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Health

Mind rhythms

The Quantum Inquisition

Toy story

Let there be light

Table of contents

News

Sweating it out

Going under

Rivals clash over rights to our genes

Humans

Sexually repressed

Humans

Fighting sleep

Humans

Hear you are

Humans

Keep your genome to yourself!

Humans

Not so fragile

Chickenshack blues

Technology

No tongues please

Technology

A quicker cuppa

Technology

They’re fintastic

Keep your distance

Hold the radicchio

US ready to rethink rules for engineered food

Spam hits the fan

Staying power

Where no craft has gone before…

Furby is innocent

Tear drop test

Halloween horror

Metal mayhem

Perils of prevention

Should they have known ?

Recurring nightmare

Tinted view

Getting critical

Technology

Get organised

Fake veins deliver the heart’s desire

Fill her up

Digital disaster

Danger, they’re dropping like flies

Radical hearts

While you sleep . . .

Getting heavy

Lost and found

Toxic block

Rogue gene hunt

Making faces

Networking

Equality makes for more violent fights

Monster debut

Final fling

Lean and mean

Opinion

Clean power goes public

Ian Lowe finds renewed energy

The common good

Time lord

Sound bites

Not for sale

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Features

Health

Mind rhythms

What transforms the activity of millions of brain cells into coherent thoughts? Researchers have just had a brain wave, says Hemai Parthasarathy

The Quantum Inquisition

Toy story

Let there be light

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Bestsellers from Washington

On speed

Avian Norfolk

Selborne revisited

Witty economics

The Great Auk by Errol Fuller

Regulars

Feedback

The last word

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