In Depth | 22 April 2013
Early trials suggest a host of allergies and autoimmune ailments could be treated by ingesting worm-like parasites. But will it ever reach the clinic? Read more...
In Depth | 22 April 2013
Early trials suggest a host of allergies and autoimmune ailments could be treated by ingesting worm-like parasites. But will it ever reach the clinic? Read more...
Best of the Web | 19 April 2013
Our pick of the week’s science and tech stories, including the search for life on Mars, how Bitcoin works, a cure for bedbugs and reflections on Google Glass. Read more...
19 April 2013
The most amazing pictures from the past seven days – featuring a rubber wasteland, a trip to a taxidermist and hurricane testing labs. Read more...
Will We Ever? | 19 April 2013
No one knows why music has such a potent effect on our emotions. But thanks to some recent studies we have a few intriguing clues. Read more...
Smart Planet | 18 April 2013
Our swelling cities consume enormous amounts of energy and generate over 80% of global carbon emissions. We need to make them more self-sufficient, but how? Read more...
World-Changing Ideas | 18 April 2013
The most meaningless, dangerous phrase in genetics is “The gene for X,” says Steve Jones, because the more we learn about DNA the less important it seems. Read more...
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The great forest's secret torrent
From mind-control to insect spies
Reinventing a shopping staple
A plausible theory, until you look for evidence
But can it succeed where others failed?
A radical redesign of a familiar product
How science can help with language lessons
Radical robot jet prepares for take off
Will we behave better on another planet?
Can we grow new arms and legs like animals?
How robotic planes are changing science
Science behind a dip on a full stomach
One of the most famous theories in psychology
Physics so baffling even Einstein was stumped
And what will it mean for the human race?
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