Ay up, a chimp wi'an accent: Deep in the forests of EastAfrica, researchers are recording the sounds of primates screaming – anddrawing some controversial conclusions. Meredith F. Small investigates
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The V-1 menace secret weapons that saved Britain: After five years of war, Britain was shocked when the pilot;ess V-1s breached its defences to claim thousands of lives. The only way to fight back, writes Robert Buderi, was to rush through three top-secr
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Hearing pictures, seeing sounds: Ear and eye implants for the deaf and blind are still not living up to their promise. Rosie Mestel asks whether researchers would do better to exploit the potential of the unimpaired senses
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Science: The miraculous microbes of Bolsena
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Science: Woo Woo day comet makes its return
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Life
Science: Neanderthal baby was 'buried'
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Science: Enzymes at the edge of life
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Science: Did bats evolve twice in history?
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Science: Heavyweight molecules reveal their quantum chatacter
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Technology
Technology: Can cars make trains safer
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Technology
Technology: Boots break the mould in K2 assault
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Crabby inheritance
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Long lives
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Fuzzy focus
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Jury wanted
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Tuna turnaround
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Hubble wasn't seeing double
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Untimely ripping
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No more white elephants: Many poor countries rely on foreign aid to keep their health services intact. But some prestige projects do more harm than good. Sharon Kingman reports
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Now it's okay to be a nerd . . .
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All the fun of chaos in action
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Vintage message in shipwrecked bottles
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Tiny eels are the best bait for bitterns
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Life
Sperm-sorting fails to seperate boys from girls
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Golf wars break out in Bali
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Smart ants solve travelling salesman problem
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Sizewell B: waiting to go
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Whales win southern sanctuary
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Lions die of 'sneering sickness'
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Opinion
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Ay up, a chimp wi'an accent: Deep in the forests of EastAfrica, researchers are recording the sounds of primates screaming – anddrawing some controversial conclusions. Meredith F. Small investigates
Features
Rift where humans began
Features
The V-1 menace secret weapons that saved Britain: After five years of war, Britain was shocked when the pilot;ess V-1s breached its defences to claim thousands of lives. The only way to fight back, writes Robert Buderi, was to rush through three top-secr
Features
Hearing pictures, seeing sounds: Ear and eye implants for the deaf and blind are still not living up to their promise. Rosie Mestel asks whether researchers would do better to exploit the potential of the unimpaired senses
Features
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