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Scientists unearth how to manage the Karoo
They're painting a more accurate three-dimensional image of the area's underground geology and resources.
Nanofibres could solve energy woes
Strands are thinner, conduct electricity better than copper and are 1 000 times stronger than steel, but lighter.
Power answer in black holes?
Scientists are looking for ways to harness the energy in galaxies to solve energy problems on Earth.
All hail the humble banana
Research indicates that unripe bananas have the potential to become a staple food, being mostly starch at this stage.
Is working with 3D printers a dangerous occupation?
It is possible that growth in this apparently miraculous technology could hurt those working with it.
Cellphone ‘fingerprints’ can stop criminals
Old military technology may make life more difficult for cellphone-using criminals.
Cheetahs in captivity need a better diet
A lack of high-energy fat in the big cats' diets may cause depression.
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Unravelling the skeletons in SA’s cupboard
Physical anthropologists are developing a database of the country's unique bones.
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