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How to make your own yogurt

The benefits of yogurt are manifold, and the best part is you can grow as much of it as you want, says Sam Wong

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Insects on Car Number Plate

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Flying insects splatting on cars have dropped by 60 per cent in UK

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Bloodworm fangs

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Bloodworms have copper jaws that could inspire self-building materials

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The FRAMe Project functional model in comparison to the Fragment A visual and the AMRP X-Ray images. The central large gear-b1 with the four arms is visible. The Fragments of the Mechanism are exhibited in National Archaeological Museum of Athens, Greece.

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Ancient computer may have had its clock set to 23 December 178 BC

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We must recognise science’s unsung global pioneers to alter its future

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We must recognise science’s unsung global pioneers to alter its future

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DJWYNK Molecular Cuisine mango jelly on white background

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How to perform the culinary technique of spherification at home

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Silkworms make fluorescent silk after eating quantum dots

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Silkworms make fluorescent silk after eating quantum dots

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Super strong metamaterial inspired by kirigami, a variation of origami

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Super strong metamaterial inspired by kirigami, a variation of origami

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The construction of a kirigami-based, strong, lightweight metamaterial and its prototypes in multiple curved surfaces. The glue-free mechanical connector is in the initial and folded state of a kirigami shell. C?H) Six prototypes of kirigami metamaterial shape-morphed into various surfaces, i.e., planar, cylindrical, wave, spherical, conical, and vase-shaped.

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Light yet strong metamaterial inspired by art of paper cutting

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Science needs to address its imagination problem - lives depend on it

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Science needs to address its imagination problem - lives depend on it

Almost 200 people died in the German floods of 2021 because experts couldn’t convince them of impending danger. We must rethink how to get through to the public, says hydrologist Hannah Cloke

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How to create a delicious deep-fried ice cream dessert

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How to perfectly pickle your cucumbers

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Edible straws made by bacteria are better than paper or plastic ones

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Smart windows keep heat in during winter and let it out in summer

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