Security tokens busted in a matter of minutes
Users who log in with USB-equipped security tokens could be vulnerable to attack
Evolution could generate new semiconducting structures
The proteins that help sponges generate their silica skeletons have been harnessed to form new semiconducting structures
Genes reveal grain of truth to Queen of Sheba story
About 3000 years ago, there was an influx of genes from the near East into Ethiopia - around the same time the African Queen of Sheba purportedly met King Solomon
Gridlock escape system pioneered by Ford
Paul Marks test-drives Traffic Jam Assist, the latest car-automation technology from Ford
Advice for Earthlings
A tenant's manual to inhabiting Earth, plus the physics behind magicians' tricks
Lonesome George dies but his subspecies genes survive
The last Pinta Island tortoise, rarest animal in the world and Gal?pagos icon, has died - but genes remain
Prime locations for life in our solar system
The Kepler space telescope has identified planets in other star systems that might host life. But could simple life have arisen on our galactic doorstep?
Baby's birth captured in MRI movie for the first time
Watch the first video that documents labour and delivery using a recently developed imaging technique
Virtually whack it with a responsive tennis racket
A game controller that can twist, deflect and vibrate could bring a new level of realism to video-game tennis by simulating the impact of a ball
Charisma class: How to win fans and influence people
Either you've got it or you ain't? Not any more: psychologists have distilled the key ingredients of charisma and turned it into a skill you can learn
Swine flu pandemic killed 15 times more than thought
The 2009 flu pandemic is often described as lacking a killer edge - but a new estimate suggests the virus may have taken more than 575,000 lives
Bot with boyish personality wins biggest Turing test
The largest Turing test ever performed was won by a bot pretending to be a 13-year-old boy
Banking outage gives tiny glimpse of cybergeddon
The five-day banking brownout in the UK is tiny compared to the scenarios some cybersecurity experts fear
Agent Higgs game turns real particle hunt on its head
As the world waits for more news in the hunt for the Higgs boson, a simple mobile phone game encourages players to hide, not hunt, the particle
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