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Crows are far from bird-brained

There's a lot of neurochemistry going on behind a crow's beady eyes, as we find out in John H Marzluff and Tony Angell's Gifts of the Crow

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What does the internet's physical structure look like?

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The sea change needed to protect the oceans

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Why you really should have heard of ambergris

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Digital danger: Is our online activity damaging us?

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CultureLab's 2012 guide to summer festivals

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How does a bee know where it is heading?

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Mixing art and science in Moscow

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Will technology kill humanity?

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A history of the insatiably curious

In Curiosity, Philip Ball argues that the root of modern science lies not in deduction but in the experimental curiosity of "natural magicians"

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Power switch: A nuclear future without uranium

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Evening Star's rare path across the sun

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Will technology bring out the best or worst in us?

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Why geeks should be invited to the policy party

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