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How strong is the link between cannabis and schizophrenia?

Psychiatrist Deepak D’Souza says we are finally beginning to understand the relationship between cannabis use and schizophrenia, including which drug users are most at risk ....

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Eco-friendly exoskeleton cuts apartment building energy use by 60%

Nine old apartment buildings in New York City were retrofitted from the outside to consume less energy while minimising disruption to tenants ....

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Gel injected into living animals turns into an electrode

Researchers injected a leech with gel that transforms into a soft electrode, letting them control its muscle contractions – this gel could eventually be used in the brain to treat neurological conditions without surgery ....

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Cool photographs capture new geopolitics of the melting Arctic

As global warming accelerates, the Arctic is changing fast. Gregor Sailer captures this deep shift in his photographs of military stations and ice monitoring kit, part of his exhibition called The Polar Silk Road ....

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Governments should use speculative fiction tools to predict the future

Law-makers must act like speculative fiction authors and try to foresee how technology will change our world, says writer Ray Nayler ....

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