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19 October 2011 Last updated at 15:26 ET

IQ 'can change in teenage years'Pupils taking exams

The mental ability of teenagers can improve or decline on a far greater scale than previously thought, according to new research.


CCS technology pilot project at LongannetScots carbon capture scheme scrapped

Plans for a pioneering carbon capture project at Longannet coal-fired power station have been scrapped, the UK energy secretary confirms.

Viasat-1 in testing (SS/l)'Broadband giant' heads skyward

The Viasat-1 broadband spacecraft, one of the most powerful satellites ever built, rides to orbit on a Russian Proton rocket.

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Jonathan Amos Article written by Jonathan Amos Jonathan Amos Science correspondent

A rocket abroad - Soyuz in French Guiana

It is one of the most important weeks in the history of European space activity, with the first Russian Soyuz rocket set to launch from French Guiana.

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Richard Black Article written by Richard Black Richard Black Environment correspondent

Carbon: What price simplicity?

Is there a simpler way to put a price on carbon emissions than unwieldy trading schemes?

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