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New Scientist

Modern humans moved into cave one year after Neanderthals abandoned it [1129d]
Rare earth elements for smartphones can be extracted from coal waste [1129d]
Team in China aims to start trial of pig organs in humans this year [1129d]
What myths of warrior women tell us about identity and gender politics [1129d]
Glorious photos of garden-variety wildlife vie for international prize [1129d]
It is possible to remake our economy so we use less and waste less [1129d]
Identify local wildlife and aid research with the iNaturalist app [1129d]
Mickey7 review: If you want to live forever, read the small print [1129d]
Alex Keshavarzi interview: How muons could reveal exotic new physics [1129d]
Don’t miss: the return of Space Force, Netflix’s moon-shot comedy [1129d]
Janez Potočnik interview: How a circular economy can help us go green [1129d]
Six graphics that reveal what materials we consume – and what we waste [1129d]
Love drugs are coming and they bring big ethical problems with them [1129d]
Tickets for the Ark: Which species should we save from extinction? [1129d]
Who wore it better? How masks can make you more attractive, or less [1129d]
The Fear Index review: A psychological thriller with a dash of AI [1129d]
Uncrewed Black Hawk helicopter takes to the skies for the first time [1129d]
AI driver can beat some of the world's best players at Gran Turismo [1129d]
Doing yoga at least once a week may help to lower blood pressure [1129d]
Fusion energy record suggests we really could build artificial suns [1129d]
The end of waste: The grand plan to build a truly circular economy [1129d]
How to cut material use in buildings, clothes, electronics and plastic [1129d]
Breast cancer racial disparity linked to DNA repair gene expression [1129d]
Ultrasound can control genetically altered brain cells in mice [1129d]
Giving drones barn owl-like tails may make them more efficient flyers [1130d]

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