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Too soon to cheer the personal genome revolution?

In The Language of Life, Francis Collins says the age of personalised medicine is dawning – but his enthusiasm is premature

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Joe Penhall: Humanity after apocalypse

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Looking for good guys on the road

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Could popping a pill stop you hitting the bottle?

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Could popping a pill stop you hitting the bottle?

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2009 review: In green tech we must trust

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2009 review: In green tech we must trust

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The science of Santa

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Flash fiction competition winners

Flash fiction competition winners

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2010 preview: Automotive X Prize contestants power up

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2010 preview: Automotive X Prize contestants power up

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Anti-HIV vaginal gel fails

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Plastic bags recycled into nanotubes

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Plastic bags recycled into nanotubes

Waste polyethylene from shopping bags and other sources can easily be converted into carbon nanotubes suitable for use in batteries

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Battery lithium could come from geothermal waste water

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Wind farms don't affect property prices

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How complexity rules our lives

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Naming a mind disease

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