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Lair of the sea dragon

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Beware! High-speed yoghurt at work

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News

Freeze! Gene police!

Enforcing Europe's tough food laws could depend on a very precise DNA kit

Flying blind

Disturbing trend

Double trouble

Never say die

A robot that knows its place

Jukebox rebellion

Off-piste winner

Technology

Video the radio

Technology

Cooking up a storm

Technology

Pet shop toys

Lost without it

Fast foresight

Sea change

Ant fever

Tiny wonders

Let them smoke pot

Why your brain is primed for a high

Remember, remember

Bring your own

Lara lives

Spill-proof keyboard

You’ve got post

Cutting off a tumour’s energy supply

Life

Half and half

Go for meltdown

Built by bugs

A clean sweep

Cold burn takes sting out of bioweapons

It’s got to go

Technology

Millennial maternity

Digging a hole

HIV heresy

The camera lies

Keep the ban

Changing stations

Star Wars returns

Wanna fight?

Crystal moulds

Cuba’s secret

Snakes use night sights to stalk their prey

Caught in the act

Heartburn link

Opinion

Night of the Living Nanobe

The time is now

Features

Lair of the sea dragon

You need special eyes if you're going to get the most out of life in the deep ocean. Stephanie Pain heads for the twilight zone

Pump up the volume

Beware! High-speed yoghurt at work

Hole in one

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Two bytes of the cherry blossom

Bob Johnstone unpacks a software success in Japan

Tissue of lies

I wanna fly away

Play’s the thing

Mission improbable

No no nano

A quiet life

Bang on target

Yum, yum, yum

from Washington

Here’s looking at you

Biotech’s bitter fruit

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It pays to know your worth

Regulars

Feedback

The last word

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