Restless in Seattle
Features
This week's magazine
2 August 1997
Issue 2093
Editor's picks
Table of contents
News
Eating for two
News
Superbugs
News
Hello, Polly
News
Slick busters
News
Growing up too soon
News
All quiet on the drilling front
News
Is your brain ailing or just ageing?
News
Kayak on the loose
News
All systems go
News
Quantum whistle-blower comes out of the cold
News
The making of a moon
News
Birds, bees . . . and yeast
News
Hand in glove
News
Park and ride
News
Hot shots
News
Have cancer cops missed the real culprits?
News
In the blood
News
University challenge
News
Lucky find
News
Mapping Pluto’s kingdom
News
Drop the hot story
News
Heat and destroy
News
Waterworld
News
Asthma detector
News
Sex on the radio
News
Power cut
News
A steady heart
News
News
Twist of fate
News
Only connect
News
News
News
Gene rescue
News
Teeth fallout
News
Tubby tubers
News
Big cat joins the land of the free
News
Every move you make . . .
News
Rain check
News
Cyberphones
News
Falling out
News
It takes two
News
A smoking gun
News
The hottest rock in the world
News
While my nanoguitar gently weeps
News
Wandering stars
News
Womb for improvement
News
Mini moon
News
Time of their life
News
Opinion
Features
Restless in Seattle
When it comes to selling software to the world, Microsoft is in a class of its own. But start talking Big Ideas, and everyone says it's a different story. Computer journalists and corporate rivals feel entitled to take a swing...
Features
Over and over and over…
Features
Take it to the limit . . . – The superwhizzy computers of the future will only be born if we can make a whole transistor out of a molecule. But right now we’re struggling to make just one wire, says Philip Ball
Features
Life
Small fry go big time
Features
More
Antipodes : TNT head puts a bomb under the government – Ian Lowe scrutinises the latest report on industry policy
Sexual Ecology by Gabriel Rotello
Books & Arts
Review : Face lifts
Books & Arts
Review : Vinous science
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Review : Forteyan times
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Review : Sunshine is free
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Review : Observatory chic
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Review : Chinook challenge
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Review : Bill’s back room
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Review : Knowledge of bodies
Books & Arts
Review : Get A-life
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Review : Flattering to success
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Review : Collected works
Books & Arts
Bestsellers : from London
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