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The pursuit of happiness

Reasons to be cheerful

Table of contents

News

How best to kill a Fox

Safety vacuum

Chemical alert

Italy felled by lone tree

Satellite gamble

Brazil’s U-turn

Patently absurd

60 Seconds

Iraqis reclaim their ancient wetlands

Has dark matter been found at last?

Faster healing with fewer scars

Protein locks out prion disease

Cool reception for drug to limit smoking damage

Soundbites

Genome of man’s best friend is still riddled with gaps

Eels slide towards extinction

Antibiotics for babies linked to asthma

The slow road to the moon

Solar power will put Arctic oil in the shade

‘Too little’ oil for global warming

History of the world’s tallest mountain range revealed

Huntington’s clogs the pipes

A perfect storm

Local body time

Earliest shark upsets family tree

Handed down from distant generations

Earth’s bugs too feeble for Mars

T’ai chi helps keep shingles virus at bay

Technology

Advanced chip opens door to free choice of software

Technology

Cutting edge

Technology

Mineral sieve filters out carbon from flue gases

Technology

Neural nets learn better with waves

Technology

Invention

Technology

The story of your life鈥n a laptop

Technology

Enjoy it while you can

Opinion

The good, the bad and the brilliant

No smokescreen

How not to stop the cheats

Playing God?

Humans

Westminster diary

Features

Real time

Are past, present and future just a figment of the human imagination? Not according to physicist Fay Dowker, who reckons we can go beyond relativity to restore the flow of time to its rightful place

The pursuit of happiness

Reasons to be cheerful

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Winning pictures at an exhibition

All around the Earth

Make medicines count

Monkey business

The word hindcasting

Climate: Into the 21st century edited by William Burroughs

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