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Analysis of almost three million children captures when â€˜mathematical gender gapâ€™ first emerges and could help focus efforts to stop girls from falling behind.

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A digital restoration technique for damaged paintings was developed, in which a colour-accurate bilayer mask of printed pigments on polymeric films was used, reducing treatment time and cost while adhering to ethical conservation principles.

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Daily briefing: Evidence-backed strategies for talking about vaccine hesitancy

Experts share tips for talking about vaccines with your inner circle. Plus, a tiny device that â€˜spinsâ€™ blood clots away and why so many attempts to reduce fossil-fuel subsidies fail â€” and what to do about it.

Flora Graham
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When do girls fall behind in maths? Gigantic study pinpoints the moment

World first: brain implant lets man speak with expression â€• and sing

How to keep weight off after obesity drugs

Physical restoration of a painting with a digitally constructed mask

Daily briefing: Evidence-backed strategies for talking about vaccine hesitancy

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To progress, science must be truly global

How the brain separates real images from those it imagines

Quantum physicists unveil most â€˜trustworthyâ€™ random-number generator yet

How to keep weight off after obesity drugs

Close the mathematics gender gap: huge study prompts urgent call to action

Major telescope hosts world's largest digital camera: how it will transform astronomy

When do girls fall behind in maths? Gigantic study pinpoints the moment

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Gene therapy could correct blood stem cells inside, rather than outside, the body

Cheat-proof random numbers generated from quantum entanglement

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