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Would you really trust a robot to care for you in old age?

Pallab GhoshScience CorrespondentBBCListen to Pallab reading this articleHidden away in a lab in north-west London three black metal robotic hands move eerily on an engineering work bench. No claws, or pincers, but four fingers and a thumb opening and...

MIT students stretch minds and bodies

We’ve known since ancient times that physical activity can prevent and treat a broad range of mental...

AI will be the ultimate peacekeeper in family disputes – according to expert

AI could help defuse family flare ups caused by decision fatigue, by making choices and settling disputes before they arise, according to an expert. Dr Jack Lewis, a neuroscientist and author, claims that smart home devices could make low-level...

Target announces a major change affecting its entire business

Over the last year, Target has found itself at the center of intense backlash and boycotts due to a series of controversial business decisions that verge on the political. The fallout has taken a toll on...

A conference just tested AI agents’ ability to do science

In a first, a scientific conference welcomed paper submissions from any area of science, but with one catch: AI had to do most of the work. Called Agents4Science 2025, the Oct. 22 virtual event focused on the work of...

Fossils reveal dinosaurs were thriving in North America just before being wiped out by asteroid strike, study shows

Scientists have long debated whether dinosaurs were in decline before an asteroid smacked the Earth 66 million years ago, causing mass extinction.New research suggests dinosaur populations were still thriving in North America before the asteroid strike,...

Marine heat wave caused key part of Florida’s coral reef to become “functionally extinct,” report says

A record-setting marine heat wave stripped huge portions of Florida's coral reef of their colors in 2023, triggering the ninth and worst mass bleaching event in the Caribbean. Temperatures soared for weeks, almost completely killing...

Subway mosquitoes evolved millennia ago in ancient Mediterranean cities

Subterranean mosquitoes specialized for life in subways and sewers first evolved to pester humans millennia ago in Mediterranean civilizations.A widely accepted story about the mosquitoes’ evolution put their origins in the London Underground train system in the last century...

BBC Inside Science – Have scientists created a bionic eye? – BBC Sounds

Available for over a yearThe 'bionic eye' may make you think of Star Trek’s Geordi La Forge. Now, scientists have restored the ability to read in a group of blind patients with advanced dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD). And...

Which venomous snakes strike the fastest?

Some vipers are the sprinters of snakes.Vipers wielded the fastest attacks in a comparison of 36 venomous snakes from three families, researchers report October 23 in Journal of Experimental Biology. And the quickest vipers tend to be ambush predators...
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How Tanzania police crushed election protests with lethal force

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