False memories generated in lab mice
Researchers have found new ways to track neurons that encode memories, and even manipulate them to create virtual memories
Messenger reveals secrets of fleet-footed Mercury
An analysis of over 100,000 images has given us a better picture of the closest planet to the sun
Artificial pheromone controls invasive ant dance
Watch how a simulated chemical can disrupt ants as they forage for food
James Cameron set for a Mariana Trench sequel
The Hollywood director should reach the bottom of the deepest ocean trench this week. Others may soon follow
Visual illusions that change how you think
Hall of Mirrors is an exhibition that plays with your mind by playing with your eyes, but is the experience enjoyable?
Ship formerly known as Exxon Valdez to be scrapped
The oil tanker, which ran aground off Alaska in 1989 and spilled vast quantities of oil, has been sold for scrap
Zoologger: First animal with ovaries on the outside
A newly-discovered marine worm has external ovaries, and may use them to keep its young close until they're grown
Microbes from nearby river help produce graphene
A graphite research group has found that microbes fished from the river can help reduce graphene oxide to create high-quality graphene sheets
Niger river dams could displace 1.5 million
Engineering schemes could lead to one of the world's largest wetlands running dry every four years
What Jaws can do for us
Sharks may hold the secrets to a whole raft of breakthrough technologies - if we don't kill them off first, says Juliet Eilperin
A DIY guide to improving your brain
In The Emotional Life of Your Brain, Richard J. Davidson has devised simple surveys based on solid neuroscience to help you shape your own grey matter
The God issue: Religion is the key to civilisation
As early humans expanded beyond hunter-gatherer groups, religion was the glue that held societies full of strangers together, says Ara Norenzayan
Astrophile: Square galaxy is a rebel
A rare rectangular galaxy spotted 700 million light years from Earth could offer new insight into the way galaxies form and evolve
Pattern master wins million-dollar mathematics prize
Endre Szemer?di has won the Abel prize - he proved that surprisingly ordered patterns can arise from seemingly random actions
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