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Robotic third arm controlled by breathing is surprisingly easy to use [842d]
The spy balloon saga of 2023 inflated US-China political tensions [842d]
2023 was the year that artificial intelligence went mainstream [842d]
LK-99 superconductor mania swept the internet for a few weeks in 2023 [842d]
Mathematicians discovered the ultimate bathroom tile in 2023 [842d]
Wegovy and Ozempic made 2023 a revolutionary year for weight loss [842d]
Covid-19 'emergency' ended in 2023 but the virus still lingers [842d]
Cancer in young people is rising and 2023 saw a plan to figure out why [842d]
Six of the most amazing space pictures from 2023 [842d]
Alastair Reynolds: An exclusive short story for New Scientist [842d]
'Abdominal perimeters' increase over holiday season, find researchers [842d]
How 2023 saw the UK going backwards on climate issues [842d]
Two books to write and the universe to decipher – 2024’s gonna be busy [842d]
A tale of two Silicon Valley Sams – Bankman-Fried and Altman [842d]
First ever photo of a snow leopard under a starry sky is spectacular [842d]
Can science explain why some drinks and foods are a perfect match? [842d]
Artificial intelligence and climate change were 2023's twin challenges [842d]
COP28 deal has loopholes that could weaken its impact on emissions [842d]
Brain cells activated by stress may also give you a bad night's sleep [842d]
Genome analysis reveals genetic diversity of Indigenous Australians [842d]
Stretchy electrodes shrink when wet to fit snugly around organs [842d]
How to see the spectacular Geminid meteor shower peak late tonight [842d]
The 2023 discoveries that made us rethink the story of human evolution [842d]
Landmark deal at COP28 begins a qualified end to the fossil fuel era [842d]