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Keep your hair on

The big chill

Humans

Painted ladies

Table of contents

News

Robot wars

Armed and airborne automatons could change the face of war

Homeward bound

Perfect pill

Their brains lit up across a crowded room

Acid ripples

Locked out

Anthrax attack

First division

Check out the radiation

The nightmare scenario

Telltale bones

Jurassic Park’s flying circus

Broken vistas

Focus on early cosmos

Baby repair kit

Up for grabs

Jab warning

Salvation for rodents

Gender-bending ban

Enemy within

Must do better

Flat packs are go

Why black holes put the squeeze on memory

Fish on the slide

Cornflake monsters

One slot fits all

The end of the roadie?

Stretching a cancer cell gives a clearer picture

Technology

Back-breaking genes

Technology

Bill’s bargains

Technology

Electric fog

Going loco

Mighty muscles help chameleons grab a quick bite

Brain-boosting bacon

Cosmic life form

Go clean with spliffs

Ancient sea cow

Family trauma

Opinion

Send in the robots

Should we let machines without a conscience go to war?

Give it to us straight

In from the cold

Never the same again

At any cost

Westminster diary

Features

Keep your hair on

Bald men are used to having their hopes dashed, but researchers say they're finally getting to the roots of hair loss. Douglas Fox combs through the evidence

The big chill

Humans

Painted ladies

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Lunar child’s play

Hang on tight

Adventures in the Atomic Age by Glenn Seaborg

Not about us

The Blue Planet by Andrew Byatt, Alastair Fothergill and Martha Holmes

Hunting the past

Regulars

Feedback

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