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Digital Human Brain Covered with Networks

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Why AIs that tackle complex maths could be the next big breakthrough

Research-level mathematics might seem an unlikely proving ground for artificial intelligence, but recent developments suggest it offers a route to automated human-like reasoning

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PPN7WJ Cologne, Germany. 27th Sep 2018. 27 September 2018, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Visitors to the Supercandy Pop-Up Museum make selfies in a ball bath. Until 30.12.2018 the 20 walk-in installations can be seen and experienced in the

Mind

Banning smartphones is tempting but it won't solve anxiety in children

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E3Y70G Three year old boy pushing grandmother on cycle in park

Technology

Why our ageing world could accelerate progress in AI and robotics

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Physics

Why we need to invoke philosophy to judge bizarre concepts in science

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https://spaceplace.nasa.gov/gallery-earth/en/ NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman tweeted this photo from the International Space Station on Tuesday morning, Sept. 2, 2014. Credit: NASA/Reid Wiseman

Earth

It's time to accept that we are in the Anthropocene once and for all

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Coloured ultrasound scan of the abdomen of a pregnant female patient, showing a healthy nine week old foetus in the womb. At this age the foetus is about 5 cm long and weighs about 10 g.

Health

We should be open about organoid research to avoid a backlash

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E5APW3 North Platte, Nebraska - The North Platte Livestock Feeders feedlot, operated by the Gottsch Cattle Company.

Environment

If gene-edited meat eases the climate crisis, then we must embrace it

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Health

Understanding sex differences in the brain is vital to mental health

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C1R8W3 Maipure Indians, inhabitants of the Upper Orinoco river, grilling the legs of a dead enemy. Italian Engraving 1781. Colored.

Humans

Is it time for a more subtle view on the ultimate taboo: cannibalism?

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TOPSHOT - A man wades through floodwaters brought about by heavy rains at a residential neighbourhood in Propseridad town, Agusan del Sur province on southern Mindanao island on February 1, 2024. Floods and landslides triggered by torrential rain have killed six people in the Philippines, with one other person missing, rescuers said February 1. (Photo by Erwin MASCARINAS / AFP) (Photo by ERWIN MASCARINAS/AFP via Getty Images)

Environment

Forget what long-lived sea sponges say, focus on reaching net-zero

According to data from Caribbean sponges, the world passed 1.5°C of warming a decade ago, but debating these arbitrary limits distracts from the bigger picture

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Environment

Let’s hope gold hydrogen’s potential as a green fuel matches the hype

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Health

Exploring our body oddities is about far more than just idle curiosity

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Mind

Leave no stone unturned in search for an explanation of consciousness

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Space

2024 is set to be the year of the moon, but let's proceed with care

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