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Life

Sensitive flower

That’s me in the middle

On thin ice

Mastering the game

Table of contents

News

Self help

Could a `vaccine' made from our own cells work against HIV?

Prime suspect

Lazarus probe

All in a name

Smoke-free profits

Cracked it!

The hole truth

Technology

Swallow this

Technology

PAN minds your PINs

Technology

Telling tubbies

Unleash the rust-busters

Easing the agony

Mop it up

Video to go

Swinging clubbers

For your ears only

Slave labour

Vein hope

Can’t take the heat

Stressed mother, stressed child

Unfit to eat

Messy eaters

Foreign lessons

Suicide notes

Look, we’re on the box

TV’s easy rider

A fast clip

Flying start

Flying start

Disappearing worlds

Technology

Sudden conversion

While stocks last鈥�

Piscine plague

School’s out

What a waste

Lost and found

Speed reading

Viral bloodlust

When Nobel dreams are too hot to handle

Antiviral coffee

Salt shaker

Phantom moves

Shrink wrap

Heart start

Penguins make great party animals

Opinion

Spare time for sale

Why let your computer stand idle when it could be finding aliens?

Correction

The depressing truth

Features

Life

Sensitive flower

Plants have feelings too, says Andy Coghlan. They can see, touch, smell, taste and hear, and we are finally beginning to work out how they do it

That’s me in the middle

On thin ice

Mastering the game

More

Out of the laps of babes

Bob Johnstone finds computer makers are going back to school

Banishing the ghosts

In the year 2525

Futures past

Forward thinking

Form a queue

Second look

Imagination’s eye

Mind manipulation

from San Francisco

Not that kind of poker

Missing link

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Volunteering to help

Regulars

Feedback

The last word

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