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Don't panic about The Uninhabitable Earth, a new book predicting chaos

Earth

Don't panic about The Uninhabitable Earth, a new book predicting chaos

If you read a book painting the very worst-case scenarios about what global warming means for human life you could easily panic. Here’s why you shouldn’t

Culture

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Environment

18 up-and-running projects that could save us from climate change

Features

B cells produce antibodies that protect us from invading pathogens

Health

CRISPR could help us protect ourselves from viruses like flu and HIV

News

Trump wants to end HIV infections by 2030 - here's how to do it

Health

Trump wants to end HIV infections by 2030 - here's how to do it

Analysis

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Health

People are seeking sperm donors online, but are the risks worth it?

Insight

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Health

Women could use their own uteruses as incubators for IVF embryos

News

Prototyping in Tokyo review – Imagining a future full of lifelike tech

Technology

Prototyping in Tokyo review – Imagining a future full of lifelike tech

Culture

Behind the Sheet review: Eye-opening play follows slaves’ story

Health

Behind the Sheet review: Eye-opening play follows slaves’ story

Culture

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Health

Why doing more exercise won't help you burn more calories

Features

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Humans

Don't miss: Star-studded art, weird tides and smart cities

See works by artist Katie Paterson, who gets inspiration from science, hear physicist Michael Berry talk about tidal bores and find out how data can help design cities

Culture

Technology

All I Know is What's on the Internet review: The shocks don't work

Culture

Technology

Artificial sun made with movie magic could create clean hydrogen

Regulars

Comment

An AI conference warns us why we need to mind our language

Comment

Physics

Broken Symmetries review: the art of seeing science afresh

Culture