February - 1997 Articles

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• Student books : Virtual chemistry . . .

  01 March 1997

• Technology : Diamond robot garrottes oil wells

  01 March 1997

• Technology : Pump gears up for the microworld

  01 March 1997

• Science : It's the tickle not the tickler

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• Devilish tricks with tiny chips - To pin down the identity of a killer microbe with breathtaking speed, researchers around the world are shrinking their labs to the size of a silicon chip. Mark Ward reports on a revolution in miniature

  01 March 1997

• Technology : Fabrics that furnish day-long freshness

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• Technology : Supervaccine targets prostate cancer

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• Technology : Are there `trap doors' in BT's network?

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• Science : Watch out, bands of marauding chimps are about

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• Student books : Common touch

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• Student books : Biotech brews

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• Review : Foggy, foggy day

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• Review : Blind sheep

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• Student books : Life, death and chemistry

  01 March 1997

• Electric shockers

  01 March 1997

• Beach buggies on Mars - They may look like metal shoeboxes on wheels, but the rovers going through their paces on a Californian beach are the great hope of Martian exploration says Scott Lafee

  01 March 1997

• Noises off

  01 March 1997

  The cacophony of human noise in the ocean grows louder by the year. Bob Holmes investigates what all the din means for whales and other inhabitants of the deep

• Science : Glowing jellyfish just what the doctor ordered

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• Technology : Smart shelves put post on fast track

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• Science : Australia sheds its ancient image

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• Is there life after death for British lichens?

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• Single case dashes hope of HIV resistance

  01 March 1997

• Europe should bet on smart money

  01 March 1997

• Arctic vigil to fill the climate gap

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• Editorial : The point of no return

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  The origins of Dolly, now the most famous sheep in the world, are still hard to believe. No one thought that it would be possible to take a cell from an adult mammal and use it to grow another, genetically identical clone. But that is how Dolly was create

• How the clock of life was turned back

  01 March 1997

• Maths scores low in cash shake-up

  01 March 1997

• Pig transplants `should be banned'

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• One small step for a sheep...

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  DOLLY may look like other lambs, but she is the most remarkable animal ever born

• Perfection for quantum computing

  01 March 1997

• Dam villagers await the apocalypse

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• Science : Choosy crabs make a meal of forest flowers

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• Science : The Pegasi planet that never was . . .

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• Science : May the fifth force be with us?

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• Setback for personalised drug regimes

  01 March 1997

• Morning sickness link `misleading'

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• Truth is no longer its own reward

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• Chill winds at the summit - A free market in greenhouse gases may stop global warming. But can it ever be just?

  01 March 1997

• Satellite stations keep an eye on moving menace

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• Stealthy implants breach the body's defences

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• ... one giant leap into the unknown

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• Write of reply : Forest cover

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• Letters : Rocks on ice

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• Letters : Fake security

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• Letters : Your own voice

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• Letters : Blooming group

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• Letters : Flat flight

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• Letters : Flight and fight

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• Write of reply : Risky business

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• Research: in the field : Water works

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• Letters : Timber traffic

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• Letters : Balls for boats

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• Feedback

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• The Last Word

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• Science : Dick Braithwaite...downloaded

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• Bytes : Job search

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• Research: in the lab : Over the boundary

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• changing places :

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• Research: in the field : Student unrest

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• Letters : . . .

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• Antipodes : When footballers give way at the knees - Ian Lowe examines a study of former Australian Rules players

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• Letters : Cracking down

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• Student books : Diverse splendours

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• Student books : Vegetable love

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• Student books : The really hard soft stuff

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• Student books : Rock around the block

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• Student books : Faraday unplugged

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• Student books : Astronomers ancient and modern

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• Review : Collected works

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• Student books : How the mind sees red

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• Student books : . . . and more

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• Student books : Word soup

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• Student books : Style council

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• Student books : Dream in awk

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• Letters : Insect worship

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• Bestsellers : from Oxford

  01 March 1997

• Forum : Genes sans frontières - If trade and DNA take no heed of borders, says Debora MacKenzie, then neither can we

  01 March 1997

• Thistle diary : Firewalls, filters and fiendish forms - More comment from Westminster by Tam Dalyell

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• Forum : There's always room at the top

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• Student books : Into print

