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Maps that shape the world: Like a huge piece of orange peel

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A better recipe for making materials: In the industrial kitchens where materials are made, smart sensors and mathematical models are replacing rules of thumb and trial and error

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Did Tibet cool the world?: When India and Asia collided more

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No way to treat a body: Ten thousand people in Britain alone injure themselves deliberately and regularly. Why do they do it and how can they stop?

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Real Monkeys don’t drink water: A remarkable troop of southern African baboons has learnt how to survive in a desert unfit for primate life. But their days could be numbered

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Greenprint for rescuing the Rhine: Orthodox methods for cleaning up the Rhine have been only partially successful. Now the nations responsible are starting to back the ecologists’ vision of a river fit for salmon

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The trouble with implants: For thirty years plastic surgeons said silicone implants were safe. Now women are rushing to have them removed as researchers explore the links with disease

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Raising rice in the savannas: Few farmers once bothered with the savannas of South America for anything other than cattle raising. Now they have begun to grow rice on the continent’s grassy plains

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The man who made computers personal: Alan Kay may not be a household name but he has revolutionised our lifestyles. Since his student days, he has pioneered the creation of computers that can be used by anyone – a vision that has remained undimmed afte

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