-sensing technology

Technology

Perils and pleasures of mood-sensing technology

CultureLab

Worried sick: What's up with today's rampant anxiety?

Health

Worried sick: What's up with today's rampant anxiety?

CultureLab

Sound's good! An adventurer hunts neglected sonic gems

Earth

Sound's good! An adventurer hunts neglected sonic gems

CultureLab

Green sky thinking: Astronomy's dirty little secret

Earth

Green sky thinking: Astronomy's dirty little secret

Astronomy produces a lot of carbon emissions, but it could be one of the greenest sciences if observatories harness their solar and wind resources

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Earth

A new green Enlightenment will define our age

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Technology

Wireless charging for electric vehicles hits the road

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Space

There's a moon for us all at lunar art show

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Life

What separates us from other animals?

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