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Graphene generators could let you recharge a phone with your breath

Technology

Graphene generators could let you recharge a phone with your breath

Water droplets in the air hold tiny amounts of electric charge that can be harvested by graphene – meaning your breath could power your gadgets

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Pre-eclampsia affects up to 10 per cent of pregnancies

Health

Silencing a gene may prevent deadly pre-eclampsia in pregnancy

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thermal image of house

Technology

The race to green domestic heating and prevent climate catastrophe

Insight

Titi monkeys

Life

An extinct monkey evolved to live like a sloth in the Caribbean

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They Shall Not Grow Old review: Restored footage brings war to life

Technology

They Shall Not Grow Old review: Restored footage brings war to life

Culture

Melanie Windridge: Nuclear fusion - the sun's power on Earth

Video

Melanie Windridge: Nuclear fusion - the sun's power on Earth

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Helsinki

Environment

Finland's long, hard road to creating a circular economy

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A father holder a baby

Health

Health risks increase for babies born to fathers aged 45 or over

News

Deborah Greaves: The renewable revolution

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Deborah Greaves: The renewable revolution

Video

Liquid Crystal Display: a beautifully broken exhibition

Earth

Liquid Crystal Display: a beautifully broken exhibition

The messy, mineral roots of media technology come under the spotlight in a new show at Sheffield's revamped Site Gallery

Culture

Health

Scotland’s BSE case is a reminder that many more may be out there

Analysis

Health

New clues to unravelling link between pregnancy and breast cancer risk

News

Humans

Art: an impressive new festival ushers in the End Times

Culture

Environment

Banning straws isn't enough. We must get serious about climate change

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