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This is your brain on stress

The high-tech joys of freeze-dried foods.

After a rain delay, daredevil Yves Rossy successfully crosses the English Channel in a homemade jet-wing

New research shows Neanderthals enjoyed surf and turf

New liquid lens technique could lead to cheaper, lighter and more energy-efficient cameras in a range of devices

Android and Apple go head to head. Who will emerge victorious?

Hyundai undercuts Lexus, Infiniti and Mercedes with a luxury car that'll give car buyers another reason to forget the Korean carmaker's checkered past

Scientists measure methane at the source

Hackers attack LHC network. Is computer geeks/physicists the new Jets/Sharks?

Fluctuations in serotonin transports help explain seasonal mood swings

The most powerful and complex science experiment in the history of the universe is finally—after 14 years and $10 billion—about to begin. There’s no telling what it may find, and that’s entirely the point

Work-around surgeries for missing limbs, quick fixes to mend Nazi bones and tricks for lengthening uneven limbs; when it comes to special ops, the Doctor is in

Reusing exhaust makes for a cleaner, more capable engine

A thinner, tougher display puts screens on more gadgets

In her inaugural post the doctor explains why eating humans is bad; and eating margarine is barely any better

A new imaging technology may make surgeons' jobs a little easier

Chevrolet's latest sports car pairs supercar horsepower with driving comfort. Yes, we're sure it's a Corvette.

MIT scientists have engineering the first viral assembly line workers

The Toolmongers take a hybrid beast out for a spin

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