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The most eye-catching science and tech news stories of 2018

From advances in mind reading and medical procedures to AI law enforcement and CRISPR controversy, 2018 was a year of highs and lows. Here are our highlights

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2019 Preview: Renewable energy race to ramp up as oil use skyrockets

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2019 Preview: DNA testing will lead to a decline in genetic disorders

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Dolphins have best friends but also shun those outside their clique

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Don't miss: a chance to play WiFI Wars and revisit the Apollo 8 days

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Don't miss: a chance to play WiFI Wars and revisit the Apollo 8 days

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Monkeys chill out just from seeing their friends being groomed

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HIV

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Why was HIV chosen as the first target for embryo gene editing?

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Seven steps to save the planet: How to take on climate change and win

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We have all we need to beat the HIV epidemic – except political will

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CRISPR is a powerful technique for editing DNA

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‘Scientists are now very sure that the babies really were gene-edited’

He Jiankui has now presented his controversial work at a gene editing summit in Hong Kong. CRISPR expert Helen O’Neill of University College London was there

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Humans

Darkfield's Flight: an immersive experience that leaves you half dead

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Misuse of pregabalin painkiller has risen 900 per cent in Australia

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World’s first gene-edited babies announced by a scientist in China

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Technology

Graphene generators could let you recharge a phone with your breath

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