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I is the law

In the shadow of the Moon

Quantum melting pots

Magic molecules

Table of contents

News

Gut reaction

Could a mechanical gourmet help us digest a GM future?

Incinerators blamed for toxic fallout

Tobacco payback

Local heroes

Democracy in chains

Polluting the flame

Grow-your-own organs

US paves the way for embryonic stem cell transplants

Technology

Absolute din

Technology

Duff awards

Jam packed

Technology

On your marks

Rainmakers

No contest

Milk me, please

A terrifying power

End of the line?

Ravaged reefs

The price of success

A work-out does wonders for transplant muscle

Poisonous fat

Dry as a bone

Rotten eggs

Worming a way in

The heaviest element of them all

Survival of the weakest

Toxic sponge

Smelly vision

Only in Japan

Going for a spin

A good scrub

Technology

Privacy on parade

Delivering a disaster?

Bigger is better

Alien lights

Net bust

Venerable worms

Marine invader

Bright idea

Drink to this

Madly mutating

Cheap and nasty

Termites play it cool on blind dates

Vampires’ secret

Opinion

Bit before it?

In a guest editorial, physicist Paul Davies comments on our cover feature

Features

I is the law

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In the shadow of the Moon

Quantum melting pots

Magic molecules

More

Traffic lights signal change

Bob Johnstone explores the fortunes of a Melbourne company

Ripe old age

Street legal

Gravity’s man

Firestarter

from Oxford

Coffee-table Mars

Up for grabs

Blood on their hands

Water we count on

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The last word

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