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Science correspondent Alok Jha visits the University of Hertfordshire to meet an android developed to show emotions
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1. My bright idea: Aubrey de Grey on living longer
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3. First robot able to develop and show emotions is unveiled
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4. Britain's oldest house found in North Yorkshire
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5. Video: 3D body scanners and how to grow edible clothes
How the fashion industry is turning to science to help reduce waste
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7. Eyewitness: Green energy
Photographs from the Guardian Eyewitness series
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8. Fossil of 'cat-like' crocodile found in Tanzania
Creature named Pakasuchus kapilimai lived 105m years ago and had agile body and teeth like those of a mammal
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9. World's most ancient creatures found in Scottish field
Two colonies of age-old and endangered tadpole shrimps discovered alive and well near Solway coast
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10. Scientists find key to a good night's sleep