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Deputy Science Editor at Newsweek. Woeful caffeine addict. Purveyor of useless information. All opinions are my own.

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MailOnline: Human natural selection is adding to…

MailOnline: Human natural selection is adding to…

Researchers from the US analysed the DNA and eyesight of 63,185 British adults They found the prevalence of m…

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Science: The real 'paleo diet' may have been full of toxic metals

Science: The real 'paleo diet' may have been full of toxic metals

You'll be healthier if you ate as your ancestors did. At least that's the promise of some modern fads such as…

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MailOnline: Artificial intelligence creates bizarre pie recipes

MailOnline: Artificial intelligence creates bizarre pie recipes

The AI was developed by Esme Loans and Sussex pie-makers Piglet's Pantry From a cookbook of thousands of reci…

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Physics World: Some glaciers may be moving faster than…

Physics World: Some glaciers may be moving faster than…

An equation that describes motion of glaciers over soft, deformable ground has been developed by Neal Iverson…

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Science: Liquid-in-liquid printing method could put 3D-printed…

Science: Liquid-in-liquid printing method could put 3D-printed…

3D-printed tissues and organs could revolutionize transplants, drug screens, and lab models-but replicating c…

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The Ecologist: 'Just throw it out' - Council advice on toxic lightbulbs

The Ecologist: 'Just throw it out' - Council advice on toxic lightbulbs

Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFLs) are truly an environmental blessing - they last up to 15 times longer than n…

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Israel's Stonehenge wasn't unique—satellites reveal 28 more like it

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By Ian Randall
| MSN Verified
Ian Randall ‘Israel's Stonehenge'—the massive stone circles of Rujm el-Hiri—is not a singular feature, but really the centerpiece of a much larger array of ancient megalithic structures. This is the conclusion of a team of researchers led from the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, who have discovered at least 28 further large stone circles in the vicinity of the Bronze Age structure—only two of which had previously been recorded.
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Scientists studied 400,000 adults—a simple measure predicted death risk

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By Ian Randall
| MSN Verified
Ian Randall Easy-to-take measures of physical health—particularly one's walking pace—could augment or even replace clinical methods for predicting your risk of mortality. This is the conclusion of a new study by researchers from the University of Leicester, England, who analyzed health data on more than 400,000 adults collected by the UK Biobank.
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Biura typu open space zwiększają ryzyko mobbingu? Nowe badanie

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By Ian Randall
| Newsweek Polska
Do takich wniosków doszli naukowcy ze szwedzkiego Uniwersytetu w Linköping, którzy przeanalizowali doświadczenia 3 300 losowo wybranych pracowników pracujących w biurach typu open space, współdzielonych pokojach lub osobnych gabinetach. — Wzrost skali mobbingu to wymierna, negatywna konsekwencja sposobu organizacji przestrzeni pracy — mówi jeden z autorów badania, profesor psychologii Michael Rosander, w oświadczeniu.
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