Inferior lizard tails weaken hopes of regrowing limbs
Differences between original and regenerated lizard tails threaten hopes that one day we'll figure out how to medically regenerate human limbs
Cheer up, lesula monkey, you're a species now
Confined to a region of forest in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, a new monkey species is vulnerable due to bushmeat hunting
Smart PC desktop knows when to leave you alone
Sensors that detect when you're typing can be used to limit the number of on-screen notifications popping up to distract you
Zoologger: Spinster queens become commoners
If they don't manage to leave and found a new colony, leaf-cutter ant queens find themselves demoted to workers
Is this Richard III, England's last Plantagenet king?
The body of Richard III, the last king of England to fall in battle, may have been discovered. But what evidence will be needed to confirm it is him?
How Facebook can help hide your identity
Your friend networks can provide a safe path for the anonymous online browsing that is crucial for communication in oppressive regimes
Paying for healthcare benefits only the rich
As Mitt Romney does a U-turn on "ObamaCare", research shows a universal system makes populations healthier
Experience a life overwhelmed by OCD
A new film about a boy who can't stop thinking about Julius Caesar hopes to transform perception of obsessive-compulsive disorder
The impossibility of total vigilance against terrorism
Some terrorist threats are too small to spend billions on watching out for them
Talking cars help each other see around blind corners
A system that allows autonomous vehicles to gain a 3D view of an area could reduce the chance of a collision with an unseen obstacle or person by 14 times
Shale gas won't make Europe energy-independent
At best, fracking for shale gas will only replace Europe's dwindling supply of conventional gas, leaving the continent still reliant on imports
GM corn loses its edge against pests
Corn rootworms in the US may have developed resistance to the insecticide in a genetically modified crop
Massive teacher strike sends Chicago students online
With teachers in one of the largest school districts in the US on strike, some students are turning to online courses
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