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Land of the loveless – Three years ago Curtis Abraham set out for the northeast corner of Uganda to find out for himself the truth about the infamous Ika people. This is his story
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Fast and furious 鈥� Tucking into a casserole straight out of the domesticmicrowave can be a searing experience. But for chemists the effects of superheatingare pure magic. Gavin Whittaker investigates
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Hot Rocks – There’s a secret to cooking up the perfect fake diamond or emerald. Whatever your brand of alchemy, throw in a few flaws, says Amy Adams, or the gem police will get you
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Naked into battle – Preparations for war in the Gulf have highlighted a major hole in the West’s defences
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Dubious organs
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Plague’s progress – A deadly mosquito-borne disease is poised to enter Australia
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AIDS drugs release trapped immune cells
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Shared roots – Hormones took control long before plants and animals went their separate ways
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Gone with the wind – The maths of optics explains what every old sea dog knows
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Patents : Fast work
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Patents : DIY patents
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Patents : Quick brew
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Catalysts for change – Could some cunning chemistry make hydrogen the fuel of the 21st century?
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Technofile : Spot the arsenic
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Technofile : New rugs for old
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Technofile : Bend me, shape me
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Technofile : Jet-powered laptop
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Follow that pike – A Lycra skin could reveal how a fish cuts hydrodynamic drag
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Living dangerously – Standard radiation safety limits used around the world may have to be revised to protect the young and old
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Brighter future
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Bearing false witness – Chance matches are much more likely with mtDNA tests
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Ringing the changes – The hard slog of making steroids should soon be a distant memory
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About turn – Is there genuine hope of treating malaria at last?
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Clear as mud
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Rubbing takes the pain away
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Focus : Deadly secrets – Random inspections of factories are essential in the global fight against biological weapons. So why won’t the US allow them?
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Netropolitan : Meet the neighbours
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It’s a goal! – Stay tuned to your PC and you need never miss a match again
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Lost at sea – Seawater launders the evidence after a plane crash
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Triumph of the old
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Newswire : Asia burns again
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Newswire : Animal fears
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Newswire : Dearth of babies
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This week at the AAAS : Fierce wind from space warms the Earth
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This week at the AAAS : What chance we’ve got the wrong man?
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This week at the AAAS : Mummies’ curse – Codebreakers hold the key to ancient diseases
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This week at the AAAS : You can look but you can’t touch…
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This week at the AAAS : Now you can find out who owns your genes
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This week at the AAAS : Seek and destroy – Eliminating problem cells improves prospects for transplants
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In brief : Rolling eyes gather more oxygen
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In brief : No sex please
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In brief : Happy event
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In brief : Elixir of life
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In brief : Golden genes
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In brief : In the neck
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Physics
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It's intellectually fancy enough to please physicists at the frontier. It's also practical enough for diehard engineers worrying about the limits of tomorrow's computers. Robert Matthews unveils spintronics
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Land of the loveless – Three years ago Curtis Abraham set out for the northeast corner of Uganda to find out for himself the truth about the infamous Ika people. This is his story
Features
Fast and furious 鈥� Tucking into a casserole straight out of the domesticmicrowave can be a searing experience. But for chemists the effects of superheatingare pure magic. Gavin Whittaker investigates
Features
Hot Rocks – There’s a secret to cooking up the perfect fake diamond or emerald. Whatever your brand of alchemy, throw in a few flaws, says Amy Adams, or the gem police will get you
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Review : Dust down
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Review : Bright light
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Review : Chill out
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Review : Right stuff in the sky
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Review : Farseers
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Review : Untangling the Net
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Review : . . . finally, nonsense
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Review : . . . then sense
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Review : First, Brain . . .
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Review : Nitpicking Newton
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Review : Collected works – Elizabeth Sourbut considers the usefulness of even the most antisocial aliens
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