Face to face with the perfect image: Images generated by computer are adding new dimensions to traditional portraiture. Besides their humorous value, these images are beginning to reveal how we process faces
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Return to Madagascar: Little is known about Madagascar's remarkable natural history. Now the island is opening its doors to the world's researchers
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Life and death in a digital world: No one can turn back the evolutionary clock, but we can follow the fate of a rich menagerie of artificial organisms as they evolve in a model world
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Happy birthday, Supernova 1987A: Five years ago next week, astronomers saw a brilliant star explode. The supernova has now faded, but its expanding debris is likely to trigger more interstellar fireworks
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Technology
Technology: The key to locking out computer saboteurs
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Technology: Unclogging the chip's electronic snarl-ups
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Technology: New shocks for sharks
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Science: As easy as getting blood from a stone
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Science: The billion amp current that flows round Jupiter
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Science: Atomic lens
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Science: Antibody proved to prevent HIV infection in apes
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Science: Computer chemistry - the shape of things to come
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Arms sales flourish as old order breaks down: Chicago, the city of gangsters, played host to the American Association for the Advancement of Science last week. Reporters from 51¶¯Âþ were there
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Science: Planets are common around solitary pulsars
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Engineered genes in grafted skin could be body's protein factory: Chicago, the city of gangsters, played host to the American Association for the Advancement of Science last week. Reporters from 51¶¯Âþ were there
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Christopher Columbus and the mystery of the dumb dogs: Chicago, the city of gangsters, played host to the American Association for the Advancement of Science last week. Reporters from 51¶¯Âþ were there
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Of mice and men . . . and rabbits: Chicago, the city of gangsters, played host to the American Association for the Advancement of Science last week. Reporters from 51¶¯Âþ were there
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Two-day tragedy of bishop birds
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Paris exodus
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Technology link
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Boost for research
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CFC phase-out
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Sellafield censure
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'Harmless' beer brought down the bootleggers: Chicago, the city of gangsters, played host to the American Association for the Advancement of Science last week. Reporters from 51¶¯Âþ were there
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What monkeys chew to choose their children's sex: Chicago, the city of gangsters, played host to the American Association for the Advancement of Science last week. Reporters from 51¶¯Âþ were there
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Japan's reactor plan fuels world concerns
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Radiation linked to long-term gene damage
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Research cash call
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Industry 'should pay to clean its mess'
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Nuclear job centre
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Minamata damages
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Mitochondria tell the tale of migrations to America: Chicago, the city of gangsters, played host to the American Association for the Advancement of Science last week. Reporters from 51¶¯Âþ were there
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Trials 'a must' for disputed cholesterol drugs
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Swiss back animal research by a whisker
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NASA resignation leaves room at the top
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Malaria vaccine trials stopped by anonymous experts
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Home Office unlocks the door to car thieves
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US gene plan 'makes a mockery of patents'
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Opinion
Features
Face to face with the perfect image: Images generated by computer are adding new dimensions to traditional portraiture. Besides their humorous value, these images are beginning to reveal how we process faces
Features
Return to Madagascar: Little is known about Madagascar's remarkable natural history. Now the island is opening its doors to the world's researchers
Features
Life and death in a digital world: No one can turn back the evolutionary clock, but we can follow the fate of a rich menagerie of artificial organisms as they evolve in a model world
Features
Happy birthday, Supernova 1987A: Five years ago next week, astronomers saw a brilliant star explode. The supernova has now faded, but its expanding debris is likely to trigger more interstellar fireworks
Features
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Review: Richard Feynman's lost journey
Books & Arts
Review: Young, gifted and a problem
Books & Arts
Review: How we got the way we are
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Review: A bookshelf of the starry skies
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Review: Literacy for the computer
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