Closing in on Arctic ozone: Next week, European researchers start to unravel the fate of ozone in the skies above the North Pole. Their task is to bring together models and measurements
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Boron, bumps and the big bang: Was matter spread evenly when the Universe began? Perhaps not; the clues lie in the creation of the lighter elements such as boron and beryllium
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A parasite's guide to editing scrambled genes
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The first gene on Earth
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Forensic science goes on trial
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Secrecy shrouds science funding: 51¶¯Âþs have found in the past year that they have lost influence over how funds for research councils are shared out. These decisions are now being made behind closed doors
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Technology: Designer drugs to foil flu virus
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Technology: Neural networks bring harmony to hummers
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Technology: Developing nations turn to solar power
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Technology: One-piece cistern takes the strain out of flushing
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Technology: Keyboard revamp could take terror out of piano practice
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Technology: Spurious commands made satellite wobble
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Technology: The ace of diamonds packs them in
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Science: The flight of a beer bubble from first principles
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Science: Clouds gather over the ocean's plankton
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Science: Maverick supernova hints at pulsar formation
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Technology
Technology: 'Black box' could put brakes on bad driving
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Technology: Juggling memories bring teletext to Chinese screens
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Science: Did the Sun make its debut as a bigger star?
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Science: Gene-spliced tumour cells immunise mice against cancer
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Science: Making energy molecule is as easy as ATP
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Science: Evidence for colourful quarks
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Silly academics
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Galactic cigar
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Devastation in Iraq takes its toll in hunger and disease
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Green cars will cost lives, says US industry
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UNESCO shake-up
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Petal power keeps the signals sharp
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Japan sets sail into potential nuclear disaster
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Asthmatics at risk from 'right-handed' drug
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Albatrosses saved by a wing and a scare
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Venice at risk as flood funds dry up
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Europe fails to agree funds for nuclear fusion
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The newts from the black stuff
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Greens damn Kohl's rainforest pledge
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Mercury poisoning confirmed among Amazon villagers
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CFCs cool globe
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Water prosecution
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No to nuclear test
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Rain remains mainly in the sky
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Chernobyl to close
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Safety clearance
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Crickets break for coffee in Brazil
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Oil from Kuwaiti wells still pouring into the desert
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TB returns to haunt America
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Opinion
Features
Closing in on Arctic ozone: Next week, European researchers start to unravel the fate of ozone in the skies above the North Pole. Their task is to bring together models and measurements
Features
Boron, bumps and the big bang: Was matter spread evenly when the Universe began? Perhaps not; the clues lie in the creation of the lighter elements such as boron and beryllium
Features
A parasite's guide to editing scrambled genes
Features
The first gene on Earth
Features
Forensic science goes on trial
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