And the walls came tumbling down: Old Testament writings ofdoom and destruction are now providing researchers with a record ofearthquakes spanning 4000 years
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This week's magazine
Editor's picks
Knocking on wood for a mate
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Vietnam on the technology trail: Computer science, biotechnology and chemistry are all flourishing as Vietnam opens its markets and laboratories to the West
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Humans
Is meditation good for you?
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Great balls of carbon: Why have chemists become so excitedabout simple soot? Because it contains an exotic family of carbon moleculeswhose ball-shaped structure heralds a new branch of chemistry
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When sleeping giants wake
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Technology
Technology: Robots totter towards home-help status
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Science: More heat than light from brightest galaxy
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Science: Puzzling particles challenge physicists
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Science (Florence 1991): Vaccine fails to protect monkeys from infection through sex
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Science (Florence 1991): Lymph clue to virus
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Science (Florence 1991): Does HIV cause AIDS-related skin cancer?
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Science: Flowers start from a single gene
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Technology
Technology: Buckyballs 'covered by old patent'
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Science: Fluorine could add a coat to fullerenes
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Science: No greenhouse link to declining Arctic ice
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Private fears
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Climate standoff
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Women's AIDS alert
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Cray twins
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Thaw in space
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Germany forces nuclear waste underground
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MPs back more muscle for science advice group
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Nuclear safety. . .
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. . . or not?
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'Thunder' generates lightning responses
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Sierra Leone gets tough with foreign fishers
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Tycho Brahe's observatory rises from the ruins
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Britain's back door ban on HIV immigration
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. . . but falls on Japan
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China fuels Iraq's nuclear power
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Soot from burning wells 'will not upset climate' . . .
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How the brain reorganises itself
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British Gas 'under siege' in Ecuador
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Journal rekindles row over Silver Springs monkeys
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Key test is missing as catamarans take to sea
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Opinion
Features
And the walls came tumbling down: Old Testament writings ofdoom and destruction are now providing researchers with a record ofearthquakes spanning 4000 years
Features
Knocking on wood for a mate
Features
Vietnam on the technology trail: Computer science, biotechnology and chemistry are all flourishing as Vietnam opens its markets and laboratories to the West
Features
Humans
Is meditation good for you?
Features
Great balls of carbon: Why have chemists become so excitedabout simple soot? Because it contains an exotic family of carbon moleculeswhose ball-shaped structure heralds a new branch of chemistry
Features
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Review: A step back for the environment
Books & Arts
Review: He selects seashells by the seashore
Books & Arts
Review: War Games
Books & Arts
Forum: Call yourself a supervisor? - Wolf Seufert wonders when students will start laying down the law
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Forum: How the molecular football was lost - Jim Baggott tells a sorry tale of missed opportunity
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Forum: The people who want their parks back - Sue Armstrong uncovers the colonial face of wildlife conservation
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Review: The Empire of the parasites
Books & Arts
Talking Point: Europe must unite on environment issues
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