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Scientists 'solve' the ketchup problem
A super-slippery coating for bottles could make getting liquids out much easier, US scientists say.
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Slippery bottle solves ketchup problem
Scientists in Boston have found a way to get every last drop of ketchup out of the bottle.
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AAAS chief puts weight behind protest march
April's pro-science Washington rally has the full backing of the world's largest scientific membership organisation.
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Ice-locked ship to drift over North Pole
German research vessel Polarstern is set for a remarkable year-long expedition in the Arctic.
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Environmentalists and libertarians unite in HS2 criticism
Friends of the Earth and Taxpayers' Alliance are normally at odds on policy, but both criticise HS2
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Sir David Attenborough to present Blue Planet sequel
The sequel to 2001's ocean series is due to be shown later this year on BBC One.
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SpaceX successfully launches rocket after Saturday setback
The US rocket company sends a cargo ship to resupply the International Space Station.
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Gravity probe exceeds performance goals
The long-planned space mission that seeks to detect gravitational waves is on course to be selected this summer.
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Eclipse to be turned into mega-movies
Citizen photos taken during August's total solar eclipse in the US will be spliced into continuous videos.
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Naica's crystal caves hold long-dormant life
Long-dormant microbes are found inside giant crystals of the Naica mountain caves - and revived.
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GM hens help build 'frozen aviary' in Edinburgh
Genetically-modified hens that can lay eggs from different poultry breeds are helping scientists set up a "frozen aviary" to conserve rare birds.
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Ocean mapping XPRIZE cuts teams to 21
The international competition to drive innovation in seafloor mapping announces the teams that will take part in its semi-final stage.
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Plastic 'nurdles' found littering UK beaches
Billions of tiny plastic lentil-sized pellets can be spotted on UK shores - but how do 'nurdles' get there?
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Call for brain donors
Scientists are calling for more people to donate their brains to research to help find cures for mental and psychological disorders.
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Cardiff Uni's new way of making compounds for drugs
Researchers in Cardiff develop a new "highly-efficient" method of extracting disease-fighting compounds.
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Zealandia: Is there an eighth continent under New Zealand?
Almost entirely submerged, Zealandia meets all the criteria to be considered a continent, say researchers.
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Scientists appeal for more people to donate their brains
They say they are lacking the brains of people with disorders such as depression and PTSD.
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UK scientists seek closer relationship with US after Brexit
Research institutions want to make it easier for scientists to collaborate and share facilities.
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'Seagrasses' vital to coastal health
Underwater flowering plants play multiple roles in keeping coastal ecosystems healthy.
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Event Horizon Telescope ready to image black hole
An Earth-sized "virtual telescope" is ready to take the first ever picture of a black hole - the monster mysterious object at the centre of our galaxy.
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