The women who went back to technology: Ten years ago a pioneering project was set up to help women return to technological careers. What happened to the hundreds who enrolled?
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This week's magazine
Editor's picks
The secret sex lives of fungi
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Nanotechnology rules, OK!
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When the solar wind blows: The northern lights are a sign of the awesome power that the Earth receives from the solar wind. The big puzzle is how
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Science beyond the ballot box: Expectations are high that the election will be on 9 April. Before the election manifestoes blind everyone with promises, what is on offer for the way science is run after polling day?
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News
Technology
Technology: Data delays leave satellite research up in the air
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Technology
Technology: Plans for massive NASA database 'too vague'
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Technology
Technology: 'Steer-by-wire' puts computers in the driving seat
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Science: Peering through the purple pall of pollution
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Science: Boron belies big bang theory
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Science: How does HIV infect babies in the womb?
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Science: Exploding neutron star could crate binary neutron star
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Science: . . . while mystery surrounds jet's dimmer partner
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Science: How to count the number of fish in the sea
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Science: Bright gas jet reveals twin black holes . . .
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Health for all
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Philips cuts R&D
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Homework
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Code on medical ethics divides Poland's doctors
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East German scientists face the dole
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Police protection fails Thailand's problem pets
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Threat to summit
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Teletext fiasco
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Welsh wind farm
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Confident cow walks again
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Policy promised
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Plea for the Burren
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Medical charity to gain billions
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Channel Tunnel passengers must wait
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Asthma researchers wrangle over safety inhalers
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Dangerous technology dumped on Third World
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US offers cash for carbon cuts
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Europe considers relaxing rabies rules
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Washington takes a stand on biotechnology
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NASA tried to dodge freedom of information laws
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Bison and two veg, the perfect Sunday dinner
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'Escaped' algae threaten Mediterranean ecosystem
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Peers urge more money for research into ship safety
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Cod crisis forces Canada to curb fishing
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Sticky cure saves Suffolk stallion
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Opinion
Features
The women who went back to technology: Ten years ago a pioneering project was set up to help women return to technological careers. What happened to the hundreds who enrolled?
Features
The secret sex lives of fungi
Features
Nanotechnology rules, OK!
Features
When the solar wind blows: The northern lights are a sign of the awesome power that the Earth receives from the solar wind. The big puzzle is how
Features
Science beyond the ballot box: Expectations are high that the election will be on 9 April. Before the election manifestoes blind everyone with promises, what is on offer for the way science is run after polling day?
Features
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Forum: Mathematics and the scientist - John Nicholson seeks a new perspective on mathematical skills
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Review: The constant decline
Books & Arts
Forum: Whose world is it anyway? - Richard Aronson wants to know how we can best manage our biosphere
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Thistle Diary: Good science should be on top, not on tap - Comment from Westminster by Tam Dalyell
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Forum: Scientists have a word for it - Berry-Anne Billingsley charts the rise of media slang
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