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Um, that's the way we learnParents who "um" and "er" in front of their children are in fact likely to be boosting their offspring's mastery of language. Mankind talked his way out of AfricaScientists at the University of Auckland have added another layer of complexity to the 'Out of Africa' hypothesis...
Schizophrenia in a petri dishScientists have found a new way to gain a fresh insight into the disease by propagating patient's own nerve cells in a culture dish...
Self-righting bicycleA team working in the USA and Holland have this week come one step closer to working out how a rider-less bicycle remains upright...
Freshwater favours the evolution of complex cellsResearchers have found evidence to suggest that life evolved on land much earlier than previously thought... |
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