Muons, pions and other strange particles
Features
This week's magazine
Editor's picks
The strange world of the exotic atom
Features
Waves, tides and tsunamis
Features
Gardeners of the underworld: Burrowing animals play a vital role in nature's economy, cycling and recycling soil and sediment and whatever might be in them. Burrowers can also have unexpected impacts on the world above
Features
Tsunami waves wiped out prehistoric Scottish communities
Features
Making sense of the genome's secrets: Thousands of researchers around the world are gradually revealing how our genetic material is made up. Collecting and collating their results has forced computer scientists to reconsider the way we store and use info
Features
The chimpanzee's medicine chest: Chimps seem to dose themselves with drugs when they are feeling low. Plants with the power to do chimps good may have potential for treating human disorders, too
Features
Budget blues in Budapest: Financial cuts are forcing Hungarian scientists to rely increasingly on the international scientific community for support. But this is creating its own problems
Features
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Science: Ozone depletion quickens at both poles
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Science: Chinese cosmic string could close the Universe
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Technology
Technology: American inventor unveils multi-fuel engine
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Technology
Technology: Widescreen pictures will soon be on tape
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Technology
Technology: When bird meets aircraft, a computer simulation can help
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Technology
Buildings that wobble but don't fall down
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Toxic shock bill
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Screening ban
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Japanese gesture
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ICL promises
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Science: How magnetic fields could upset your ions
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Science: Aphids with parasites prefer to end it all
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Science: The seven deadly smells of a skunk
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Berlin split over future of research reactor
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Thumbs down for milk hormone
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East German police keep eagle eye on eggs
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Soviet Union goes to Sussex for advice on science policy
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Camelford doctors highlight government neglect
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Astonishment as Britain considers lifting ivory ban
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Biologist charged
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Foreign magnets
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Jumbo-sized drive-in wash
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New minister
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New moonlet slips through Saturn's rings
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The pressure to balance the books
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Laboratory primates suffered from 'poor science'
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Lizzie the lizard wins a final reprieve
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America's hospitals urged to screen for HIV
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NASA fails to plug leaky space shuttle
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French finally clean up after Amoco Cadiz disaster
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Destruction of chemical arms comes under fire
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Statisticians call government to account
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Opinion
Features
Muons, pions and other strange particles
Features
The strange world of the exotic atom
Features
Waves, tides and tsunamis
Features
Gardeners of the underworld: Burrowing animals play a vital role in nature's economy, cycling and recycling soil and sediment and whatever might be in them. Burrowers can also have unexpected impacts on the world above
Features
Tsunami waves wiped out prehistoric Scottish communities
Features
Making sense of the genome's secrets: Thousands of researchers around the world are gradually revealing how our genetic material is made up. Collecting and collating their results has forced computer scientists to reconsider the way we store and use info
Features
The chimpanzee's medicine chest: Chimps seem to dose themselves with drugs when they are feeling low. Plants with the power to do chimps good may have potential for treating human disorders, too
Features
Budget blues in Budapest: Financial cuts are forcing Hungarian scientists to rely increasingly on the international scientific community for support. But this is creating its own problems
Features
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