The Guardian
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[:es]Scientists are human too, so why are we shocked when they fall short?[:]
When our heroes – like Richard Feynman – turn out to be less than perfect, it’s an open question as to whether we should write off their work as well
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[:es]Asteroid from another star system found orbiting wrong way near Jupiter[:]
For the first time, a permanent member of our solar system has been found to have originated elsewhere
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[:es] New chemical compound ‘stops common cold in its tracks'[:]
Scientists working on human cells in a dish find new way to tackle rhinovirus – though a cure is a long way off
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[:es] Sun ‘will flare into massive planetary nebula when it dies'[:]
In 5 billion years our dying sun will transform into a stunning planetary nebula visible for millions of light years around, scientists say
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[:es] Fossil sheds light on evolutionary journey from dinosaur to bird[:]
Scientists have reconstructed the skull of an Ichthyornis dispar, a very early bird species that still had the sharp teeth of a dinosaur
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[:es] Women not getting a fair say at academic conferences, research reveals[:]
Male conference organisers disproportionately choose men over women when assigning speaking slots
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[:es] Tests on Captain Cook’s sweet potato fuel row over how crop reached Polynesia[:]
Researchers claim to have settled question of whether there was contact between islanders and Americas with construction of tuber’s ‘family tree’
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[:es]Doctors hope for blindness cure after restoring patients’ sight[:]
Treatment for common cause of blindness could be available within five years, scientists say
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[:es] Five categories for adult diabetes, not just type 1 and type 2[:]
Findings shed light on variations in response to treatment between diabetics –and could help identify those at high risk of complications