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SA fly factory wins UN prize
A fly factory that transforms guts and manure into animal feed has won a $100 000 UN prize.
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'Reverse extinction' pondered
Resurrecting extinct species is on the agenda as the 60th anniversary of DNA's unravelling looms.
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Coelacanth DNA decoded
Biologists have unravelled the DNA of the coelacanth in a quest to trace its ancient lineage.
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Were 'hobbits' island dwarves?
The remains of ancient "hobbit" hominids on an Indonesian island could be a product of evolution.
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Sharks dive by moon
The moon and water temperature affect the diving behaviour of sharks, a new study found.
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'Bio-kidneys' offer hope
Researchers in the USA have bio-engineered a kidney and transplanted it into rats.
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Brain transparency discovered
US scientists have developed a technique to make a disembodied brain transparent.
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Turtle species 'never existed'
A Seychelles freshwater turtle species declared extinct has never existed, scientists said.
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Scientists 3D-print 'tissue'
British scientists have used a custom 3D printer to make a living tissue-like material.
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US launches brain mapping plan
US President Barack Obama has announced a $100-million project to map the human brain in action.
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Bill Gates visits Ghana
Few Ghanaians know Bill Gates, but the tech pioneer continues to focus on health in the country.
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Blue whales tracked by songs
An Australian scientific team has tracked down and tagged blue whales by following their songs.
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Great whites eat - a lot
Great white sharks eat three to four times more food than previously thought, a study found.
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Ancient eruptions dated
Scientists have determined a precise date for a series of deadly eruptions over 200m years ago.
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Life at Earth's deepest spot
Scientists have discovered a rich community of single-cell organisms in the Mariana Trench.
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iPhone used to find worms
Scientists in Tanzania have used an iPhone and a camera lens to diagnose intestinal worms.
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Neanderthal brawn loses out
Neanderthals had less brain space to dedicate to social interaction, a new study has found.
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Japan quake heard from space
The huge earthquake that sent a tsunami rolling into Japan in 2011 could be heard from space.
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Mummies had clogged arteries
Scans of mummies have revealed that pre-modern humans suffered from clogged arteries.
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Scientists link rats' brains
Scientists said they have linked two rats' brains together, despite being a continent apart.
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