Science
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New device can scan your face in 3D from hundreds of metres away
A new imaging device can capture 3D scans of human faces from hundreds of metres away Aongus McCarthy, Heriot-Watt University…
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Cuddling koalas show unexpected sociable side in surprising video
Koalas are usually regarded as solitary animals, but new footage is revealing a more gregarious side. Darcy Watchorn at Deakin University,…
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Volcano-scorched Roman scroll is read for the first time in 2000 years
The PHerc.172 scroll as revealed by X-ray imaging Vesuvius Challenge An ancient Roman scroll has been read for the first…
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Scientists fear losing essential climate data during Trump upheaval
A temporary loss of access to key datasets on levels of CO2 in the atmosphere added to concern about the…
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What the new field of women’s neuroscience reveals about female brains
There is a huge hole in our understanding of the brain. A gaping, woman-shaped hole. While neuroscience has given us…
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The superconductivity of layered graphene is surprisingly strange
An illustration representing the ultra-thin material graphene Science Photo Library/Alamy Why do cold thin sheets of carbon offer no resistance…
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Indoor cannabis farms in US use more energy than all other agriculture
An indoor cannabis farm in California Shutterstock/Liudi Hara Indoor cannabis cultivation in the US uses more energy than all outdoor…
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DeepSeek has burst the AI hype bubble – now all bets are off
In poker, the value of the cards in your hand is often less important than what your competitors think you…
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Ancient relative of geese is the earliest known modern bird
Vegavis iaai was an ancient relative of ducks and geese, but it dived for fish like grebes or loons Mark…
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New type of brain cell may tell us when to stop eating
Manipulating a type of neuron may make snacks easier to resist 5m3photos/Getty Images Neurons in the brains of mice tell…
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