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The human brain: new discoveries in neuroscience

by Nathan Spears

27 August 2025

Analysis

What could gene-editing mean for the UK’s dairy cows?

9 September 2022

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Public warned over coronavirus cons amid rising vaccine fraud reports

16 January 2021

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New device translates honeybee SOS signals

16 August 2017

Health

Toxic offices are killing your performance at work

16 August 2017

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Gender inequality is alive and well at the office – and another degree won’t help you beat it

16 August 2017

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Darkness means danger for women in refugee camps. Urine-powered lights could help save them [video]

16 August 2017

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How science could be tricking us onto the therapist’s couch

16 August 2017

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You won’t believe how easy it is to do genetic engineering at home!

16 August 2017

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What will it take to beat our addiction to animal experiments?

19 June 2022

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One of the world’s deadliest diseases just got deadlier

19 June 2022

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It’s Back to the Future day: were the predictions right?

16 August 2017

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Scientists discover substance that cleans contaminated water, completely by accident! (AUDIO & VIDEO)

19 June 2022

Unit 3 at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant

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New science could make reactors ‘Fukushima proof’

16 August 2017

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Why you might want to ditch the dummy (at least when talking to your baby)

16 August 2017

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The six degrees of Francis Bacon: new website makes us all historians

16 August 2017

Simon Christensen (left), Muhammad Raza Ul Islam and Shaoping Bai (right) with the first model of a portable robotic arm

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New robot exoskeleton could keep us active well into old age

19 June 2022

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8 million VWs – that’s a lot of cars to recall!

16 August 2017

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Queen bees more vulnerable to pesticides, says research

16 August 2017

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Oldest spiny mouse fossil found with fur, skin and organs

19 June 2022

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Science news from The Canary

The human brain: new discoveries in neuroscience

What could gene-editing mean for the UK’s dairy cows?

Public warned over coronavirus cons amid rising vaccine fraud reports

New device translates honeybee SOS signals

Toxic offices are killing your performance at work

Gender inequality is alive and well at the office – and another degree won’t help you beat it

Darkness means danger for women in refugee camps. Urine-powered lights could help save them [video]

How science could be tricking us onto the therapist’s couch

You won’t believe how easy it is to do genetic engineering at home!

What will it take to beat our addiction to animal experiments?

One of the world’s deadliest diseases just got deadlier

It’s Back to the Future day: were the predictions right?

Scientists discover substance that cleans contaminated water, completely by accident! (AUDIO & VIDEO)

New science could make reactors ‘Fukushima proof’

Why you might want to ditch the dummy (at least when talking to your baby)

The six degrees of Francis Bacon: new website makes us all historians

New robot exoskeleton could keep us active well into old age

8 million VWs – that’s a lot of cars to recall!

Queen bees more vulnerable to pesticides, says research

Oldest spiny mouse fossil found with fur, skin and organs

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