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Scientists reveal the most extensive genetic map of cancers ever made

It shows how hard tumours will be to crack

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Science and technology
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Growing up in a city weakens the brain’s navigational skills

Country folk can find their way more easily

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Using artificial intelligence, agricultural robots are on the rise

Down on the farm with Tom, Dick and Harry

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An American chemist is suspected of illegal dealings with China

He denies the allegations, but is under arrest

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Science and technology
  • by david hall
Half machine, half jellyfish. The latest thing in ocean exploration

Cyborg Cnidaria

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  • by david hall
Fingerprints can now be dated to within a day of when they were made

Thus answering the question, “Whendunnit?”

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  • by david hall
How to make oxygen from moondust

Use lunar regolith

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  • by david hall
People can now be identified at a distance by their heartbeat

And then dealt with, if they are enemy operatives

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Revisiting the work of Donald Harris, father of Kamala

The combative Marxist economist focused on questions related to growth

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