Victory for gene patent firm in Australian court
Genes can be patented, an Australian court ruled today. The controversial decision could affect an imminent gene patent case in the US
Astrophile: Evaporating planet shows how worlds vanish
An exoplanet being roasted away by its star may be the smallest yet seen and could offer a glimpse of what really lies inside rocky worlds like ours
Baby black hole is swaddled in a supernova remnant
Congratulations - it's a black hole. The massive newborn is cradled in a colourful supernova remnant, and could be the youngest black hole in the Milky Way
A computer cosmos will never explain quantum physics
Ever since Isaac Newton, we have relied on the notion that the universe works like a computer. It's time to question this assumption, says physicist Ken Wharton
Russian meteor will teach us about future bigger hits
Studying the remains and flight path of the meteor that exploded over Chelyabinsk will provide vital clues to help us prepare for similar incidents
Brecht's Galileo is a play for our times
The Royal Shakespeare Company's new production of Bertolt Brecht's A Life of Galileo underscores present-day struggles between knowledge and faith
Fake pointers on your screen foil 'shoulder surfers'
Identity thieves sneaking a peek at your password will be foiled when there's a blizzard of pointers on the screen
Feedback: What makes cells despondent?
Despondent cells, M?bius baking trays, frozen air, and more
Comet rain took life's ingredients to Jupiter's moons
Ground-up comets sprinkled over Europa may have seeded the moon's under-ice ocean with carbon-based compounds
Considering the art of anger management
We often suppress our angry impulses because we expect outbursts to put others off, rather than rally them to our cause. Is there another way?
Sand-grain-sized drum extends reach of quantum theory
Detection of the uncertainty principle in a drum the width of a sand grain vindicates quantum theory but could complicate the hunt for gravitational waves
Mystery of cosmic rays' origin finally solved
The origin of high-energy cosmic rays that hit Earth's atmosphere has been a mystery for a century - now it seems supernovae are the culprit
Is the new coronavirus the next SARS?
Fears a new respiratory virus identified last year in the Middle East could cause a pandemic are unfounded. The virus isn't showing signs of it - yet
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