Disputed painting revealed as a Van Gogh
High-energy radiation reveals that a painting of a bouquet considered too flowery to be done by Van Gogh was actually his
Man with no pulse: How turbines can replace a heart
Watch a short film that follows a groundbreaking surgery to replace a dying man's heart with a beatless device
'Lab rat' of botany gets technicolour makeover
Arabidopsis thaliana, the first plant to have its genome fully sequenced, reveals its natural yellow dreadlocks and ethereal glow
Make PhDs employees not students
Giving PhD candidates professional status should banish feelings of "belonging to a pariah class" says representative body
Why a soundscape is worth a thousand pictures
Bernie Krause, author of The Great Animal Orchestra, explains how audio recordings of the natural world offer an insight into intricate habitats
A question of intelligence
Why are humans the smartest animals on Earth?
10 biggest puzzles of human evolution
We are the ape that stood on two feet, lost its fur and crossed the globe - but why? New Scientist explores these and other enduring riddles of our past
Mutant protein may allow flu to kill
Why is flu a mild infection in certain people but deadly in others? A single protein could explain the mystery in some cases
Metal detector knows how much cash is in your wallet
Detecting the magnetic ink on banknotes means the number of notes can be instantly counted
Green tea could mask testosterone doping
Cheating athletes could defy drug tests by drinking green or white tea, which blocks the release of testosterone into urine
Seeing through the fog of war
The technologies that fuelled the Arab spring are also laying bare its grim toll on human life
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