Lessons from the dead
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How to grow a green economy: As the planet teeters towards environmental catastrophe, the old certainties about how to measure the health of an ecvonomy are being undermined
Features
The unbeatable lightness of aerogels: Take 10 parts of metal oxide, 90 parts of air, mix well - and watch industry fall upon the product with glee
Features
The thick black line: How have the technologies to stop or get rid of oil slicks developed since the first big disasters in the 1960s?
Features
Life
Breaking Chomsky's rules
Features
Table of contents
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Sudan epidemic
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Cancer vaccine
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USS Waxahachie
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Anti-AIDS scheme jeopardised as police move in
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Rail routes for dangerous cargos
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HIV 'affects one in seven' in Zimbabwe
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Waste warning
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Russia's far north opened up for the West
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Northern lights illuminated by radar
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Money man takes charge in Germany
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Shetlanders roll out the straw carpet
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. . . as companies fail the innovation test
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Head of WHO returns despite Western opposition
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'Cheap' patent court fails inventor
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Is drug cocktail killing psychiatric patients?
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An active life makes a better brain
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British industry cuts research to the bone. . .
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Old wives' tales 'as good as sperm sorting'
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Patents: Good for business?
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Patents: Safer for fish
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Patents: Drawing out enthusiasm
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Patents: Followed by phones
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Patents: On the button
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Patents: Kindly light
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Patents: Patents information
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Technology
Technology: Gut power fuels cheaper coal oil
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Technology
Technology: Molecule's one-way route to electronics
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Technology
Technology: A quantum leap in secret communications
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Technology
Technology: French fight over role of radar in airline safety
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Technology
Technology: Logging in to the lost continent
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Science: Hopes fade in hunt for Planet X
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Technology
Technology: Spymasters fear bug-proof cellphones
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Science: Sugar runs rings around rampant white blood cells
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Science: Demise of the fourth neutrino
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Science: Role-swapping makes monkeys of macaques
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Science: Baby red dwarf screams across the radio bands
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Science: Predators prefer prey with parasites
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Science: Dark matter in our own backyard
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What turns an oil spill into a disaster?: With tens of thousands of tonnes of crude oil still washing round the coast of Shetland, is an ecological disaster inevitable?
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Opinion
Features
Lessons from the dead
Features
How to grow a green economy: As the planet teeters towards environmental catastrophe, the old certainties about how to measure the health of an ecvonomy are being undermined
Features
The unbeatable lightness of aerogels: Take 10 parts of metal oxide, 90 parts of air, mix well - and watch industry fall upon the product with glee
Features
The thick black line: How have the technologies to stop or get rid of oil slicks developed since the first big disasters in the 1960s?
Features
Life
Breaking Chomsky's rules
Features
More
Thistle Diary: Museum for code crackers and the world of pesticides - Comment from Westminster by Tam Dalyell
Forum
Forum: The truth and nothing but . . . - Christopher Price claims that scientific evidence can be as fallible as evidence from ordinary mortals
Forum
Forum: Wear this stethoscope with pride - Donald Gould muses on doctors' useless badges of office
Forum
Forum: Not a job for the specialist - Adrian Furnham wonders whether boffins can ever be managers
Forum
Review: Duty-free marine life
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