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The science of swearing

Life

The science of swearing

Bad language is almost universal. But why do we do it and what makes it different to other language?

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Some like it hot: The benefits of fiery food

Life

Some like it hot: The benefits of fiery food

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Was life forged in a quantum crucible?

Life

Was life forged in a quantum crucible?

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Histories: Einstein's convenient untruths

Life

Histories: Einstein's convenient untruths

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China special: Quantum revolution

Technology

China special: Quantum revolution

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'Quantum ATM' rules out fraudulent web purchases

Technology

'Quantum ATM' rules out fraudulent web purchases

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Technology

Watchful eye keeps quantum computing on the boil

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'Light trap' is a step towards quantum memory

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Quantum untanglement: Is spookiness under threat?

Physics

Quantum untanglement: Is spookiness under threat?

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'Half-quantum' cryptography promises total security

Sharing an encryption key securely is possible even if one party remains firmly rooted in the world of classical physics

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Life

Could quantum effects explain consciousness?

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Space

Universe explained by quantum randomness

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Technology

Superconducting bus heralds quantum chip

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Physics

Quantum transport poses a dilemma for philosophers

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