Best videos of 2011: Malaria invades blood cell
In our top video of the year, watch a malaria parasite infiltrate a cell captured for the first time in high resolution
Nobel prizewinning quasicrystal fell from space
The only known naturally occurring sample of quasicrystal seems to come from a meteorite, changing our understanding of how these curious structures can form
Herring galore as tonnes of fish wash up on beach
As thousands of dead herring are washed up on a Norwegian beach, biologists are left seeking an explanation that isn't apocalyptic
How crossword puzzles mess with your mind
The agony and the ecstasy of solving a crossword puzzle can reflect a surprising amount about the subconscious mind, says Stephen Battersby
Legal firewall bars foreign e-commerce from Belarus
Companies in Belarus will only be allowed to use locally-hosted web services, and even private individuals could be fined for accessing foreign domains
Best videos of 2011: Mega-crabs take over Antarctic
Watch huge crustaceans invade a frosty enclave in our second-place video of the year
Learn language faster with gestures
People remember new words more easily when they are taught alongside body movements
Spot of Culture: V. S. Ramachandran loves...
Neuroscientist V. S. Ramachandran recommends a stimulating spot - where you can take a date
The dust library
Specks of dust are as unique as snowflakes - but no one had ever paid much attention to what individual particles are made of. Until now. Kate Douglas reports
Twin satellites buzz around man in the moon
Our moon has two new satellites of its own - and they could reveal whether it ate a sibling many moons ago
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