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Time for economics to shed its fanciful past

Make way for the physicists! Economics is finally becoming an enlightened science, say new books by Mark Buchanan and James Owen Weatherall

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Anti-doping agency warns athletes of black market drug

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Flow batteries could back up grid of the future

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Flow batteries could back up grid of the future

Analysis

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Can there be an algorithm for every human desire?

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The promise and perils of a datafied world

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Electronic violin turns laser signals into music

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Electronic violin turns laser signals into music

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Volcanoes mark the spot for Africa's buried energy treasure

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Volcanoes mark the spot for Africa's buried energy treasure

Features

US gets tough on Arctic oil drilling

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US gets tough on Arctic oil drilling

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Deep-sea mining struggles to manage ecological impact

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Fracking could cut carbon emissions… in the short term

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Fracking could cut carbon emissions… in the short term

A new report says ditching coal for gas from fracking can help the UK meet carbon targets at first, but then new tech is a must to cut emissions from gas

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More HIV 'cured': first a baby, now 14 adults

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The radioactive legacy of the search for plutopia

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Light Show tricks meaning out of physics and biology

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Life

Zoologger: World's biggest mouth has an erectile secret

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