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At MIT's Media Lab, scientists are working to discover the fabrics and material that will influence the future.
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A drug-resistant malaria parasite that is spreading across South East Asia can also infect different mosquito species in Africa, laboratory experiments show.
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Scientists discover a layer of very well-organised fat molecules on the belly scales of snakes, which reduce friction and could be the key to safe slithering.
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An entomologist who discovered a species of moth is auctioning the right to give it an official name, on eBay.
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Japan acknowledges that a worker involved in clean-up work at Fukushima may have developed cancer as a result.
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The ancestors of today's dogs were domesticated in Central Asia, according to the most comprehensive genetic survey yet.
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The UK government's cuts in support for renewable energy are criticised by the UN's chief environment scientist, Prof Jacquie McGlade.
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Epic quest to reach the loneliest place on the Arctic ice
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Policy and business leaders use a major food conference to highlight the need for more women in the global agriculture sector.
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A US jury orders technology giant Apple to pay more than $234m in damages for patent infringement to the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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The US announces new curbs on oil and gas exploration off Alaska's northern coast, after Shell stopped its Arctic operation there.
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The European and Russian space agencies are to send the first spacecraft to land near the south pole of the Moon, to lay the groundwork for a possible permanent settlement.
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Dr James Carpenter of the European Space Agency explains why an unexplored area of the moon may be rich in resources for a human colony.
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Ecologist Margaret Couvillon explains how she discovered that honeybees were hooked on caffeine.
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A study of modern hunter gatherer societies suggests our ancestors may have only slept 6.5 hours a night.
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Leaders of ten of the world's biggest oil companies have offered their qualified support for a new global climate treaty.
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The first scientific paper to come out of the New Horizons probe's historic flyby of Pluto is published and raises questions about its formation.
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The Dutch team who have grown the world's first burger in a lab say they hope to have a product on sale in five years.
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Agreement on the subsidy for the £1bn Swansea tidal lagoon project is "desperately needed", Welsh Economy Minister Edwina Hart says.
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An experiment with artificial nectar shows that bees are attracted to and even 'drugged' by caffeinated plants.
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The Australian government gives its approval for one of the world's biggest coal mines to be built by Indian company Adani in Queensland.
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A 125-million-year old mammal fossil is unearthed with its skin, fur and internal organs intact.
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The Ecomobility World Festival is taking place in Johannesburg in South Africa, with people being encouraged to walk, cycle, and use public transport.
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An image of warring foxes has won the 2015 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.
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Celebrities have condemned plans by the Australian government to cull two million feral cats.
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Fossil teeth from a cave in China are shaking up the traditional narrative of humankind's dispersal from Africa.
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A giant panda has given birth to twins at Toronto Zoo - the first panda cubs to be born in Canada since the zoo was loaned two of the bears by China in 2014.
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A picture of a red fox standing over the bloodied body of an Arctic fox wins the prestigious 2015 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.
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Claire Marshall attempts to track wolves in the French Alps with expert tracker Troy Bennett.
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Neuroscientists say they can distinguish between individuals using a map of how different brain regions "pair up" in brain activity scans.
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Europe's climate change chief says he is astonished at the positive progress by governments towards a global deal on CO2.
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Cardiff University researchers study whether the predictive nature of the brain could explain why people suffer hallucinations.
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A gene-editing method could one day make pig organs suitable for use in people, scientists say.
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Opium, maths and Victorian computing in Ada Lovelace exhibition
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