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Victims of volcanoes: Why blame an asteroid?
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Life
It came from outer space
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Eternal life for light bulbs: With at least one manufacturer promising a method of lighting that may last 50 times longer than standard bulbs, the industry is asking why people won't pay for existing long-life products
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The quest for the cosmological constant: Einstein called itthe biggest blunder of his life. But modern astronomers may need thecosmological constant to save the big bang
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Technology
Technology: The laptop law of the sea
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Technology: Radio Rhino is hot on the track of poachers
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Technology: A short cut to baking better ceramics
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Technology: Making light work of IVF
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Science: Stick insects find seedy solution to safeguarding eggs
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Science: Life through the looking glass
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Science: Bouncing bees trigger pollen explosions
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Science: Plant SOS summons insect cavalry
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Science: Nature worms out the time travel paradox
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Science: Virus transports 'foreign' gene into rat's brain
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Science: Baleen whale's genes capture echoes of past
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Science: The secret of Bath's methane - fuelled microbes
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Good childcare beats the blues
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HIV: high risk behind bars - Among drug users, the risk of infection with HIV may be higher in prison than in the outside world. Ex-convicts know how the problem could be tackled but the government is slow to listen
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'Gender offenders' skew results in many studies: The American Association for the Advancement of Science opened in 1993 meeting in Boston last week. ¿ìè¶ÌÊÓƵ's reporters were there to sample what was on offer
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Modern hunter-gatherers no guide to Stone Age past
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HIV vaccine trial for newborn babies
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Early Americans thrived without maize
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Timid women still win the sex war
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The daring and devious father of vaccines
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US industry spurns government inventions
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Southern roaches fall for pheromones
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Mystery toxin in French shellfish
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Ethical doubts halt psychology study on children
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High-flying railway back on track
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Unfashionable research pushed aside
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Congress probes sales of drugs discoveries
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Suspect parts ground shuttle
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Embattled biospherians fight mite with mite
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Rape case fuels row over HIV evidence
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Smoking study strengthens cancer link
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Cause unknown for 'AIDS' without HIV
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Ministers econmomical with vital statistics?
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Opinion
Features
Life
Seeing biology through Aristotle's eyes
Features
Victims of volcanoes: Why blame an asteroid?
Features
Life
It came from outer space
Features
Eternal life for light bulbs: With at least one manufacturer promising a method of lighting that may last 50 times longer than standard bulbs, the industry is asking why people won't pay for existing long-life products
Features
The quest for the cosmological constant: Einstein called itthe biggest blunder of his life. But modern astronomers may need thecosmological constant to save the big bang
Features
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Forum: Are we ready for a Ministry for Science? - William Bown muses on the political will to break down artificial barriers
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Review: In the beginning was the global lottery
Books & Arts
Forum: A funny sort of language - Meanings cannot be deduced from letters alone says Jeremy Burgess
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Thistle Diary: Toxicity and troubled waters - Comment from Westminster
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Review: Bounty for the patent hunters
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