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The subconscious mind: Your unsung hero
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Anti-smoking drug linked to violent behaviour
The US Food and Drug Administration is to investigate the use of the drug Chantix after reports of dangerous side effects
News
Earth
Winter storms are now double the trouble
News
Life
Whale’s diet revealed in its doo-doo
News
Earth
Plants do emit methane after all
News
Earth
Bulgarian nuclear plant on shaky ground
News
Earth
Drought-hit Australia votes to go green
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60 Seconds
News
Earth
Heatwave is a hell for threatened bats
News
Health
Pay-by-results pricing opens up better cancer drugs
News
Earth
Insight: Overfishing is creating a jellyfish plague
News
Life
The caring side of cannibalism
News
Space
How Earth’s twin became so hellishly hot
News
Earth
Economics says we should act on climate change
News
Life
‘Intelligence genes’ reveal their complexity
News
This week 50 years ago
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Technology
Russian nuclear security is ‘disturbing’
News
Life
Subliminal flag-waving discourages extreme ideas
News
Life
‘Blind’ fish offers insight into vertebrate vision
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Earth
Volcanoes give sea level a temporary boost
News
Health
Modified mice get no kick from cocaine
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Environment
Female alley cats call the shots at mealtime
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Earth
Space particles give Earth a slow ‘X-ray’
News
Space
Is Mercury’s magnetic field sapped by solar wind?
News
Life
Evolutionary ‘big bang’ gave rise to flowering plants
News
Technology
Organic transistor improves with age
News
Space
Thank the cows for Europe’s satnav
News
Technology
Gizmo
News
Technology
Composite aircraft tests need urgent overhaul
News
Life
Computer simulations advance beyond Hollywood
News
Life
Monitoring email could spot insider threats
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Opinion
Features
Humans
The subconscious mind: Your unsung hero
Subconscious thought processes may play a crucial role in many of the facilities we prize as uniquely human, including creativity, learning and language
Features
Space
Orion: NASA returns to the rocket
Features
Earth
Bog barons: Indonesia’s carbon catastrophe
Features
Physics
Turbulence: Finding order in chaos
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Review: Different Engines by Mark Brake and Neil Hook
Of course science influences science fiction, but does it work the other way round?
Books & Arts
Physics
Review: Quantum Theory Cannot Hurt You by Marcus Chown
Books & Arts
Review: What Are You Optimistic About? edited by John Brockman
Books & Arts
Life
The word: Cupertino effect
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