Soviets search for partners in space: As its economic crisis deepens, the Soviet Union is banking on international collaboration to keep its space programme aloft
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This week's magazine
Editor's picks
The fallible engineer: Australian engineers feel that they are being blamed for accidents and failures that are beyond their control. They want the public to understand that experts are only human
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A green in the machine: As a government scientist, Norman Moore both initiated the research that showed how pesticides damage wildlife, and framed the laws that brought these chemicals under control
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India wakes up to AIDS: As Asia faces the prospect of an explosive epidemic of AIDS, Indian health workers are becoming increasingly alarmed at how little has yet been done to prevent the spread of HIV
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Physics
What is light?
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Table of contents
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Science: Rare molecule may lurk on Halley's Comet
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Science: Monkey puzzle and AIDS vaccines - no easy answers - Phyllida Brown reports from the International Conference on Advances in AIDS Vaccine Development, held in Florida last month
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Technology
Technology: Will computers hold key to mental hospitals?
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Science: Sawfly larvae pay the price of defence
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Science: Why ours is the king of genetic codes
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Science: Elemental signs of a lumpy big bang
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Satellite nerves
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Cot deaths
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AZT for children
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French bio-future
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Bronze Age model cuts a dash in denim
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JESSI in jeopardy?
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Reactor starts up
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Squirrels lose
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'Wimps' man wins
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Riots hit research
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Fresh battle over safety of altered foods
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Himalayan earthquake confirms worst fears over dam
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Germans celebrate precision collision
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Forest clearance threatens 'treasure island'
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Sell-off puts future of Europe's TV at risk
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Blood feud
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How Lockerbie is healing its psychological scars
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Britain's rivers 'are getting dirtier'
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Campaign to save wartime code-crackers' huts
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Will Third World lose out if crop genes are patented?
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'Oversight' leaves phone customers open to fraud
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CND exposes extent of military research
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Garage cheats could cash in on car tests
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US industry attacks greenhouse predictions
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Technology
Technology: High fliers get an ear to the ground
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Technology
Technology: Electronic ear keeps eye on ailing hearts
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Technology
Technology: Lasers peer inside the heads of babies
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Technology
Technology: Trains blow a gale
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Technology
Technology: Dustbins count the cost of Dutch rubbish
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Technology
Technology: Genetic gun makes rice growers' day
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Opinion
Features
Soviets search for partners in space: As its economic crisis deepens, the Soviet Union is banking on international collaboration to keep its space programme aloft
Features
The fallible engineer: Australian engineers feel that they are being blamed for accidents and failures that are beyond their control. They want the public to understand that experts are only human
Features
A green in the machine: As a government scientist, Norman Moore both initiated the research that showed how pesticides damage wildlife, and framed the laws that brought these chemicals under control
Features
India wakes up to AIDS: As Asia faces the prospect of an explosive epidemic of AIDS, Indian health workers are becoming increasingly alarmed at how little has yet been done to prevent the spread of HIV
Features
Physics
What is light?
Features
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The carbon cycle
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Thistle Diary: In search of the missing research - Comment from Westminster by Tam Dalyell
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Review: The greening of Europe
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Review: Question time for space and star fiends
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Review: Designed in Japan
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Review: Pavement postcards
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Forum: A show for the English to see - Brian Homewood has been watching Brazil paint its facades for next year's Earth Summit
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Forum: Banking on the environment - Paul Hunt meets the new environment director of the World Bank
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Review: Street punks of the computer world
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Review: Dr Lovelock's new bedside manner
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Review: Passing the tightrope test
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Review: From the pen of a pioneer
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