Peacock-feather cells at the heart of a death spiral
This filamentous image shows the cardiomyocytes that are first to die when the heart is stressed or diseased
Enter the Quantum Film Competition
Can you show us how quantum physics inspires you - in just 3 minutes?
Old folk's stomach bacteria are secret to their health
A glimpse inside older people's stomachs reveals how gut bacteria and diet might influence health - especially in a care home
Kinect keeps your body-mounted projector steady
For those who simply can't resist the urge to present their ideas in public, Microsoft's Kinect system offers a wearable answer
Superfast mirrors track a ping-pong ball in flight
Researchers at Tokyo University have built a camera that can perfectly track fast-moving objects like a ping-pong ball in flight
Extinguish a fire by blasting it with sound
Watch how to put out a flame by trapping it between speakers in a new approach that exploits physics
How to turn a reservoir into a pipe organ
German composer and software developer Robert Henke used his computer to turn a 7000 cubic metre underground reservoir into a giant pipe organ
Intelligent car takes the wheel to dodge trouble
MIT has developed an "intelligent co-pilot" for cars that uses an onboard camera, laser rangefinder and decisive software to avoid hazards on the road
Amphibian planet: Six of the strangest
We take a look at just a few of the extraordinary amphibians found around the world
Zoologger: Inbred wandering albatrosses sleep around
They may form lifelong pair-bonds, but wandering albatrosses are not particularly faithful to their partners
We should have banked Lonesome George's cells
The death of the world's most famous tortoise should be a wake-up call to freeze tissue from endangered species, says Henry Nicholls
What it's like to ride an inflatable robot
Big, blue and full of air, the AntRoach blow-up robot is both light on its feet and as strong as an ox - Sara Reardon saddles up
Designer enzymes: Learning to rival nature's wizardry
Biologically inspired catalysts could usher in a revolution in chemistry - if only we can figure out the best way to create them
Parents less likely to catch colds and flu
Compared with childless people, parents exposed to viruses fall sick less often - perhaps because having kids boosts their immune system
Debate over existence of ovarian stem cells heats up
Latest research casts doubt on groundbreaking discovery of ovarian stem cells that can form new eggs
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