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Stone Age Picasso made oldest known drawing of human settlement

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Stone Age Picasso made oldest known drawing of human settlement

An etching on a slab of stone in Spain seems to shows a group of seven huts, forming a campsite or village that would have been inhabited 13,800 years ago

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Exploring the world of parrots that dazzle and delight

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Exploring the world of parrots that dazzle and delight

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How do we learn to be citizens of a smart info-state?

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How do we learn to be citizens of a smart info-state?

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Have we found the key to eradicating viruses like HIV or herpes?

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Opinion split over ‘on demand' drug that reduces risk of HIV

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Opinion split over ‘on demand' drug that reduces risk of HIV

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The surprising value of viewing traumatic experiences

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The surprising value of viewing traumatic experiences

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Best books, films and art of 2015 – as chosen by <em>New Scientist</em>

Best books, films and art of 2015 – as chosen by New Scientist

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Drying dilemma

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XKCD comic creator: Explaining complex things in simple words

XKCD comic creator: Explaining complex things in simple words

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China's climate comeback: How the top polluter is cleaning up

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China's climate comeback: How the top polluter is cleaning up

China has gone from eco-sinner to major player in the last decade, and may even lay the foundations for a deal in the Paris climate talks

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Two whales killed by sole fish stuck in their blowholes

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Capuchin monkeys use sticks as shovels to dig out caiman eggs

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UK dash for gas-fired electricity is riddled with risk

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