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• Student books : Learning to fly

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• Student books : Far out engineers

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• Student books : Artificial life

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• Technology : Mighty mouse takes on hepatitis

  22 February 1997

• Technology : Power spectacles bring the world into focus

  22 February 1997

• Technology : Planes at risk from space intruders

  22 February 1997

• Science : Molecular impostor uncoils DNA theory

  22 February 1997

• Science : Go on then, have the broccoli if you must

  22 February 1997

• Science : Early start for the long march south

  22 February 1997

• Britain's forgotten children - Childhood mental illnesses too often go unnoticed, ignored or untreated. Psychologists say that unless children's problems are taken seriously they will carry them into adulthood

  22 February 1997

• Thanks for the memories

  22 February 1997

• Slow down, rainstorms ahead

  22 February 1997

• What's serotonin got to do with it?

  22 February 1997

• Science : Cracking the code of custom drugs

  22 February 1997

• Science : Cosmic `ruler' rejuvenates stars

  22 February 1997

• Science : They heard it on the grapevine. . .

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• Technology : Wobble drives pirates off the digital seas

  22 February 1997

• Technology : Ultrafast modems jump the gun

  22 February 1997

• Patents : Taken to the cleaners year after year

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• Patents : Come on you reds

  22 February 1997

• Patents : Cold comfort

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• Science : Global warming chills out over Pacific

  22 February 1997

• Best noses in the business

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• Despots put it about a bit

  22 February 1997

• Flies enlisted to fight fire ants

  22 February 1997

• Jaws bids for Olympic gory

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• Thirsty Britain resorts to salt water

  22 February 1997

• Insurers fight shy of gene tests

  22 February 1997

• `Brutal' plan cuts off researchers in their prime

  22 February 1997

• Editorial : The real state of the nation - HOW should we judge a nation? Inflation indices and per capita wealth are one way. But a deeper measure of a nation's success is surely the mental health of its children. Here, sad to say, Britain has little to s

  22 February 1997

• Web bank robbers poised to pounce

  22 February 1997

• A cheeky little powder, and it travels well

  22 February 1997

• Did lax officials let Britons drink a deadly pinta?

  22 February 1997

• Space elite to get their juste rewards

  22 February 1997

• A rare glimpse of endangered orchids

  22 February 1997

• Quickening pulse gets the measure of a neutron star

  22 February 1997

• Pregnancy protein hits out at skin tumours

  22 February 1997

• Furore in US over patents for `bit part' DNA

  22 February 1997

• Lovely junk

  22 February 1997

• Asthma surprise

  22 February 1997

• Whale warning

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• Yoghurt setback

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• Russian roulette

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• Drugs bust

  22 February 1997

• Chop down a tree to save the forest

  22 February 1997

• Editorial : What price perfection? - LEGEND has it that when Nobel laureate James Watson was raising money for human genetics research in the 1980s, he would tousle his hair and untie his shoelaces to create the image of the brilliant but distracted profe

  22 February 1997

• The Last Word

  22 February 1997

• Letters : Growth and quality

  22 February 1997

• Letters : Smokers' guts

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• Letters : Snail's place

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• Letters : Tomorrow's date

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• Letters : Station in Hell

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• Letters : Correction

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• Feedback

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• Letters : Feed them drugs

  22 February 1997

• AustralAsian : Camera makers focus on Australian software - Bob Johnstone investigates the fast-growing market in digital cameras

  22 February 1997

• Letters : Link by link

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• Letters : Goodbye, Marconi . . .

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• Letters : Smelling together

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• Letters : No anonymity

  22 February 1997

• Washington diary : Public power and private patter - Andreas Frew reports from the heady heights of Capitol Hill

  22 February 1997

• Forum : More bucks for the box - Will people really pay through the nose to watch digital TV asks Barry Fox

  22 February 1997

• Review : True or false

  22 February 1997

• Review : Skulls and crossed bones

  22 February 1997

• Review : The gaze dissected

  22 February 1997

• Review : HIV directory

  22 February 1997

• Welcome to clusterworld

  22 February 1997

• Australia's giant lab - They may have wreaked havoc across Australia, but will killing rabbits with a live virus create its own chaos? Europe may have some lessons, say Ian Anderson and Rachel Nowak

  22 February 1997

• An awfully deep adventure

  22 February 1997

• Patents : Racing certainty

  22 February 1997

• Patents : Worse than its bite

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• Patents : Snap decision

  22 February 1997

• Review : Over the Moon

  22 February 1997

• Forum : A many splendoured thing...

