Multiple sclerosis: first aid for nerve fibres: It will be a long time before we know what causes MS. Meanwhile, four researchers in Cambridge are tracking down a new way to bring relief to people with this chronic illness
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Who'd fly a superfighter?: Fighter aircraft now manoeuvre so powerfully that their pilots are passing out before the new generation of planes can fulfil their design potential
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The limits to Freedom: The space station used to be sexy - a patriotic game that could one day lead to Mars. Now critics say it is good for nothing but wasting taxpayers' dollars
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Technology
Technology: Open the shuttle bay doors, Hal
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Technology: Bright sparks speed up catalysis
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Technology: White Book opens new chapter on digital standards
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Technology: Mirrors throw new light on video projectors
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Technology: EuroDisney games: not all childs' play
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Technology: Biofuel not the ticket for Reading buses
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Science: Microwaves may mark position of protoplanets
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Science: DNA goes missing in Polynesian triangle
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Science: Secrets of the sand written in the scallops
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Science: Consuming passion for distant relatives
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Cool $30 million
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Rock bottom
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Receiving science loud and clear
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Weeding out wolves
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Civilian sub
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Pollutant puzzle
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Science fetes
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Eye reopens
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And now, here is the technology forecast: Time and again, Japan has shown an ability to exploit new technology before anyone else. Britain is about to adopt the Japanese model for picking promising areas for research
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Science: Stings go better with Coke
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Science: Touchy flowers work on elastic
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Science: A baby boom for brown dwarfs?
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Party's over for supercollider
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Cool response to dinosaur 'DNA'
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No place in space for adverts
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Government faces both ways on Thorp
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Bills still coming in for Australian nuclear tests
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'Time to bank on gene profiles'
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Clinton's unpopular timber plan
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Test ban survives despite protests
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Prescriptions for the health of the world?
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US measures to save rhino anger African states
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Prisoners' video link goes on trial
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Israel's fish at risk from escaping sturgeon
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Greek dam dooms Byron's wetland
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Opinion
Features
Multiple sclerosis: first aid for nerve fibres: It will be a long time before we know what causes MS. Meanwhile, four researchers in Cambridge are tracking down a new way to bring relief to people with this chronic illness
Features
Who'd fly a superfighter?: Fighter aircraft now manoeuvre so powerfully that their pilots are passing out before the new generation of planes can fulfil their design potential
Features
The limits to Freedom: The space station used to be sexy - a patriotic game that could one day lead to Mars. Now critics say it is good for nothing but wasting taxpayers' dollars
Features
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Forum: Slugging it out in the nocturnal garden - Willie Stanton on the frustrations of gardening in the dark
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Forum: Physician, teach thyself - Wolf Seufert is party to a new way of fostering autonomy and self-reliance in medical students
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Review: Pranksters strike again
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Review: A world built on grass
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