Computer that could outlive the universe a step closer
The heat-death of the universe need not bring an end to the computing age, if the blueprints for a time-crystal computer can be realised
Higgs in Comic Sans: the right font for physics?
Font fans were upset by the use of Comic Sans to present this week's Higgs results, but perhaps it wasn't such a bad choice
South Korea must be dissuaded from resuming whaling
Tourists gorging on whale meat intended for indigenous peoples and South Korea's bid to resume whaling are worrying developments, says Mark Simmonds
Nature Publishing Group wins libel trial
The journal Nature has won a libel case brought against it in by an Egyptian physicist
Want cheap food? Don't let the climate change
Climate change will drive up food prices, making staple foods too expensive for many people - even in affluent countries like the UK
When it comes to defence, our priorities are wrong
A tiny fraction of the money spent on weapons could keep a genuine defence project from being mothballed
Out-of-body experience highlights clues to consciousness
Brain scans of people with depersonalisation disorder - feeling disconnected from the body - hint how our sense of self relates to the external world
Sex endows evolutionary advantage in tough conditions
For yeast, sexual reproduction is better than asexual reproduction when it comes to rapidly adapting to unfavourable environments
How did humankind tame the wolf?
Documenting the dog's domestication and the plus side to procrastination
Feedback: Elephant obsessions
Stacking up elephantine units of pressure, what Namibian road signs say about their elephants, and more
Vital eye for killer asteroids could shut imminently
A lack of cash is threatening the only southern sky survey dedicated to searching for Earth-grazing asteroids
Better than sunshine: See life in an improved light
Artificial lighting is making us sick - but a new generation of LEDs could give you the right light to keep you rested, alert and happy, says Jeff Hecht
Air France 447 downed as crew ignored alarms
Alarms blared, signalling the plane was in a stall. But the crew ignored them, according to a report on why AF 447 crashed
Gene switch that turns bacteria into mighty Hulk
Parasitic worm guts contain bacteria that glow red and kill the host when the worms vomit them up - finding out why could help tackle human infections
Unofficial report ramps up Higgs significance
An independent physicist has jumped the gun and combined the two Higgs results presented on Wednesday - massively upping their statistical significance
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