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Sarah Wild
From the cradle to the grave? #Naledifossils
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Sarah Wild
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10 Sep 2015
Researchers have revealed details of the recently discovered Homo naledi – a species with characteristics eerily similar to humans.
The murky morality of biobanking
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Sarah Wild
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3 Sep 2015
Human tissue could be a medical game changer, but thorny ethical roadblocks must be navigated.
Stem cell research outstrips legislation
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Sarah Wild
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27 Aug 2015
Genetics and bioethics experts are calling for a national oversight body to address critical gaps in South Africa's regulations and law.
Smaller steps for mankind
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Sarah Wild
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23 Aug 2015
South Africa is set to launch nanosatellites that will gather valuable data before self-destructing.
Solar puzzle: We’ll follow the sun, but tomorrow may rain
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Sarah Wild
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23 Aug 2015
Heliostats use mirrors to harness power, but storing it is tricky - and the solution is a salty one.
Researchers plug carbon sink gaps
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Sarah Wild
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23 Aug 2015
The Southern Ocean could yield important clues about the effects of climate change.
Jazz and cocktails send SA scientists into Orbit
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Sarah Wild
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21 Aug 2015
Presenting science in a more relaxed and informal environment than the usual academic setting.
Coke cash sours obesity science
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Sarah Wild
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13 Aug 2015
A funding scandal about obesity highlights the tightrope that cash-starved researchers must walk.
Genes don’t fit in the DNA diet
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Sarah Wild
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6 Aug 2015
The jury's out on whether a new dietary programme is linked to a person's genetic make-up.
Science Voices 2015: Editor’s note
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Sarah Wild
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30 Jul 2015
Get in on the science debate, says Mail & Guardian's science editor Sarah Wild.
Bid to ban autonomous killing machines
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Sarah Wild
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30 Jul 2015
Over 10 000 people have signed a letter in favour of banning artificial intelligence weapons that select and engage targets without human intervention
Copyright issues dog academics
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Sarah Wild
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30 Jul 2015
Not only are they at the mercy of publishing houses, their rights are also limited by South African law.
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