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Plague fiction

Please extinguish your laptop

The way of logic

Spheres of influence

Table of contents

News

Terrifying outlook for Chernobyl’s babies

The particle now leaving platform 4 鈥�

Why shopping trips end in tears for the kids

Shark extract takes a bite out of sexual diseases

Indonesian ban wrecks ocean experiments

Virtual woman goes online

Please don’t cuddle the koalas

Green consumers need incentives

Clash over radiation safety limits

Snub for tobacco industry research

Stone Age carving is just a modern fake

Trouble in the wind over altered soya beans

Great and good join forces for world peace

Canadian conservation plans scorned

Ghost town

Can’t give it away 鈥�

Frozen organs

Lethal turnaround

Nuclear bombshell

A taste for Swede

Fault finding on the roof of the world

Kenya’s little miracle

Hawking throws Higgs into black holes

Burns heal faster with insulin

‘Old faithful’ erupts in space

Cosa Nostra cuckoos rule by terror

Shapely polymers go electronic

Supercool theory solves hot ice cream puzzle

Growth factors wire the brain for vision

Evolution’s big bang explained

Rare dwarfs unzip tumour mystery

Technology

It’s good to talk 鈥� to your rightful owner

Technology

Cancer squad targets ‘immortal’ gene

Technology

Netropolitan 鈥� where to find us

Technology

Netropolitan 鈥� free space

Technology

Netropolitan 鈥� your own home page

Technology

Keeping better track of trains

Technology

Fill ’em full of tungsten

Technology

Take the plunge into virtual art

Technology

How to switch off the madding crowd

Technology

Tricks of the light foil digital data tappers

Technology

Tiny worm turns into a fly killer

Enigma 851

Opinion

How low can we go?

Features

Plague fiction

From flesh eating bacteria to gut rotting viruses. Has the human race entered a new era of killer plagues or should we keep hoping for a ripe old age?

Please extinguish your laptop

The way of logic

Spheres of influence

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Bomb culture

Who cares?

The eyes have it

Evolution by numbers

Rocks and roll

Nature study

Axe to culture

Getting to grips with the aliens

Darwinism made too simple

Hypochondriacs, read on

Home health

Out there?

Collected works

Bestsellers from London

A bird in the pot or two in the bush?

That’s the way the cookie crumbles

New Zealand reforms come at a cost

A little less night music

Regulars

Feedback

This Week鈥檚 Letters

Questions and answers

Hot stuff

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