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The case of the mysterious mind

Mingle bells

Super pooper

Table of contents

News

Furore over HRT

Reef to be made a sanctuary

Knockout gas at camp x-ray?

Nuclear weakness

Underhand ban

Maths muddle

Oak panic hits UK

60 Seconds

Saving the world, plan B

Soundbites

Cod starved to extinction

Old drug offers hope of new growth in spinal cord

We hear that鈥�

Drug packs double blow

Corpses of dead kill the living

Stem cells allow infertile males to become fathers

No more smears?

Earth

Early farmers warmed climate

Earth

Local quake forecast has bad news for LA

Earth

Roving sub explores under Antarctic ice

Earth

Our magnetic shield is growing weaker

Poison toads may be a last supper for many of Australia’s snakes

Sunshine sends asteroid off course

Red stop light

Bare necessities

Superbugs hold the seeds of their demise

Eggs fertilised by artificial sperm for the first time

No need to put on a brave face

Ancient penis brings fame to lowly fossil

Technology

Pedestrians at risk from sports utility vehicles

Technology

Cutting edge

Technology

Diamond designs without tears

Technology

Slung into orbit

Technology

Discs that stay dead

Technology

Enter the drug-cam

Technology

Pollen cast in starring role as micro-scaffolding

Technology

Chemical imager reveals ‘invisible’ fingerprints

Technology

Still dreaming of a do-it-all cellphone

Technology

The shape of wings to come

Technology

Race to find the warp that works

Technology

The baffling problem of noise pollution

Technology

Is small beautiful, or bigger best?

Technology

Fasten your seatbelts, this could get scary

Opinion

Growing greener wings

Aviation's first hundred years were the easy part

The fine print that threatens democracy

Hear no evil

Enter the tiger

Humans

Westminster diary

Features

The case of the mysterious mind

Like most crime thrillers, Radiant Cool is a whodunnit. But it also claims to solve a much deeper mystery: consciousness. Psychologist and author Susan Blackmore delivers her verdict

Mingle bells

Super pooper

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Every picture鈥�

World of birds

Dear diaries

The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Space by Fernand Verger and other books

Say cheese

Holiday reading to give and to get

Biotech flexes its muscles

Regulars

Feedback

This Week鈥檚 Letters

The last word

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