Open Richard III DNA evidence for peer review
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Universal bug sensor takes guesswork out of diagnosis
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Choking China: The struggle to clear Beijing's air
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Genes mix across borders more easily than folk tales
Analysing variations in folk tales using genetic techniques shows that people swap genes more readily than stories, giving clues to how cultures evolve
Sleep and dreaming: Slumber at the flick of a switch
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Closest Earth-like planet may be 13 light years away
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Lifelogging captures a real picture of your health
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Musical brains smash audio algorithm limits
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Magnitude 8 earthquake strikes Solomon Islands
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Nuclear knock-backs on UK's new reactors and old waste
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Amateur astronomer helps Hubble snap galactic monster
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Nightmare images show how lack of sleep kills
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