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Grilling up a steak over molten lava

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Heard the one about the neutron that walks into a bar?

“A neutron walked into a bar and asked, “How much for a drink?” The bartender replied, “For you, no charge.” If you get that joke, there’s a chance

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What are the faultlines with the Richter scale?

Spain

Esther Duflo wins Princess of Asturias Social Science prize

The 2015 Princess of Asturias Social Sciences prizewinner is French economist Esther Duflo. Born in 1972 in the relatively short time since clinching

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Scientists warn against mobile phone 'radiation'

Scientists are warning against the constant use of mobile phones, lap tops, tablets and other wireless devices. They claim too much electromagnetic

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Watch: NASA’s ten-engine electric plane takes off

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The walking robot set to help elderly people live an autonomous life

How can we help elderly people find their way around places which are new and completely unknown to them? At the Science Museum in Trento, northern

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Do you know: what's a robotic walker?

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A satellite revolution in oceanography

Satellite technology is creating a revolution in oceanography as researchers have a flood of new data to understand our planet's oceans and better study climate change. In this edition of Space we hea

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What is life? Music and science combine in "Interplay" in Stockholm to offer answers

Bridging the gap between music and science: it’s the dream, and the objective, of a young, talented and successful conductor. In Stockholm, where he

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Surviving strokes: University of Birmingham leading research into cutting edge rehab technology

Helping stroke survivors improve their quality of life is the goal of a groundbreaking research project at the University of Birmingham in England

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Do you know: how smart is a coaster?

Switzerland

Scientists hail 'success' as Hadron Collider resumes search for dark universe

There was jubilation among scientists at Europe’s physics research centre CERN as efforts to unlock the mysteries of the universe resumed. The Large

United Kingdom

HIV 'spreads in similar way to computer virus'

Europe

Is 'Glyphosate' herbicide a health risk?

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Building for the future with self-repairing concrete

Bridges, tunnels and other civil engineering structures could become safer thanks to self-repairing being developed as part of a European research

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A recipe for self-healing concrete!

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Do you know: what's better, the eye or the camera?

World

More than a feeling: the benefits of multisensory learning

Traditional approaches to education rely mainly on two of our senses – seeing and hearing. But new experimental methods involving all five have been

World

Speed learning: can we train our brain to learn more, faster?

Can learning be accelerated? How can we train our brain to store and retrieve information quickly and effectively? Speed learning methods are here to help.