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Climate change boosts algae growth in the Arctic

February 21, 2018 in Natural Sciences
Microscopic algae living underneath sea ice are an essential source of food in the Arctic ocean. But do we really know how little light they need to survive?

Dead man’s genome reconstructed using DNA from living relatives

February 15, 2018 in Society & Culture
Extensive detective work pays off.

Genetic test identifies “high risk” lymphatic cancer patients

February 20, 2018 in Health
Patients with mantle cell lymphoma are more likely to relapse if they carry mutations in the cancer gene, TP53. The results could help provide more targeted treatments for this “high risk” group.

Eighteen new 'pelican' spiders discovered in Madagascan rainforest

February 9, 2018 in Natural Sciences
A strange group of spiders, which were once considered extinct, have been found in the rainforest.

English mass grave contains remains of Viking Great Army

February 3, 2018 in Society & Culture
Archaeologists are now certain that the 264 bodies buried in the English town of Repton were Vikings. A curious mystery has finally been solved.

Gravity: it is all in your head

February 1, 2018 in Natural Sciences
We take it for granted that gravity pulls things towards the Earth. But in reality this is just one of many explanations. And they are all equally made up.

Danish "lakes" provide unique insights to climate change

January 30, 2018 in Natural Sciences
Lakes release a greenhouse gas, methane, but exactly how much has been somewhat of a mystery. New research has some answers.

Bird senses can improve drone navigation

February 6, 2018 in Technology
South American oilbirds combine echolocation and extremely sensitive vision to find their way through dark caves. Decoding how they do this could help develop autonomous drones.

Clay tablets from the cradle of civilisation provide new insight to the history of medicine

February 12, 2018 in Society & Culture
Ancient “doctors” mixed magic and medicine to heal patients.

Greenland’s recent temperature drop does not disprove global warming

January 29, 2018 in Natural Sciences
Unfortunately, the planet is still getting warmer.

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