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Twisteddoodles on group research [858d]
Understanding sex differences in the brain is vital to mental health [858d]
Painting a tree's pruning wounds may be useful after all [858d]
Constellation review: Thriller's science frustrates but it looks great [858d]
Stark mountain landscapes exposed in Canada as glaciers shrink [858d]
Supercommunicators review: Learning how to change deeply held beliefs [858d]
The Taylor Swift 'psy op' conspiracy theory offers a troubling lesson [858d]
Just add sugar for an almost death-defying study on tea and coffee [858d]
Is the human brain really the most complex object in the universe? [858d]
Wise Animals review: Exploring the entwined worlds of humans and tech [858d]
Alarm over ultra-processed food shouldn't put us off plant-based diets [858d]
Ultra-dry Death Valley has a temporary lake thanks to extreme rainfall [858d]
Humpback whales have a specialised larynx for underwater singing [858d]
Neural-network brain scans are revealing how to boost your creativity [858d]
Insight into memories may alter our view of eyewitness testimonies [858d]
Magnificent yellow-crested bird photographed for the first time [858d]
How entropy and equilibrium can help explain consciousness [858d]
Largest volcanic eruption in recorded history happened 7300 years ago [858d]
Batteries made with water could power e-scooters without exploding [859d]
'Useless' appendage of the ovaries may play key role in fertility [859d]
Pet dogs smell Parkinson's disease with almost 90 per cent accuracy [859d]
Deepfakes are out of control – is it too late to stop them? [859d]
Researchers increasingly view tech as having human-like qualities [859d]
ADHD may have evolved to help foragers know when to cut their losses [859d]