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Lizards keep evolving toxic green blood and we don't know why

Life

Lizards keep evolving toxic green blood and we don't know why

All the green-blooded lizards in the world live in New Guinea, but it turns out the trait has evolved there independently at least four times

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Physics

Upend atom! We've found a whole new way of doing chemistry

Features

A new synthetic molecule may solve a paradox about life's origin

Life

A new synthetic molecule may solve a paradox about life's origin

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Fertiliser feeds us but trashes the climate – now there's a fix

Earth

Fertiliser feeds us but trashes the climate – now there's a fix

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Alan Turing inspired a faster way to make seawater drinkable

Physics

Alan Turing inspired a faster way to make seawater drinkable

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Earth

Acid bath: The new threat to lakes and rivers

Features

Making custom qubits by pushing together two individual atoms

Physics

Making custom qubits by pushing together two individual atoms

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Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons

Technology

Novichok attack tests the world's chemical weapons treaty

Analysis

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Life

Mould gets artistic to take particle decay photo to a new level

Regulars

Exclusive: Other countries could have made 'Russian' nerve agent

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Exclusive: Other countries could have made 'Russian' nerve agent

Weapons experts have told New Scientist that a number of countries legally created small amounts of Novichok after it was revealed in 1992 and a production method was later published

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Humans

The Novichok spy attack was brazen – it needs a tough response

Comment

Technology

Chemistry bots collude on Twitter to speed up their experiments

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What are Novichok nerve agents and did Russia do it?

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Physics

We can now squeeze a molecule and turn it into one that we want

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