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Skull shots: When Irving Penn peeled away the skin

Life

Skull shots: When Irving Penn peeled away the skin

Cranium Architecture, legendary photographer Irving Penn's exhibition of what he called "living machines", is on display at Hamiltons Gallery in London

Regulars

Holiday reading: Gorge on the mistakes of others

Holiday reading: Gorge on the mistakes of others

CultureLab

Why storm winds turned wind turbine into a fireball

Technology

Why storm winds turned wind turbine into a fireball

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Musicians jam long-distance on superfast networks

Technology

Musicians jam long-distance on superfast networks

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Control sex for humanity's future

Life

Control sex for humanity's future

CultureLab

Sensitive piano keys let pianists create new sounds

Technology

Sensitive piano keys let pianists create new sounds

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Fatal train wreck fuels debate over oil transport

Earth

Fatal train wreck fuels debate over oil transport

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What does the rise of green power mean for you?

Earth

What does the rise of green power mean for you?

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Earth

No more excuses over switch to clean energy

Opinion

Rise of renewables starts climate-change fightback

Earth

Rise of renewables starts climate-change fightback

Green energy is growing faster than any other power source, and is poised to overtake gas within three years. Will it be enough to counter global warming?

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Earth

What do we fix first – environment or economy?

CultureLab

Technology

Nano magic: The power of powder to save energy

Features

Earth

Tree-loving orang-utans hang out on the forest floor

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Health

Bone-marrow transplants 'cure' men with HIV

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