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Endometriosis, where the lining of the womb grows elsewhere in the pelvis, affects around one in 10 women. Image credit - KGH, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0

Health | 19 July 2018

Non-invasive tests to provide quicker diagnosis of endometriosis

Complex and painful disease has been historically overlooked, researchers say.

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Interview | 18 July 2018

We need a drone register to ensure privacy and safety - air traffic expert

Robin Garrity says that registration, identification and geofencing will increase security.

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Frontier research | 17 July 2018

Lessons from a real Atlantis

Prehistoric villages buried under sand and sea tell tales of what future climate change might bring.

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Interview | 10 July 2018

Study of DNA flags could reignite centuries-old evolution debate

Chemical switches on DNA could explain how the environment may influence the traits we pass on, according to Prof. Thomas Carell.

Interview | 29 June 2018

Ingredients for life on Saturn’s moon may be ‘tip of the iceberg’

Finding complex carbon-based molecules on Saturn moon was a surprise, says lead author of paper announcing the discovery.

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The European Organization for Nuclear Research, known as by its French acronym CERN, makes all of its results widely available through an open source digital library. Image credit: 2005-2016 CERNThe Atlantic Ocean Research Alliance organises scientific surveys involving countries around the Atlantic, such as one carried out on the Canadian coastguard ship Louis S. St-Laurent which mapped the seafloor between Halifax, Canada and Tromso, Norway. Image courtesy of Fisheries and Oceans Canada

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Endometriosis, where the lining of the womb grows elsewhere in the pelvis, affects around one in 10 women. Image credit - KGH, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0

Non-invasive tests to provide quicker diagnosis of endometriosis

Mysterious radiation emitted from pulsars - like this one shown leaving a long tail of debris as it races through the Milky Way - have puzzled astronomers for decades. Image credit - NASA

Antimatter plasma reveals secrets of deep space signals

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