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scan : on the rocks
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scan : cool fish
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scan : islands of plenty
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Australasian : John Hellstrom …downloaded
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research: in the field : Gloves off
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research: in the field : Dress sense
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research: in the lab : Supermagnets for sale
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scan : the great divide
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America joins the hunt for the Higgs
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Chernobyl refuses to lay down and die
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Vacuum cleaner gets to the roots of asthma
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Antibiotic from gut bug keeps killer at bay
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NASA bails out its Russian partner
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Herbal cures mean plants suffer
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India’s rickshaws clean up their act
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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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Japan’s rockets fall foul of fishermen
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Modified maize faces widening opposition
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Broken ice, but what does it mean?
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Environment body goes to pieces
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Lost innocence
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Gene debate
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Cluster’s last stand
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Cow’s milk just like Mama makes
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Made in Taiwan
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Gappy families
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Disruptive element
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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
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Science : Narrow arteries fail Indian hearts
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Science : Aircraft wreak havoc on ozone layer
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Science : Now you see it, now you don’t . . .
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Science : Hot lizard shows its true colours
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Science : Mini-planets are worlds apart
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Science : Professionals know the score
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Science : Bad sex gene ruins fruit flies’ love lives
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Science : What really makes water wet?
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Technology : Military eyes spy on the weather
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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 : Timed to put a stop to video’s nasty surprises
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Technology : Double pull keeps satellites in their place
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Technology : Could cold sores be gene therapy’s best friend?
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Technology : Flags come out for robotic muscles
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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.
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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.
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Antipodes : The chief scientist is asked to take stock – Ian Lowe explores the latest review of Australian science
World of antimatter
Inside Science
Review : Tools for living
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Review : When two tribes go to war
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Review : Small beans
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Review : Counting sisters
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Review : Save the children
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Review : Middle-aged planets
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Review : Collected works
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Bestsellers : from London
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Review : . . . and dog paddling
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Review : Ace surfing . . .
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Review : Winning with mathematics
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