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Some people can resist the ravages of HIV – here's how

Health

Some people can resist the ravages of HIV – here's how

About 1 per cent of people with HIV can suppress the virus without drugs, perhaps because a part of their immune system mounts an effective last-ditch response

News

DNA is life's blueprint? No, there's far more to it than that

Life

DNA is life's blueprint? No, there's far more to it than that

CultureLab

<i>The Soul of an Octopus</i>: Getting to know an intelligent mollusc

Life

The Soul of an Octopus: Getting to know an intelligent mollusc

CultureLab

Polar bear caught eating dolphins and freezing the leftovers

Life

Polar bear caught eating dolphins and freezing the leftovers

Regulars

Cheers! Chimps' favourite tipple is sweet palm wine

Life

Cheers! Chimps' favourite tipple is sweet palm wine

News

LightSail spacecraft successfully deploys solar sail

Space

LightSail spacecraft successfully deploys solar sail

News

Monkeys' cosy alliance with wolves looks like domestication

Life

Monkeys' cosy alliance with wolves looks like domestication

News

In so many words: How to ride the space-wind to the stars

Space

In so many words: How to ride the space-wind to the stars

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<i>Mondo Nano</i>: What video games can teach nanoscience

Technology

Mondo Nano: What video games can teach nanoscience

CultureLab

Inside story on gut health: Why it's time to take control

Health

Inside story on gut health: Why it's time to take control

The gut is one of the most under-rated human organs, yet it's increasingly linked to killer diseases – and optimum health, say two new books

CultureLab

Life

Chimps with magic stove show evolutionary capacity for cooking

Opinion

Earth

New Apollo programme wants moonshot budget to boost renewables

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Technology

Gadgets powered wirelessly at home with a simple Wi-Fi router

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Space

Dust from asteroid mining spells danger for satellites

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