Fuzzy future for flat screens
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This week's magazine
Editor's picks
New Zealand's poisoned paradise: Toxic waste has seeped into New Zealand's soil and water, tarnishing the country's pristine image
Features
Cannabis: the brain's othr supplier - Researchers are buzzing with their best high for years. They have discovered that a substance produced by the brain behaves just like majijuana. A discovery they hope will open people's minds to learning more about t
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Chemistry that comes naturally: Photosynthesis and respiration are efficient, economical and enviromentally friendly. Industrial chemists are beginning to clean up their act by learning from such natural processes
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Table of contents
News
Technology
Patents: Waste not . . .
News
Technology
Patents: No ice? No problem
News
Technology
Patents: EPO grows more successful with age
News
Technology
Patents: A charged life
News
Technology
Technology: How a MiniDisc could supplant 1000 floppies
News
Technology
Technology: Is it CD or is it vinyl? Only 1 in 40 knows
News
Technology
Technology: A pair of glasses puts radon exposure into focus
News
Science: Sick impala gives trees a break
News
Technology
Technology: Organ transplants prepare for the big chill
News
Science: A stimulating way to reduce epileptic fits
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Science: The toxic sludge that just won't die
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Science: Perfect molecular fit is secret of superstrong superbond
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Science: How simple molecules get themselves in a twist
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TV options
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Kites' comeback
News
Have periods, will seek therapy: Do some women go mad every month? An influential group of psychiatrists seems to think they do
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Science: Corkscrew vision helps bees find flowers
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Prop for probe programme
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Faulty plan
News
Food is an ethical issue
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Exploding thesis
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'Simple solution for ozone killer
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Forcibly saved
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Routes to AIDS
News
Rocky road to a stable planet
News
How blue genes could green the cotton industry
News
Camel's chees gives nourishment to nomads
News
Seeds of dissent in India over foreign 'gene thieves'
News
Will Domesday 2000 put personal data on the map?
News
Taming wild peanuts brings life to poor soil
News
The shape of research councils to come
News
Lingering lagacy of the siege of Leningrad
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Museum does well with 'Disney' dinosaurs
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The case of one hundred disappearing reserviors
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Hidden mutation kills off triple drug HIV therapy
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France reels at latest medical scandal
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Opinion
Features
Fuzzy future for flat screens
Features
New Zealand's poisoned paradise: Toxic waste has seeped into New Zealand's soil and water, tarnishing the country's pristine image
Features
Cannabis: the brain's othr supplier - Researchers are buzzing with their best high for years. They have discovered that a substance produced by the brain behaves just like majijuana. A discovery they hope will open people's minds to learning more about t
Features
Chemistry that comes naturally: Photosynthesis and respiration are efficient, economical and enviromentally friendly. Industrial chemists are beginning to clean up their act by learning from such natural processes
Features
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Review: Cosmic tales to tell your friends
Books & Arts
Review: New Zealand's steaming energy
Books & Arts
Review: Lines, more lines and statistics
Books & Arts
Forum: Game, set and match to the human jungle - Is intelligence a priceless gift or an expendable resource, asks Salvador Malo
Forum
Forum: Beyond the old fashioned fringe - Donald Gould considers a nasty outbreak of medical conversion
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