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Sci&Tech Writer Rebecca Sibley explains the world's loudest bird
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Sci&Tech Writer Madison Harding-White investigates recent research linking Alzheimer's disease and diet
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Redbrick Editor-in-Chief Tom Leaman discusses the unusual case of Colombia's invasive hippopotamuses
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Sci&Tech Editor Francesca Benson discusses the Sea Walnut, a creature with a rather unusual method of waste disposal
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Sci&Tech Writer James West celebrates a groundbreaking achievement that launched the space race
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Sci&Tech Writer Daniel Bray discusses the recent movement and its goals
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Sci&Tech Writer Luca Love explains how mosquitos use air currents to travel long distances and spread disease
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News Editor John Wimperis tells of the the small tree-dwelling animal, often called a bearcat
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Scientists set out on Arctic expedition facing extreme cold and polar bears. Sci&Tech Editor Ellen Heimpel explains why this is important for climate change research
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Sci & Tech Writer Luca Love explores a new AI that can predict El Niño, a weather event with worldwide consequences
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Sci & Tech Editor Francesca Benson discusses the curiosities of the world's largest amphibian
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In a world that relies on technology, keeping our tech secure is vital. Sci&Tech Writer James West explains why