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Brain boosters – Could middle-aged people soon be popping pills to help them learn new skills as easily as children do? David Concar reports

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Son of Hubble – NASA’s replacement for its hugely successful space telescope will have to weigh less, cost less and peer deeper into the Universe than ever before. Leonard David looks at the options

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Cars that grow on trees – Cheap, light, strong and easily recycled. Natural fibres could turn up in everything from cars to golf clubs, finds Stephen Hill

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Cutting out stuttering

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Birds do it . . . did dinosaurs?

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Diamond curls

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Bubbles behaving badly

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Surfing prohibited – Hopping from one site to another is what makes the Web so powerful, but now a ragbag of commercial companies and politicians want to curtail that freedom. Kurt Kleiner assesses the dangers

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Crazy crystals

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The sixth sense

Your schnozzle may be receiving lewd messages from the opposite sex鈥攁nd yes, you can buy the saucy chemicals responsible in a perfume bottle. Robert Taylor investigates

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Into the eleventh dimension

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Secrets of a perfect skin

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Chilling light

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Hooked on drugs – Farm animals given antibiotics need less food to grow. Is this use of drugs destroying a key weapon against human disease? John Bonner investigates

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