Zoologger: Cannibal shrimp shows its romantic side
These small shrimps are no wimps: cannibalistic and willing to fight till death do them part - but only after dark
Technology's ?1m Nobel prize on the starting blocks
Until now there has been no engineering prize on the scale of Alfred Nobel's awards for science - that just changed
Hyperactive neurons build brains in synaesthesia
People with synaesthesia that leads them to associate letters with colours may owe their unusual talent to over-excited neurons during brain development
Female orgasm movie shows how the brain fires up
See the first visualisation of brain activity while a woman reaches sexual climax
Occupy vs Tea Party: what their Twitter networks reveal
An analysis of tweets about Occupy Wall Street and the Tea Party illustrates the difference between the two movements
Hyperwarming climate could turn Earth's poles green
We may trigger hyperwarming that transforms the planet into a hothouse with tropical temperatures and lush forests close to the poles
Contraceptive pill linked to prostate cancer
Worldwide, the level of prostate cancer can be correlated to contraceptive pill use - but exactly how the pill causes cancer in men is unclear
Telling Stephen Hawking's story
More than ten years after she first penned the story of his life and work, Stephen Hawking's biographer found there is still so much more to tell
Graffiti artists caught out by their handiwork
An automated system of matching graffiti to gangs could make life easier for police
Radiation levels in Fukushima are lower than predicted
Just 10 people out of 5000 surveyed after the meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear reactor in March showed unusually high levels of radiation
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