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Cycles of creation

Back to your roots

Lifting the curse

Sacred echoes

Table of contents

News

The race for a cure

Who will benefit from the rapid advances in therapeutic cloning?

Think twice

Another good reason to fake that suntan

Death by music

Physics

The truth about warp drive

Danger money

Shrinking world

Deadly legacy

The natural choice

Easy on the alcohol

Early learning

Eat what you’re given and no arguments

Under your skin

Corporate science v the right to know

New genetic spanner in the works

Test tube trauma

Once bitten

Use it then lose it

Come hell or high water

Hello, hello鈥he line’s gone dead

Shape-shifting brain saver

Technology

Intruder alert

Technology

Leg preserver

A breath of fresh air for newborns

Silence of the luvvies

Technology

Phone that knows its place

Hacking at light speed

Telltale flashes

The early bird gets the biggest eyes

Targeting a killer

It’s actually beige

Headstart for flight

Don’t drink and run

Walking on water

Opinion

Hidden dragon

American biotech has nothing to fear from China's clones

Westminister diary

Features

Cycles of creation

Our Universe may be stuck in an endless loop of death and rebirth. It's an old idea, says Marcus Chown, but the strange power of nothingness has given it a new lease of life

Back to your roots

Lifting the curse

Sacred echoes

More

What is this thing called science?

What happens when you hold up a mirror to science itself鈥攔evolution or reaction? Jon Turney has the answers

Mathematical Vistas by Peter Hilton, Derek Holton and Jean Pedersen and other books

The Birds of Northern Melanesia by Ernst Mayr and Jared Diamond (2002)

One great leap for humankind

Conscious effort

Them and us

What’s that you said?

A dream of clean fuel

Too clever by half

Lasers are cool, very cool

Suprapick and mix

Green grow the texans, oh

Regulars

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This Week鈥檚 Letters

The Last Word

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