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Macaque with stolen goods

Life

Monkey mafia steal your stuff, then sell it back for a cracker

Long-tailed macaques living near an Indonesian temple have learned how to steal human possessions, including cash, and then trade them for food

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Health

Your mind as well as your senses deserves a place at mealtimes

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Win a stack of science books for foodies

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Win a stack of science books for foodies

Regulars

Win a stack of science books for foodies

Health

Win a stack of science books for foodies

Regulars

Proof in the pudding: Myth-busting 15 common cooking tips

Health

Proof in the pudding: Myth-busting 15 common cooking tips

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A person silhouetted against a fan of red laser light

Physics

A classic quantum test could reveal the limits of the human mind

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Call obesity a disease and food a pathological agent? No thanks

Health

Call obesity a disease and food a pathological agent? No thanks

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Odds on: 10 science breakthroughs you can bet on

Life

Odds on: 10 science breakthroughs you can bet on

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Centimeter-sized silicon chip, which has two parallel superconducting oscillators and the quantum-circuit refrigerators connected to them

Technology

Nanofridge could keep quantum computers cool enough to calculate

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Physics

5 impossible things the laws of physics might actually allow

On the face of it, things like teleporters and invisibility cloaks shouldn’t exist – but loopholes in what physics allows means things aren’t always that simple

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Life

My vertical underwater farming can restore the seas

Features

Health

Hungry stomach hormone promotes growth of new brain cells

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Life

Male robins can guess and satisfy their partner’s food cravings

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Space

Quantum effects cloak impossible singularities with black holes

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