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The knockout enigma: How your mechanical brain works

Life

The knockout enigma: How your mechanical brain works

Your neurons are whirring with movement like clockwork. Understanding how it works may give us a new way to tinker with the brain, says Anil Ananthaswamy

Features

Separating neuromyths from science in education

Life

Separating neuromyths from science in education

Comment

Exploring our love/hate relationship with Gaia

Earth

Exploring our love/hate relationship with Gaia

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Life

Can it be ethical to implant false memories?

Opinion

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Metallergy

Regulars

I could have sworn… Why you can't trust your memory

Life

I could have sworn… Why you can't trust your memory

Opinion

Gene clues may explain why Brandt's bat lives so long

Life

Gene clues may explain why Brandt's bat lives so long

News

Birds are aware of speed limits on roads

Life

Birds are aware of speed limits on roads

News

Green turtle youngsters roam far and wide

Life

Green turtle youngsters roam far and wide

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Robotic plant learns to grow like the real thing

Technology

Robotic plant learns to grow like the real thing

A new system mimics the behaviour of roots and could help create robots that can adapt to many different facets of their environment

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Life

Forget doggy paddle - apes prefer breaststroke

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Whose stem cells are they anyway?

Opinion

Technology

Ability to perceive minds of others emerges in robot

News

Life

Sense of smell has a genetic flavour

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