Digital face transplant for low-budget movies
A low-cost method of swapping faces on video could make it easy to ditch your film's star even if you don't have Hollywood funding
Friday Illusion: Ghostly images change shape
See how focusing on coloured circles or hexagons can have a shape-shifting effect
See Flickr's daily photo deluge in hard copies
A torrent of photo prints shows how 24 hours on Flickr can swamp us in images
Gorgeous predators pictured in the wild
See our pick of Roger Hooper's shots of formidable animals at home in the wild
Vital utilities vulnerable to hacking
Cyberattacks could easily bring down infrastructure such as water facilities and power plants, as recent events have shown. But help is at hand
Caught between the moon and a jug of cheese puffs
A new exhibition from Claire Healy and Sean Cordeiro juxtaposes extremes of ambition and indulgence in the American quest for the stars
Enhance your senses: High-tech ways to play
Sometimes the best inventions are just for fun. Watch our video special on the greatest tech from the 2011 Siggraph Asia conference
Let's build a beacon to tell aliens who we were
Chris Wilson suggests that the job of active SETI should be to build a monument to our civilisation before humans go extinct
Airbursts trigger dust avalanches on Mars
Shock waves from falling meteorites set off huge landslides, scouring the Martian surface
Bridging the gap between science and business
Our Big Wide World blogger used to fall asleep in the mandatory undergraduate business lectures, so why is she studying an MBA alongside her PhD?
Feedback: A catalogue of dodgy ads
Spray on hormones to help you lose weight, improve your memory with earlobe exercise, Brian Cox teaches astrology, and more
Seek 'em here, seek 'em there: Anonymous is everywhere
When online skulduggery breaks out, all fingers point at the hacktivist pranksters
Flerovium and livermorium may join periodic table
The heaviest confirmed elements in the periodic table, 114 and 116, may be named for the institutions that forged them
Entangled diamonds blur quantum-classical divide
Two diamonds large enough to pick up with your fingers have been made to share one quantum state - the feat is normally achieved with much smaller objects
Global surveillance supermarket offered to dictators
When despots want to intercept private communications, they have no problem finding vendors willing to help, a document release reveals
Anonymous' 'Robin Hood' attacks may benefit banks
The hacktivists' plan to rob from the rich and give to the poor using stolen credit cards is likely to backfire
Why some wasps are good with faces - and others aren't
You don't want to mess with Ms Big, so it's useful if you recognise her when you see her. So useful that even wasps can do it
Soot coating creates self-cleaning surface
Black soot could be the key to creating transparent materials that can repel both oil and water - perfect for self-cleaning lenses or touchscreens
Voyager space probes show outsiders' view of Milky Way
A particular wavelength of light can be seen from across the universe, but until now emissions from our own galaxy have been lost in the sun's glare
3D rabbit appears on screen made of mist
See a new display system made of fog that allows users to interact with 3D projections
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