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Technology

DeepMind鈥檚 AI cuts energy costs for cooling buildings

Research firm DeepMind has built an AI to optimise cooling systems in buildings. In tests, it reduced energy usage by around 10 per cent

2FM22K7 The joy is evident on the face of this young orangutan. BORNEO: THIS BRITISH photographer has spent TWENTY years snapping Borneo?s cutest orangutans.

Life

Living in trees may have given great apes vocal skills for consonants

A child sitting in a hospital bed

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Why are children catching so many illnesses this winter?

Deer tick on a leaf

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Lyme disease may spread further by helping ticks survive cold winters

Slime robot inside a model of the stomach

Technology

This Venom-like magnetic slime robot was a big hit in 2022

Eve Bazaiba Masudi, Vice-Prime Minister and Environment Minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Brazil Foreign Minister Leonardo Cleaver de Athayde, left, and Daniel Tumpal Sumurung Simanjuntak of Indonesia raises their arms following a discussion at the COP15 UN conference on biodiversity in Montreal

Environment

COP15: Treaty may unravel over last-minute disputes and vague targets

Laser

Physics

Lasers used to throw and catch single atoms for first time

Malewasp_treefrog_2.jpg: A male wasp (Anterhynchium gibbifrons) stinging and biting a tree frog (Dryophytes japonica).

Life

Male wasps use spiky genitals to defend themselves from predators

Dark dunes surrounding Mars's northern polar cap

Space

Mars has enough wind to power bases near the poles all year round

Illustration of a group of ichthyosaurs

Life

Ichthyosaurs used a barren region of the ocean as an ancient nursery

Marine reptiles called ichthyosaurs, which resembled whales and dolphins, seem to have gathered to give birth in a quiet ocean area with no predators

The Best of New Scientist 2022

Environment

Countries agree landmark deal to halt global decline in nature by 2030

Environment

COP15: How much money do we need to stop biodiversity loss?

Environment

COP15: What is the 30 by 30 biodiversity target and is it enough?