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Advance could lead to more realistic robots

Studies examine the slow change in the ratio of female to male authors

Targets floated for one million electric cars and 70% renewable energy by 2030

Drew Gwilliams reviews a book about how science should work, and what happens when it all goes wrong

It’s almost two months since I dug and refilled our resurrected pond. It has a couple of deep oxygenating plants, some reeds, and a margin plant or two. We’ve seen two or three frogs but also lots of mosquitoes and their swimming larvae. There are diving beetles and whirligigs, and similar in the garden. We … Continue reading "Pondlife Part VI – Adding more plants"

The first drug approved in the US to treat Aids required a completely new approach to clinical trials – Frances Addison explores the history of azidothymidine

Years before schizophrenia can be diagnosed by doctors, artificial intelligence may be able to detect early signs of the condition in people's speech

ExxonMobil-funded project readies giant airborne coil for accidents as shipping lanes open up

The Light Emerald, is a geometer moth (its larvae are inchworms, measuring the earth). It is a delicate green, but not always, sometimes the green is stronger, sometimes it’s almost not green at all, but you can still tell that it is Campaea margaritaria. I had a very pale specimen to the scientific moth trap … Continue reading "A green moth that’s almost white"

A weird structure is enough to spark chemists’ interest, even without any obvious use

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