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Technology

Gas guzzlers reborn: Why your next car could run on hydrogen

Vehicles that run on hydrogen have been dismissed by the likes of Elon Musk, but recent advances mean they are making a comeback

Insight

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Humans

Ceramic art is a clever foil for a collector's science teaching aids

Culture

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Technology

A trip into the past: Swiss watches, Korean ginseng and UK tea breaks

Regulars

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Technology

Floating nuclear plants could herald a new era of cheap, safe energy

Features

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Technology

Don't Miss: Comic promise, robot TV and a festival of errors

Culture

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Technology

Paper batteries use electron-harvesting bacteria to make electricity

News

Yuval Noah Harari: Why the reluctant guru is upsetting scientists

Technology

Yuval Noah Harari: Why the reluctant guru is upsetting scientists

Culture

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Life

No contraceptive is perfect, but can you trust apps to stop pregnancy?

Insight

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Life

Don't restrict women's contraception rights through moral panic

Leader

Inducing labour at 39 weeks leads to fewer emergency Caesareans

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Inducing labour at 39 weeks leads to fewer emergency Caesareans

It has been thought that inducing labour leads to more C-sections, but a study of over 6,100 women suggests this isn’t the case when induced at 39 weeks

News

Technology

There's no escaping the internet, says artist James Bridle

Culture

Life

Spying on whales: The shocking truth about humans and whales

Culture

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The medical cannabis debate is a chance to put science before dogma

Leader

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One drink a day might be enough to stop dementia by flushing the brain

News

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