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Is there really phosphine on Venus?

Further study casts doubts on a head-turning recent discovery

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  • by david hall
Better disposable coffee cups

They can be made with the waste from sugar cane

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Pfizer’s and BioNTech’s vaccine is the start of the end of the pandemic

Its 90% effectiveness is as good as it gets, and bodes well for other vaccines. But getting them quickly to the right people will be hard

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  • by david hall
How to hybridise batteries and supercapacitors

The offspring will give electric cars more range and power

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The T-cell immune response to covid lasts at least six months

That is good news

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Female stone-age hunters

If you thought men hunted and women gathered, think again

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Can you generate a magnetic field remotely?

You can. Which is good news for medical scanning and quantum computers

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Kill one unwanted species and another arises

A tale of rats and palms on an atoll in the Pacific

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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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