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Sunfish and sharks get the Body Worlds treatment

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Sunfish and sharks get the Body Worlds treatment

Monsters of the deep are the latest creatures to be immortalised by an infusion of plastic

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Modified <i>E. coli</i> spin fibres as tough as spider silk

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Modified E. coli spin fibres as tough as spider silk

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The skull that chews up theories of human ancestry

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The skull that chews up theories of human ancestry

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Would you wear yeast perfume? Microbes used to brew scent

Would you wear yeast perfume? Microbes used to brew scent

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Modified E. coli spin fibres as tough as spider silk

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I showed that nicotine is a gateway to hard drugs

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I showed that nicotine is a gateway to hard drugs

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Where we're headed in the search for our minds

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Where we're headed in the search for our minds

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Suez superhighway: Stopping the tide of alien invaders

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Suez superhighway: Stopping the tide of alien invaders

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I've found the real reason so many children are obese

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I've found the real reason so many children are obese

Don't blame gluttony or genes for the obesity epidemic – it's our sedentary habits echoing down the generations, says obesity theorist Edward Archer

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Evolution's big bang: How life on Earth took off

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Why your brain needs touch to make you human

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6 things you're dying to ask about head transplants

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