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• Review : Phoney war

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• Review : Book wormery

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• Review : Big time

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• Review : Birthday of a death star underground

  22 February 1997

• Review : Eaten alive in Edinburgh

  22 February 1997

• Review : Biophilia is in the blood

  22 February 1997

• Review : Kids' stuff

  22 February 1997

• Review : Heavenly motion

  22 February 1997

• Bestsellers : from Oxford

  22 February 1997

• Review : Collected works

  22 February 1997

• Science : Hot lizard shows its true colours

  15 February 1997

• Science : Narrow arteries fail Indian hearts

  15 February 1997

• Science : Aircraft wreak havoc on ozone layer

  15 February 1997

• War in the woods – Dutch elm disease is back with a vengeance. But this time biotechnology

  15 February 1997

• Technology : Military eyes spy on the weather

  15 February 1997

• Science : What really makes water wet?

  15 February 1997

• Science : Mini-planets are worlds apart

  15 February 1997

• Science : Professionals know the score

  15 February 1997

• Science : Bad sex gene ruins fruit flies' love lives

  15 February 1997

• Science : Now you see it, now you don't . . .

  15 February 1997

• Technology : Could cold sores be gene therapy's best friend?

  15 February 1997

• Technology : Flags come out for robotic muscles

  15 February 1997

• Technology : Timed to put a stop to video's nasty surprises

  15 February 1997

• Stuck on glueballs

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• Technology : And the poor shall browse through the Net

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• Technology : Oysters lend a hand on the farm

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• Technology : Double pull keeps satellites in their place

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• X-ray specs

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• Made in Taiwan

  15 February 1997

• Raining acid on Asia - As clouds of polluting gas drift in from China's power stations, Japan will have to help its neighbour install greener technologies or suffer the economic and environmental consequences

  15 February 1997

• India's rickshaws clean up their act

  15 February 1997

• Clean air plans steeped in confusion

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• Last-ditch stand to keep clogs in the workplace

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• Medals for all in the `science Olympics'

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• Antibiotic from gut bug keeps killer at bay

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• Vacuum cleaner gets to the roots of asthma

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• Editorial : Declaring an interest - WHAT is the world to do about the unsafe nuclear power plants we have inherited from the late Soviet empire? The West's answer this week is: build more of them.

  15 February 1997

• Editorial : Who's who in high places - WHAT's the magic ingredient for a productive research environment? "The pervasive presence of irreverent students," is the answer given in an article in the latest issue of Science. We certainly agree that p

  15 February 1997

• Chernobyl refuses to lay down and die

  15 February 1997

• NASA bails out its Russian partner

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• Herbal cures mean plants suffer

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• Japan's rockets fall foul of fishermen

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• Cow's milk just like Mama makes

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• Cluster's last stand

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• Gene debate

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• Lost innocence

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• Gappy families

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• Disruptive element

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• Modified maize faces widening opposition

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• Environment body goes to pieces

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• Broken ice, but what does it mean?

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• America joins the hunt for the Higgs

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• scan : the great divide

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• Letters : Blind people's Web

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• Letters : Hear it for beards

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• Letters : Losing your bottle

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• Feedback

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• Letters : Good old stuff

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• scan : cool fish

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• scan : islands of plenty

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• changing places :

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• random samples :

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• research: in the lab : Supermagnets for sale

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• research: in the field : Dress sense

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• research: in the field : Gloves off

  15 February 1997

• World of antimatter

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• The Last Word

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• Australasian : John Hellstrom ...downloaded

  15 February 1997

• scan : on the rocks

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• Letters : . . .

