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Modern humans may be evolving to deal with carbohydrate-rich diets

A new version of an old gene is spreading through the gene pool

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Science and technology
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Researchers find a way to use minute samples to detect forged paintings

Radiocarbon dating can be done on microgram quantities

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An innovative approach to making electricity from the wind

Fly a kite that powers a generator

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Fungi, it turns out, are canny traders of nutrients to plants

When phosphates are scarce, their price goes up

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Science and technology
  • by david hall
A mutation that protects against AIDS otherwise shortens lives

The case of CCR5 illuminates the risks of genetic tinkering

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More evidence that autism is linked to gut bacteria

Understanding that link may be crucial to treatment

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  • by david hall
Improving robots’ grasp requires a new way to measure it in humans

A special glove should do the trick

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Human beings may owe their existence to nearby supernovas

Cosmic rays from them would have changed the world’s vegetation

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Revisiting the work of Donald Harris, father of Kamala

The combative Marxist economist focused on questions related to growth

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