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Industries in DepthWill nanomachines drive a medical revolution?Tapas Sen · The Conversation 27 Apr 2016
Industries in DepthScientists have found a surprising new use for coalDavid L. Chandler · MIT News 26 Apr 2016
Industries in DepthCan agricultural development reduce poverty in Africa?Channing Arndt · The Conversation 25 Apr 2016
Industries in DepthThe unexpected solution to preserving food? Crab shellsNational University of Singapore · Futurity 25 Apr 2016
Industries in DepthCould this improve food security and stop deforestation?Laura Kehoe · The Conversation 22 Apr 2016
Industries in DepthRomans had no need for dentists, because of one food they didn’t eatOlivia Goldhill · Quartz 22 Apr 2016
Industries in DepthThis could help us understand more about the role of neutrinos in the universeMike Krapfl · Futurity 21 Apr 2016
Industries in DepthOnline hate targets women and black journalists, finds The GuardianEmma Luxton 14 Apr 2016
Industries in DepthThink you're popular? You may have already passed your peakChristopher Ingraham · Wonk Blog 12 Apr 2016
Industries in Depth10 surprising insights on how Africa tweetsChristine Mungai · Mail & Guardian Africa 12 Apr 2016
Industries in DepthNew research proves what you already knew: Hollywood is sexist and ageistEmma Luxton 11 Apr 2016