New Scientist

Socially isolated animals seem to be better at solving problems
Animals that are social outliers seem to be better at solving problems
Monkeys with human-like hands can be fooled by sleight-of-hand magic
My Amazon family’s gut microbes may help us fight inflammatory disease
Invasive Burmese python in Florida lays a record 96 eggs in one go
Crystal impervious to radiation could be used in spaceship computers
Australia’s detention of child asylum seekers has harmed their health
Wild African elephants may have domesticated themselves
NASA announced the four astronauts of the Artemis II mission
Light interacts with its past self in twist on double-slit experiment
Ozone-destroying CFC chemicals are on the rise again despite ban
Plagiarism tool gets a ChatGPT detector – some schools don’t want it
Ukraine is building an AI to help triage shrapnel injuries
Stunning image shows the developing nervous system in a chick embryo
Honeybees benefit from strips of native plants embedded in farmland
How the UK's rivers are being overlooked and why we need to fix them
Plastic wrap made from seaweed withstands heat and is compostable
Later bedtimes on weekends are linked to weight gain in children

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