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AlphaStar, the AI built by tech firm DeepMind, has reached the top ranks of StarCraft II players, above 99.8 per cent of human gamers

A drug that targets cancers with a mutated KRAS gene removed tumours in 8 out of 10 mice and shrunk tumours in 2 out of 4 people

Researchers have managed to stitch together the final route Ötzi the Iceman took before he died by analysing 75 species of plant found with him

Google is famous for ditching projects it loses interest in. The road to workable quantum computers will be long, but we must stick with it, says Douglas Heaven

To learn more about the mysteries of quantum chromodynamics, we are probing the universe’s densest stars, says Chanda Prescod-Weinstein in her latest column

NVIDIA, a chip manufacturer, has made an app that uses AI to show you what your pet would like if it were another animal

Having sex might have helped start your pregnancy but it’s not going to help you when push comes to shove

Approach involves heating and cooling battery

Join us on 20 November at 3pm (GMT) to learn how teams can effectively collaborate, manage and implement machine learning using Pipeline Pilot from Dassault Systèmes

Five tips for engaging with the private sector

After three decades in the writing-editing trade, you get to recognise how language evolves. New words come into fashion and then fade away, some of them stick, some of them even end up being added to major dictionaries, at least in the online version and then quietly forgotten if they’re not deemed fit for the … Continue reading "Is your perfect grammar making you sound posh?"

Never-before-seen form of plutonium could shake up models of how radioactive contaminants disperse in the environment

Health care executive to lead 171-year-old scientific organization

Never-before-seen form of plutonium could shake up models of how radioactive contaminants disperse in the environment

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Through artwork – videos, audio pieces, installations and paintings – this exhibition looks at how anxiety affects individuals and society.

Sanger Institute’s aborted effort to develop gene chip could set back research in Africa

U.S. supercomputing leader is the latest big backer in a globally crowded field

Now, the birds have their own custom mobile service plan

Organizers not clear on next steps

2.7-million-year-old core chronicles switch from 40,000- to 100,000-year ice age cycles

Strategy appears to block KRAS tumor growth protein

Jonathan Faiz named as Editor-in-Chief of ChemPlusChem