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How covid-19 has exposed a huge computing disaster in the making

Technology

How covid-19 has exposed a huge computing disaster in the making

Tangled webs of "legacy" computer software underpin banks, airlines, welfare systems and more – and the coronavirus pandemic has exposed how vulnerable that makes us

Features

Remote-learning technology just isn't good enough and won't be soon

Technology

Remote-learning technology just isn't good enough and won't be soon

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Technology

Software can spy on what you type in video calls by tracking your arms

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Mind

People easily distracted by their phones perform worse on memory tests

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Feels Good Man review: Reclaiming Pepe the Frog from the alt-right

Technology

Feels Good Man review: Reclaiming Pepe the Frog from the alt-right

Culture

How a rural Mexican village built its own phone network

Technology

How a rural Mexican village built its own phone network

Culture

Will robots and AI take our jobs in covid-19’s socially distanced era?

Technology

Will robots and AI take our jobs in covid-19’s socially distanced era?

Features

Feng Zhang interview: CRISPR can fight covid-19 and climate change

Technology

Feng Zhang interview: CRISPR can fight covid-19 and climate change

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How drones are waging a stealth war on the way we think about society

Technology

How drones are waging a stealth war on the way we think about society

Culture

Superstrong sea sponge could help build better spacecraft

Life

Superstrong sea sponge could help build better spacecraft

The intricate structure of this marine sponge is already mimicked in engineering and architecture, and now we know we were missing a trick that can make our designs even stronger

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Technology

Safe, extra long-life nuclear batteries could soon be a reality

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Space

NASA to film an Estée Lauder ad in space as the ISS opens for business

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Humans

The way you walk may soon be used by authorities to identify you

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Physics

Slimy ships could slip through water more efficiently to save energy

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