Prions point to a new style of evolution
A form of evolution that involves neither genetic nor epigenetic changes to the DNA has been seen in yeast
Islands on land could make towns tsunami-proof
Elevated land-based islands could protect people living in low-lying areas from tsunamis - and archipelagos of them could form entire towns
Robot camel riders conquer the desert
Camel racing is a fast-paced sport where robot riders are remote controlled in a battle for sandy supremacy
First 3D movie tracks beetle embryo as it forms
Watch a psychedelic video that's revealing details of embryo development
Eat rich or die trying: just desserts
Chefs strive to use science and culinary innovation recreate the sensations of love - on a plate
Itsy bitsy teeny weeny chameleons
They've got independently rotating eyes, a curiously curly tail, and strangely depressing names. Meet some of the world's tiniest - and cutest - chameleons
Uncharted waters: Probing aquifers to head off war
Nearly all our fresh water comes from obscure underground deposits - now satellites and radioactive isotopes are telling us how much we have to go round
The internet shows the messy truth about knowledge
The provisional forms of the web are closer to the spirit of inquiry - and to the world we live in - than paper publications are, says David Weinberger
Latest US drug shortage hits children with leukaemia
A shortage of the drug methotrexate may put children with leukaemia at risk within weeks
The insect survival guide
In How Not to be Eaten, entomologist Gilbert Waldbauer describes how bugs do battle
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