Can we stop another Lockerbie?: Airlines are stretching technology to its limits in the hunt for bombs among passengers’ luggage
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Lobsters with a lot of nerve
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How Britain hides its acid soil: Environmentalists are accusing Britain of fixing the figures as European countries start fresh talks that aim to make the land, lakes and rivers safe from acid rain
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The atomic age of cave art
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Last words of a quantum heretic: Just before he died, the physicist David Bohm explained his life-long quest to understand the Universe and how he developed his alternative view of the quantum world
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Table of contents
News
Will Europe follow US lead on energy tax?
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Clinton opts for a greener economy
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European TV’s long goodbye
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Ministers curbed over sensitive statistics
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Killers escape
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Thalidomide hero found guilty of scientific fraud
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Listeria epidemic spread by tongues
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Britain embraces gene therapy
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South Africans struggle with aparteid’s legacy
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Technology should feed the world
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How to beat jet lag by post
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This Week at the AAAS: Fury over theory that criminals are born not made
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This Week at the AAAS: Babies’ ears sound early warning of deafness
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This Week at the AAAS: Sweet genes
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This Week at the AAAS: Barking dogs are stuck in adolescence
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This Week at the AAAS: Marriage to a cousin ‘improves the genome’
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This Week at the AAAS: Diseases that hark back to Stone Age lifestyle
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This Week at the AAAS: Cosmologists explore links with religion
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Beating bacteria with a taste for teeth
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How to sell safer sex: In Africa, a mixture of ribald imagery, frank language and market forces is persuading people to buy condoms and protect themselves against HIV
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Science: Chemists find it’s smart to be square
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Science: Return of the steady state Universe
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Science: The impulsive feeding habits of coral
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Science: Nerve channel revealed in close-up
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Earth
Science: A frozen future for endangered plants?
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Science: Touching the nerve that gets testes on the move
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Technology
Technology: Personal stereos take to the skies
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Technology
Technology: Memorable future for the lone electron
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Technology
Technology: France placates farmers with plant fuel plan
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Technology
Technology: Vidoephones on the move
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Technology
Technology: Putting some metal in your backbone
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Patents: Mix and match
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Patents: Cheap trick
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Patents: Patents Information
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Patents: CDs that play and record
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Patents: Double vision
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Patents: Dysfunctional families
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Opinion
Features
Can we stop another Lockerbie?: Airlines are stretching technology to its limits in the hunt for bombs among passengers’ luggage
Features
Lobsters with a lot of nerve
Features
How Britain hides its acid soil: Environmentalists are accusing Britain of fixing the figures as European countries start fresh talks that aim to make the land, lakes and rivers safe from acid rain
Features
The atomic age of cave art
Features
Last words of a quantum heretic: Just before he died, the physicist David Bohm explained his life-long quest to understand the Universe and how he developed his alternative view of the quantum world
Features
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Review: Discovery in a frozen wilderness
Books & Arts
Review: Putting the world to rights
Books & Arts
Review: Conservation begins at home
Books & Arts
Review: All you ever wanted to know about food
Books & Arts
Paperbacks: Roy Herbert on the sacred cows on physics, history of oil, animal experiments and graphology
Books & Arts
Review: Evolutionary variety is the spice of life
Books & Arts
