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A long, long way to Waxahachie's dream machine
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Crystal engineering – the natural way
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Science advice - an abuser's guide: Most politicians claim that they recognise the value of advice from scientists and technologists. But is the advice worth anything when weighed in the scales of politics?
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Liming fails the acid test:
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The intricate wiring that lets us move: Studies of the complex nerve circuits in one part of the brain are beginning to reveal why people with Parkinson's and Huntington's diseases make bizarre movements
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Science: New trees may increase greenhouse effect
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Science: Galaxies form 'megawalls' across space
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Science: Minuscule eddies make plankton glow in the dark
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Science: Cold 'cure' holds out hope for AIDS drug
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Science: Killer whales communicate in distinct 'dialects'
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Science: A watched atom never decays
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Singular feats quench tyre fire
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Lords unhappy
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Acid test fails
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Brazil's surprise choice
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Australian centres
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Biologist's challenge
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AIDS waiver
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Canadian cuts
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Exxon vows to fight spill charges
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UN agency launches environmental warning system
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Germany bows to pressure over gene research
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Americans edge towards consensus over cholesterol
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Higher costs confirmed for US supercollider
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Endangered parrot lays nest egg for survival
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Britain reviews its stance over Unesco
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New AIDS drug starts clinical trials
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Science ministry planned
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New Zealand's U-turn threatens Antarctic mining treaty
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Computers help to hunt the Tasmanian tiger
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Chinese scientist speaks out for freedom
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Japan's particle collider bites the dust
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California's still shaking all over
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Oceans spring surprise on climate modellers
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Technology: California cleans up its cars with methanol
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Technology: Flipping images fool the fakers
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Technology: Video camera learns to cope with uncertainty
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Opinion
Features
Technology
A long, long way to Waxahachie's dream machine
Features
Technology
Crystal engineering – the natural way
Features
Science advice - an abuser's guide: Most politicians claim that they recognise the value of advice from scientists and technologists. But is the advice worth anything when weighed in the scales of politics?
Features
Liming fails the acid test:
Features
The intricate wiring that lets us move: Studies of the complex nerve circuits in one part of the brain are beginning to reveal why people with Parkinson's and Huntington's diseases make bizarre movements
Features
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Cancer and oncogenes
Inside Science
Forum: Our brilliant careers - The haphazard route into science
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Forum: Pull the other one - Professional advertising
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Forum: So much for Japanese experience - A lack of foresight among British companies
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Forum: Exams that turn into nightmares - They have a way of coming back at you
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Thistle Diary - More comment from Westminster: 'Cats', women and concern about food
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What lies between input and output / Review of 'In and Out of the Black Box' by David W. Hamlyn
Books & Arts
A presence that disturbs / Review of 'Mother Country' by Marilynne Robinson
Books & Arts
A good place to be? / Review of 'Women in Engineering' by Ruth Carter and Gill Kirkup
Books & Arts
The fallacy of the last move / Review of 'A Shield in Space? Technology, Politics and the Strategic Defense Initiative' by Sanford Lakoff and Herbert York
Books & Arts
Look into the depths of space / Review of 'Stereo Star Maps' by Richard Monkhouse and John Cox
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Forum: How to cut a swathe through the literature - Susan Aldridge applies 80/20 vision to the scientific journals
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Forum: A question of credibility - A plea for more openness
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Boldness paid off with the double helix / Review of 'What Mad Pursuit - A Personal View of Scientific Discovery' by Francis Crick 12.95 pounds
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