The risks of ferry travel
Features
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Editor's picks
Selling science to the public: Is the drive to educate the public about science merely an exercise in public relations and labour recruitment? Who will really benefit?
Features
All the world's a zoo: Captive breeding may no longer be enough to save endangered species. Is it time to start manipulating the animals left in the wild?
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The perils of popular science: 'Media boffins' often incur the wrath of colleagues back in their ivory towers. The best advice is to become eminent in your field before venturing into the public arena
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Too much of a good thing
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The year the taps ran dry: Britain's sweltering summer ismore than a repeat of the freak weather of 1976. This year's heat wave ispart of a drought that is afflicting most countries in Europe
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Technology
Technology: Japan patches up rocket for another try
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Technology
Technology: Contact lens keeps an eye out for exposure
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Technology
Technology: Sunshine underground
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Technology: Oscillating motor set to shake up engine makers?
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Museum jobs
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Cleaner image
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Science: Astronomers mystified by galaxy evolution
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Science: Space snaps spot distant quasars
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Science: Where have all the solar neutrinos gone?
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Japan tipped for mathematics 'Nobel'
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Magellan's mission
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Siberia's silent 'bomb'
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Back to the fold
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Astronomy marks its stamps
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AZT go-ahead
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Measles epidemics sweep across the Americas
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Space
The testing error that led to Hubble mirror fiasco
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Green veto on Berlin reactor threatens research institute
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Study of miners heightens aluminium fears
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Cash crisis undercuts National Curriculum
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Plans for nuclear store hang in the balance
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Lone macaw makes a vain bid for survival
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US remains coy about its plans for chemical arms
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Gas-guzzlers worsen oil crisis in US
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Israel tests 'star wars' rocket
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Sceptics dampen hopes for cancer 'therapy'
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Fresh threat to renewable energy projects
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Opinion
Features
The risks of ferry travel
Features
Selling science to the public: Is the drive to educate the public about science merely an exercise in public relations and labour recruitment? Who will really benefit?
Features
All the world's a zoo: Captive breeding may no longer be enough to save endangered species. Is it time to start manipulating the animals left in the wild?
Features
The perils of popular science: 'Media boffins' often incur the wrath of colleagues back in their ivory towers. The best advice is to become eminent in your field before venturing into the public arena
Features
Too much of a good thing
Features
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Forum: Reinventing the wheel - A solution to the not-invented-here syndrome
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Thistle Diary - More comment from Westminster: Death among fast breeders and birds -
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Forum: The case of the missing science - Social scientists are too often given the cold shoulder
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Forum: Friend or foe? - Computers are not all they claim to be
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Forum: Legless in space - A tumble into microgravity
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Review: The man who brought science to India
Books & Arts
Review: An Indiaman keeps her secrets
Books & Arts
Home of Radio Waves / Review of How We Know About The Universe, an exhibition at the Jodrell Bank sciece centre, Macclesfield
Books & Arts
Review: Travels in the other Amazon
Books & Arts
Review: Trials and tribulations in the Arctic
Books & Arts
Review: Peace strictly for the birds
Books & Arts
