Racing to euphoria
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Is there anybody out there?
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What goes up. . . – In 1998 NASA is planning the maiden flight of an experimental rocket-plane that must endure the intense heat of re-entry and take off again 24 hours after landing. Ben Iannotta reports
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A tank of the cold stuff – Hydrogen has long been touted as the fuel of the future. If German car makers are to be believed, that future is just a few years away, says Rob Edwards
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Table of contents
News
Research: in the field : Hooked on bream
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Antipodes Science : Peter Doherty…downloaded
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Changing places :
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write of reply : Funding woes
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write of reply : . . .
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write of reply : Young eyes on ANZAAS
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Toxic sludge flows through the Andes
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Lost Mars probe casts doubt on Russia’s space plans
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HIV on the rise in inner-city Britain
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Europe’s collapsing grain mountain fuels food scare
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To feed the world, talk to the farmers
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Getting to the root of hunger
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Deadly sprays worse than useless
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Bureaucrats battle over plant genes
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Indian red tape holds back vital flood warnings
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Biowar checks hang in the balance
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Smart helmets will confuse soldiers
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Singapore’s children walk off with academic gold
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Sex secrets of the Pharaohs are all in the genes
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Junk e-mail `is not free speech’
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Why time flies in old age
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Here’s a drug to remember
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Midlife terrors
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Smokers’ ruin
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Irish sue Sellafield
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Bat woman dies
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The crying game
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Mustard gas found
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Priest sheds light on the secret world of drugs
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Out of their hands – The jury is still out on the Indian air crash, but pilot error is a major cause of over two-thirds of all accidents. Are crew training and cockpit technology pulling in opposite directions?
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Life
Motherly cockroaches suckle their young
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Science : Why you light up when you’re drunk
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Science : Keeping perfect pitch in the family
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Science : Anticipating schizophrenia in twins
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Science : Old-timers may still shine brightly
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Science : Choosy yeast knows left from right
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Science : Prehistoric toolmakers got off to an early start
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Science : Flowers throw out the junk to make a better show
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Technology
Technology : Temporary trap for dangerous clots
News
Technology
Technology : For that shining smile . . . use a glowing toothbrush
News
Technology
Technology : Dial `W’ for warning
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Technology
Netropolitan :
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Technology
Technology : Bags bow out to airtight cardboard
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Technology
Technology : Speedy relief for victims of cyanide poisoning
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Technology
Technology : Virtual war breaks out
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Technology
Technology : Pick-and-mix PC pulls itself together
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Technology
Technology : Weaving genes to make a warmer fibre
News
Features
Racing to euphoria
Features
Is there anybody out there?
Features
What goes up. . . – In 1998 NASA is planning the maiden flight of an experimental rocket-plane that must endure the intense heat of re-entry and take off again 24 hours after landing. Ben Iannotta reports
Features
A tank of the cold stuff – Hydrogen has long been touted as the fuel of the future. If German car makers are to be believed, that future is just a few years away, says Rob Edwards
Features
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Inside Science
Review : Splat stories
Books & Arts
Review : Illuminated Hawking
Books & Arts
Review : Engineering dreams
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Review : Visible profit?
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Review : Skulduggery
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Review : Just singin’ in the brain
Books & Arts
Review : Old friends
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Review : Special relationship
Books & Arts
Review : Quantum bull
Books & Arts
Review : Here comes the star
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Review : Slash and burn
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Review : Collected works
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Bestsellers : from Oxford
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