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Survival of the fittest technologies: CDs, disposable razorsand unleaded petrol would have made Charles Darwin smile. They have allseenoff rivals in the economic jungle
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Still life in amber: Creatures that met a sticky end in treeresin have become assets for jewellers and researchers alike. An unlikelycombination of electron microscopes, mummies and maple syrup reveal howamber preserves its captives
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Time to screen for prostate cancer?: Doctors in the Westernworld are beginning to question the lack of research into one of the mostdeadly diseases facing ageing men
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Fusion at a pinch: Researchers at Imperial College arereopening a forsaken route to nuclear fusion – using DIY and help fromGroucho, Chico, Harpo and Zeppo
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Fuel of the forgotten deaths
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Technology
Technology: Got a walking, talking, virtually living doll
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Technology
Technology: Rough road ahead for biodiesel fuel
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Technology
Technology: Botulism gives faces new lease of life
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Science: Smokers feel it in their bones
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Science: Lead turns buckytubes into real live wires
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Science: Millipedes make short work of rival's sperm
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Science: Doing what comes naturally to get the right response
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Science: Line up for the double-decker polymer
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Clear waters
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Antarctic law
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Taking the lid off
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Give industry a break: If you want companies to carry out more research, tax incentives give good value for money, according to new studies. In Britain, such incentives are banned
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Ruddy ducks love rare cousins to death
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Seed solution
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No, says minister
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Space campus
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Bridging the two cultures
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Home for holograms
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'Bubble baby' to get gene therapy
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Will Us sanctions save the rhino?
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Still waiting for the rain in Spain
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European fund to make old Soviet reactors safe
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Sparks fly over France's 'flawed' accelerator
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Germany tests alternative route to health
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Call to plan for cancer gene screening
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HIV pioneer shuns mainstream approach
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Cities aim to cut greenhouse gases
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Historic telescope smashed by storm
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Line calls to swear by from electronic judge
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Coal industry must invest or die
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Chaos reigns ion two-timing Rio
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'Humane' traps let traders off the hook
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Opinion
Features
Careers: Simulating a real career - Start planning now for a future in virtual reality
Features
Survival of the fittest technologies: CDs, disposable razorsand unleaded petrol would have made Charles Darwin smile. They have allseenoff rivals in the economic jungle
Features
Still life in amber: Creatures that met a sticky end in treeresin have become assets for jewellers and researchers alike. An unlikelycombination of electron microscopes, mummies and maple syrup reveal howamber preserves its captives
Features
Time to screen for prostate cancer?: Doctors in the Westernworld are beginning to question the lack of research into one of the mostdeadly diseases facing ageing men
Features
Fusion at a pinch: Researchers at Imperial College arereopening a forsaken route to nuclear fusion – using DIY and help fromGroucho, Chico, Harpo and Zeppo
Features
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Thistle Diary: Virtual worlds and costly patents - Comment from Westminister
Forum
Forum: Dr Johnson's morphic guide to physiks - finds scientific guidance in the works of Dr Samuel Johnson
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Forum: All pain and diminishing gains - counts the cost of being a research scientist
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Review: Do-it-yourself weather detectives
Books & Arts
Review: Sceptic's guide to ectoplasm
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