Planck map reveals birth, life and death of a cosmos
From a beginning that resembles an upside-down bowl to an end called the Big Rip, the Planck telescope's new map is changing our understanding of the universe
The promise and perils of a datafied world
Big Data: A revolution that will transform how we live by Viktor Mayer-Sch?nberger and Kenneth Cukier alternates enthusiasm and apocalyptic caution
Norovirus: The perfect human pathogen
The audacious norovirus has a range of amazing abilites that allow it to spread like wildfire.Yet its inner workings still elude us
New malaria drug packs a triple punch
A new class of malaria drug kills parasites in human blood, in the liver and in mosquitoes, preventing further transmission
FireMe! Twitter alert says you've overstepped the mark
The service offers a tongue-in-cheek way of warning someone who tweets about how much they hate their job that they might have gone too far
Glider of the sea threatened by 'traditional' medicine
Gills from manta rays fetch high prices in China, but trade could be more tightly controlled following this year's CITES meeting
Banks gone bad: Our evolved morality has failed us
We seem to be unable to punish bankers for their scandalous behaviour. That's because our moral instincts can't cope, says Christopher Boehm
Information superhighway approaches light speed
Nothing moves faster than light in a vacuum, but a new kind of optical fibre transports large volumes of data at 99.7 per cent of this speed limit
Astrophile: Snapshot of a two-faced Tatooine world
The picture of the giant planet might help tease out clues to how worlds form - or it might show that the object is no planet at all
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