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• Letters : Well-known rocks

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• Letters : Talking sense

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• Review : Tools for living

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• Review : Counting sisters

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• Review : Small beans

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• Review : When two tribes go to war

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• Review : Middle-aged planets

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• Review : Save the children

  15 February 1997

• Thistle diary : The silence of the birds - More comment from Westminster by Tam Dalyell

  15 February 1997

• Bestsellers : from London

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• Seeing is unfreezing

  15 February 1997

• Review : Collected works

  15 February 1997

• Forum : Giving curiosity its head

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• Forum : Where fish may safely graze

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• Letters : Sleeping teachers

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• Letters : Lost days

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• Letters : You read it here

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• Antipodes : The chief scientist is asked to take stock - Ian Lowe explores the latest review of Australian science

  15 February 1997

• Letters : Denying grief

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• Letters : Caucasian "native"

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• Review : Winning with mathematics

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• Review : Ace surfing . . .

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• Review : . . . and dog paddling

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• Science : Shrimps challenge meaning of life

  08 February 1997

• Science : Runaway stars begin with a blast from the past

  08 February 1997

• Science : Unravelling the real story behind the Cyclops

  08 February 1997

• Science : Women warriors come back from the grave

  08 February 1997

• Technology : Will you miss out on Channel 5?

  08 February 1997

• Science : Teardrop of DNA makes logical leap

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• Too dangerous to trade?

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• Science : Metals collapse near Earth's core

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• Science : Making waves while the Sun shines

  08 February 1997

• Technology : Rocket science meets real estate

  08 February 1997

• Ice-cold in Paris

  08 February 1997

• Brain boosters - Could middle-aged people soon be popping pills to help them learn new skills as easily as children do? David Concar reports

  08 February 1997

• Son of Hubble - NASA's replacement for its hugely successful space telescope will have to weigh less, cost less and peer deeper into the Universe than ever before. Leonard David looks at the options

  08 February 1997

• Technology : Custom code speeds up satellite design

  08 February 1997

• Technology : Shroud keeps jet noise under wraps

  08 February 1997

• Technology : How liquid air became the cool solution

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• Technology : Silly games for couch potatoes

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• Technology : Precious metal drug could soak up septic shock

  08 February 1997

• Left for dead

  08 February 1997

  Plans to rescue the rapidly shrinking Dead Sea may be good news for industry and tourists, but the strange life forms that thrive in its super-salty waters still face a perilous future, says Haim Watzman

• Failing hearts are given the wrong drugs

  08 February 1997

• WHO told to sharpen its focus

  08 February 1997

• A new lease of life for Hubble

  08 February 1997

• Editorial : The tenth circle of hell - EVERYONE wants to be cleverer, think faster, remember more. Thus the endless appeal of advertisements that promise to boost your brainpower and provide total recall.

  08 February 1997

• Britain indicted for Cold War crimes

  08 February 1997

• Business as usual after twelve months of strife

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• False forecasts leave cities choking

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• Code crackers have it easy

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• North Sea cod on the brink of collapse

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• Gene counsellors say what's `best'

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• Politicians aren't personalities

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• Porn viewers hit by cyberscam

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• Speed freaks treated to a train with a view

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• Nuclear spot checks

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• Rocky ground

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• Costly jam

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• Is the frozen north in hot water?

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• Bird's eye blues

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• Pirate pesticide

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• Virus on the brink

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• Burger bugs left in the pink

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• Scotland stands firm on waste from reprocessing

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• Review : Let the bad times roll

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• Letters : Flying time

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• Letters : Worm wars

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• Feedback

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• The Last Word

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• Letters : Puerile polls

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• Letters : Toad warning

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• Letters : SATAN'S offence

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• Letters : Mainly rain

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• Letters : Hoary story

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• Letters : Neutered mice

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• Letters : Who's there?

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• Letters : Mystery men

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• Letters : Modest encounter

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• Letters : Cheap cleanup

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• Letters : Wired up

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• Forum : An unsuitable job for a woman?

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• Thistle diary : Cosmic cash, consent and conception - More comment from Westminster by Tam Dalyell

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• Antipodes : Science on air as simple as ABC - Ian Lowe reads the Mansfield report into Australia's national broadcaster

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• Letters : Ecstatic panic

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• Review : Catch up

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• Review : Soft physics

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• Review : Mother of invention

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• Review : Know all

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• Review : Writing wrongs

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• Forum : All together now, run . . .

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• Review : Collected works

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• Bestsellers : from Sydney

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• Letters : Glowing future

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• Review : Bite back

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• Review : Weird ways

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• Review : One, two, three, four . . .

