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The US government is suing Google – again [1196d]
Why gene variant impairing alcohol breakdown raises heart disease risk [1196d]
Early relatives of primates lived in the Arctic 52 million years ago [1196d]
Flames that don't flicker could make engines more efficient [1196d]
Medical AIs are advancing - when will they be in a clinic near you? [1196d]
We need a new model of space governance to address today's challenges [1196d]
Hormonal conditions like PCOS should no longer be neglected [1196d]
How to use science (and a dash of acid) to improve your scrambled eggs [1196d]
M3gan review: A chilling sci-fi film about the dangers of AI care [1196d]
Collision review: How CERN's stellar secrets became sci-fi gold [1196d]
Close-up photographs capture feathers' dazzle factor [1196d]
Original Sin review: Was space flight tainted from the get-go? [1196d]
AI legal assistant's first appearance in court has been cancelled [1196d]
Fruit bats get swabbed to look for diseases that could jump to humans [1196d]
ChatGPT can find and fix bugs in computer code [1196d]
Rare green comet C/2022 E3 is about to make its closest pass by Earth [1196d]
Shortest pulse of electrons ever created lasts just 53 attoseconds [1196d]
Metal robot can melt its way out of tight spaces to escape [1196d]
Skin patch makes ultrasound images of your heart as you move [1196d]
A diet high in amino acids reduced diabetes-related nerve pain in mice [1196d]
Neil Turok on the case for a parallel universe going backwards in time [1196d]
What happens when sperm and egg donors lose the right to anonymity? [1196d]
The covid-19 virus gets into the brain – what does it do there? [1196d]
Artificial skin can detect nearby objects without even touching them [1196d]
The outline of people’s bodies can be detected from Wi-Fi signals [1196d]
Dogs can tell when you want to give them a treat – even if you don’t [1197d]