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Invasion of the micromachines

High & dry in Colombia

Treasure hunters of the deep

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Netropolitan :

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Technology : Muscle transplant brings relief from incontinence

Technology

Patents : Stunning tuna

Technology

Patents : Glowing diagnosis

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Patents : Shock treatment

Technology

Patents : Eye, eye

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Patents : Bath time

Technology

Patents : Back in the good old days

Demob dolphins back in the ranks

Science : Volcanoes take their cue from changing climate?

Rising yen

X-ray vision provides brain scans for bees

Why even chewing the fat is bad for you

Science : Tornado chasers see into the eye of the storm

Science : Mat munchers cleared ancient algae

Science : Elephants swam in two by two

Science : Exchange rates go with the flow

Science : Evolution is driven by jerks

Frozen fertility

Science : Lake life thrived at the South Pole

Science : Take heart from the jelly that wobbles for ever

Technology

Technology : Digital TV faces fragmented future

Science : Star caught having a quiet smoke

Technology

Technology : Ion beams reveal vital surface impressions

Technology

Technology : Top down building big in Japan

Technology

Technology : Early warning for sore udders

West won’t cough up cash to save vanishing crops

Crisis looms over whaling ban

Shuttle landing goes live on the Net

Did ancient Athenians catch Ebola?

Crops and cockatoos upset a delicate balance

Sun worshippers baffled by star ratings

Sparks fly over `dead wood’ logging

Measles trial broke consent rules

Technology

Technology : Tiny rubber stamp succeeds where chip makers fail

Biotech firm `embarrassed’ by leaked plant deal

Particle beams hit the bottle

Falklands tempted by black gold

Falling on deaf ears 鈥� A new French law will curb the volume of personal stereos to protect

Space 2000

Africa online

Promised land

Opinion

Editorial: No more bloody whaling

For years, delegates and scientific advisers to the International Whaling Commission have been less than honest. The stated goal of the IWC is to protect all species of whales from overexploitation.

Features

You’ve all got it wrong

Invasion of the micromachines

High & dry in Colombia

Treasure hunters of the deep

More

Washington diary : Take control, fix the blame and act promptly – Andreas Frew reports from the heady heights of Capitol Hill

Review : BESTSELLERS from San Francisco

Review : A patient approach

Review : Of mayflies and Minds

Review : Sex, anybody?

Review : Designer death

Review : Beijing revisited

Review : Animal magic

Forum : Picking up the pieces after Ariane

Review : Gene teach-in

AustralAsian : Taiwan and Australia strike multimedia deals – Bob Johnstone looks behind the headlines

Enigma 881 : Up, up and away

Review : Collected works

Forum : Gold from the Gorbals

Review : Engineering a nation

Review : Dickens of a book

Review : Head case

Review : A la recherche du temps

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