James Woodford from New Scientist - Journalist Profile

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1	James Woodford New Scientist Ocean Correspondent. South Coast, New South Wales oceanjournalismauthorship		'Sexome' microbes swapped during sex could aid forensic investigations - 2 months ago How a moth uses an optical illusion to disguise itself as a leaf - 2 months ago Quail-sized feathered dinosaur may be the earliest known bird - 2 months ago How PsiQuantum plans to build world's largest quantum computer by 2027 - 2 months ago The ocean is losing its ability to store heat as the planet warms up - 3 months ago Humpback whale songs have patterns that resemble human language - 3 months ago London Underground mutant mosquitoes have surprisingly ancient origins - 3 months ago Amazing plesiosaur fossil preserves its skin and scales - 3 months ago Cuddling koalas show unexpected sociable side in surprising video - 3 months ago Ancient relative of geese is the earliest known modern bird - 3 months ago Spiders can run just as fast after two of their legs drop off - 3 months ago Rice variant slashes planet-warming methane emissions by 70 per cent - 3 months ago Astronomers baffled by bizarre 'zombie star' that shouldn't exist - 3 months ago Giant isopod named after Darth Vader is a delicacy in Vietnam - 3 months ago Intricate ancient tattoos revealed by shining lasers on mummies - 3 months ago Secrets of velvet ant's venom explain what makes its sting so painful - 4 months ago Will miners finally start harvesting metals from the seabed in 2025? - 4 months ago Ancient hominin Lucy was a lousy runner, simulations show - 4 months ago 'Artificial tongue' can detect chemical makeup of alcoholic drinks - 4 months ago Magic mushrooms found in Africa are a species new to science - 4 months ago Temporary scalp tattoo can be used to record brain activity - 5 months ago Antarctica is in crisis and we are scrambling to understand its future - 5 months ago Meteorite crystals show evidence of hot water on ancient Mars - 5 months ago Vital Atlantic Ocean current is already weakening due to melting ice - 5 months ago Australia wants to ban social media for under-16s, but it won't work - 5 months ago Drought, fires and fossil fuels push CO2 emissions to a record high - 5 months ago Lights on surfboards and wetsuits could deter shark attacks - 5 months ago Chimps do better at difficult tasks when they have an audience - 6 months ago Watch elephants use a hose to shower themselves – and prank others - 6 months ago We are a long way from pregnancy being safe on Mars - 6 months ago Chinese rover finds further evidence for an ancient ocean on Mars - 6 months ago DNA analysis rewrites the stories of people buried in Pompeii - 6 months ago 3D printing with light and sound could let us copy human organs - 6 months ago World's largest tree is also among the oldest living organisms - 6 months ago Chimpanzees will never randomly type the complete works of Shakespeare - 6 months ago Oldest tadpole fossil known to science dates back 161 million years - 6 months ago DNA helps match 'Well Man' skeleton to 800-year-old Norwegian saga - 6 months ago Motor made from bacteria parts is one of the smallest ever built - 6 months ago Dolphins breathe in microplastics and it could be damaging their lungs - 6 months ago Parts of Antarctica are turning green at an 'astounding' rate - 7 months ago Ants can be used to make yogurt – and now we know how it works - 7 months ago Rapamycin could make an epilepsy drug much safer during pregnancy - 7 months ago Dolphin 'smiles' may truly be a sign of playfulness - 7 months ago Ancient people of Easter Island made return trips to South America - 7 months ago I took control of NASA's Valkyrie robot and it blew my mind - 8 months ago Endangered wombat's rare encounter with echidna caught on camera - 8 months ago Even simple bacteria can anticipate the changing seasons - 8 months ago Earthquakes may explain how huge gold nuggets form in quartz rock - 8 months ago Lab-grown stem cells could be a 'breakthrough' for cancer treatment - 8 months ago Listening to worms wriggle can help us monitor ecosystem health - 8 months ago
2	James Dinneen New Scientist Science news source. Worldwide sciencenewstechnology		Drought, fires and fossil fuels push CO2 emissions to a record high - 5 months ago