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• Review : Into the mouths of babes

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• Review : Only a drop of the hard stuff

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• Review : Gene genie

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• Review : Doom watch

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• Review : Squally showers

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• Technology : Black box's brainy helper could solve air crash riddles

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• Technology : Flux helps metals achieve a touch of glass

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• Technology : Plants gobble up waste explosives

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• Technology : Safe alternative to banned bananas

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• Diamond curls

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• Technology : Starch strips bombers bare

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• Science : Pouting whales are suckers for squid

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• Technology : Seal for Chernobyl's cracked tomb

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• Science : Quantum computers perk up with a cup of tea

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• Science : Canada's cracking plate feels the Earth move

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• Science : HIV drugs cannot revive extinct cells

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• Technology : Balloons lift skiers out of danger

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• Specialist books : Size is everything

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• Specialist books : Benighted galleries

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• Specialist books : The root of all evil

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• Specialist books : Hot date

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• Specialist books : Japanware

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• Specialist books : What is thought?

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• Cutting out stuttering - Brain surgery was once kept for devastating disorders. Now it may become a treatment for a speech defect. Alison Motluk reports

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• Birds do it . . . did dinosaurs?

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• Cars that grow on trees - Cheap, light, strong and easily recycled. Natural fibres could turn up in everything from cars to golf clubs, finds Stephen Hill

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• Science : Atom laser offers ultimate control

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• No need to panic about polio vaccine

  01 February 1997

• Space weather forecasters get it right

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• No end in sight in the `human' mouse war

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• Family planning by example

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• US plan complicates the climate equation

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• Striking a blow for France's past

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• Thirsty meals that suck the world dry

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• The Net benefits of learning from home

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• Knowing where you are with military precision

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• Editorial : HIV down but not out - A TIDE of optimism has swept over AIDS researchers and people infected with HIV in the past six months. New "combination therapies" that attack the virus on two or three different fronts have worked well in clinical tria

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• Small furry animals bounce back

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• Dementia drugs hasten mental decline

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• Science : Losers get an attack of nerves

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• Liquid lunch

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• Muddy waters

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• Barren space wheat

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• French beef

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• A cow called Cindy

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• Surf jam

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• Lost in space - Lack of money is severely disrupting Russia's contribution to the International Space Station. The delay could scupper the entire project

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• Science : Dawn raid on the ozone layer

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• Alzheimer's scare casts cloud over gene therapy

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• Don't believe the AIDS cure hype

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• Feedback

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• Bytes : Genie on the Web

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• Letters : Well well

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• Letters : Where are the jobs?

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• Letters : Uplifting

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• Letters : Wings of a Dove

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• AustralAsian : Karl Kruszelnicki...downloaded

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• Scan : from bears to beagles

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• Forum : India's roads to ruin

  01 February 1997

• Thistle diary : Digital democracy and fluoride voters - More comment from Westminster by Tam Dalyell

  01 February 1997

• Research: in the field : The pull of the pokies

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• Research: in the field : Many a tear

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• The Last Word

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• Scan : butterfly bounty

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• Random samples : Astronomy on ice

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• Changing places :

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• Letters : Pregnant brains

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• Letters : Space nannies

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• Letters : Dredging it up

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• Bytes : Genes on the Web

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• Research: in the field : How fires spread

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• Antipodes : The night of the green turtle - Ian Lowe finds nature is hard at work along the Queensland coast

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• Specialist books : Collected works

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• Specialist books : Mad histories

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• Specialist books : See through culture

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• Specialist books : Must try harder

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• Specialist books : Method acting

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• Specialist books : A passage to America

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• Specialist books : Talk about techno

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• Specialist books : The Great British

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• Specialist books : Old cognition

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• Specialist books : Hear soup

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• Specialist books : Test it and see

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• Specialist books : Take a look in the mirror

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• Specialist books : Tooling up the human mind

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• Bestsellers : from San Francisco

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• Forum : Million-dollar pie in the sky

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• Specialist books : Count the cost

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• Specialist books : Battle lines

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• Specialist books : Winter warmer

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• Specialist books : Monkey tales

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• Specialist books : Joint effort

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• Specialist books : Stuffed guru

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• Specialist books : Mores, moors and madwomen

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• Specialist books : Spherical bricks and noodle soup

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• Specialist books : Knots landing

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