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Quakes: when and where?

Seeds no more

No longer a dream, seedless apples are ready to invade the US markets

The changelings

A recent experiment explains how insects might have evolved

Eyes of the beholder

Yes, we can see. A new study tells us how

The return of bad medicine

A medicine that had been banned for its harmful effects, may soon stage a comeback

Foul air

Frequency clash

Recipe for long life

If you want to live longer, you may have to go hungry

Sudden impact

A meteorite that hit the Earth could have thrown life forms across the globe

Timid genes

Dirt detector

Revival of nerves

Some neurone functions restore on their own following a spinal cord or brain damage

A parasite's parasite

Extreme care is required to ensure the purity of plasmodium cultures

Red hot chilli peppers

Sweet tooth

Like humans, plants, too, have a penchant for sugar

Retro-clean

The 'greening' of an industrial gas turbine

Natural antifreeze

The colour red

Jupiter's Great Red spot resembles a lopsided wedding cake, say experts

To trust or

Guess what is common to viral strains that infect bacteria and two supposed partners in crime

Fidget away the fat

A study reveals how fidgety and restless people do not gain weight even if they overeat

Of bees, flowers and robbery

Earlier thought to be plant-friendly, the bumblebee actually inhibits plant reproduction

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Jupiter's winds

What keeps Jupiter and its plasma sheet in synchronous orbit

Looking back

By studying distant galaxies, we can test and refine our theories of star formation