Paralysis breakthrough: spinal cord damage repaired
An implant helping paralysed people stand unaided suggests the spinal cord is able to recover function years after severe damage
Video reveals how ultra 3D vision helps crow grab grub
Watch a tool-wielding crow extract hidden food using an extreme bird's eye view
UK badger cull to curb TB is postponed
Thousands of badgers in south-east England have been granted a stay of execution until the summer of 2013
Alien hunting: how to find DNA on Mars
Craig Venter's plan to sequence the Martian genome sounds ambitious but DNA may be found on the Red Planet if we know how and where to look
Dive into the largest image of our galaxy's centre
A single image of more than 84 million stars at the heart of the Milky Way will help astronomers learn more about the make-up of our galaxy
Scented sleep can wash your fears away
Fear of specific memories can be eased by exposing the sleeping brain to associated odours
The molecular machines that make life
Biophysicist Peter Hoffmann attempts to explain the emergence of life from a chaotic molecular storm in Life's Ratchet
Malaria study challenges warmer world predictions
A new model suggests we have misunderstood the way malaria will spread as global temperatures rise - but not everyone is convinced
Threatwatch: Find the germs, don't sack the messenger
Saudi Arabia has dismissed its top virus-hunter for sharing his discovery of a virus that hardly threatens anyone
Death: The blurred line between dead and alive
It's now easier than ever to be declared dead - even when you're still moving, sweating, and there's blood pumping around your body
Alien beauty wins Small World prize
See our favourite visions of the world in microscopic pieces from this year's Nikon Small World competition
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