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Stretchy electrodes shrink when wet to fit snugly around organs

A material inspired by spider silk contracts to less than half of its length when exposed to water, and could be used for soft medical devices that adjust their shape around tissues and organs inside the body

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How to use 'flavour bridging' to cook a bizarre but tasty holiday meal

Chemistry

How to use 'flavour bridging' to cook a bizarre but tasty holiday meal

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2R0BH12 The Fra Mauro map, ca 1450 by the Venetian cartographer Fra Mauro

Earth

The magnificent medieval map that made cartography into a science

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Joaquin Phoenix films AI HER.

Technology

The top ten films about artificial intelligence according to an expert

Culture

Space

2023 saw thrilling space missions and new cosmic mysteries

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The best new science fiction books of December 2023

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The best new science fiction books of December 2023

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Colorful light trail soaring the sky connecting the world with wireless technology with the Yosemite National Park in California.

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The 13 best new science fiction books of 2023

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Space

What would life on Earth be like if our planet were cube-shaped?

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Apartment air conditioners in a building in Singapore

Technology

Cooling system could replace air con and drastically cut energy use

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Read an extract from Julia by Sandra Newman

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Read an extract from Julia by Sandra Newman

This chilling extract is from Sandra Newman's retelling of George Orwell's dystopian classic, 1984, the latest pick for our �鶹��ý Book Club. It takes place as Newman's protagonist Julia sets off for the Two Minutes Hate

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‘It felt detoxifying’: Retelling 1984 from a female perspective

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Chemistry

Homemade malt is the key to baking the perfect loaf of bread

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Life

Chile's Atacama salt flats captured in spectacular drone shot

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Physics

Superconductor hopes dashed after journal retracts ‘red matter’ study

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