Fuzzy future for flat screens
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Editor's picks
New Zealand's poisoned paradise: Toxic waste has seeped into New Zealand's soil and water, tarnishing the country's pristine image
Features
Cannabis: the brain's othr supplier - Researchers are buzzing with their best high for years. They have discovered that a substance produced by the brain behaves just like majijuana. A discovery they hope will open people's minds to learning more about t
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Chemistry that comes naturally: Photosynthesis and respiration are efficient, economical and enviromentally friendly. Industrial chemists are beginning to clean up their act by learning from such natural processes
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Table of contents
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Technology
Patents: Waste not . . .
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Patents: No ice? No problem
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Patents: EPO grows more successful with age
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Patents: A charged life
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Technology: How a MiniDisc could supplant 1000 floppies
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Technology: Is it CD or is it vinyl? Only 1 in 40 knows
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Technology: A pair of glasses puts radon exposure into focus
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Science: Sick impala gives trees a break
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Technology: Organ transplants prepare for the big chill
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Science: A stimulating way to reduce epileptic fits
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Science: The toxic sludge that just won't die
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Science: Perfect molecular fit is secret of superstrong superbond
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Science: How simple molecules get themselves in a twist
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TV options
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Kites' comeback
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Have periods, will seek therapy: Do some women go mad every month? An influential group of psychiatrists seems to think they do
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Science: Corkscrew vision helps bees find flowers
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Prop for probe programme
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Faulty plan
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Food is an ethical issue
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Exploding thesis
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'Simple solution for ozone killer
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Forcibly saved
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Routes to AIDS
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Rocky road to a stable planet
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How blue genes could green the cotton industry
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Camel's chees gives nourishment to nomads
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Seeds of dissent in India over foreign 'gene thieves'
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Will Domesday 2000 put personal data on the map?
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Taming wild peanuts brings life to poor soil
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The shape of research councils to come
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Lingering lagacy of the siege of Leningrad
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Museum does well with 'Disney' dinosaurs
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The case of one hundred disappearing reserviors
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Hidden mutation kills off triple drug HIV therapy
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France reels at latest medical scandal
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Opinion
Features
Fuzzy future for flat screens
Features
New Zealand's poisoned paradise: Toxic waste has seeped into New Zealand's soil and water, tarnishing the country's pristine image
Features
Cannabis: the brain's othr supplier - Researchers are buzzing with their best high for years. They have discovered that a substance produced by the brain behaves just like majijuana. A discovery they hope will open people's minds to learning more about t
Features
Chemistry that comes naturally: Photosynthesis and respiration are efficient, economical and enviromentally friendly. Industrial chemists are beginning to clean up their act by learning from such natural processes
Features
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Review: Cosmic tales to tell your friends
Books & Arts
Review: New Zealand's steaming energy
Books & Arts
Review: Lines, more lines and statistics
Books & Arts
Forum: Game, set and match to the human jungle - Is intelligence a priceless gift or an expendable resource, asks Salvador Malo
Forum
Forum: Beyond the old fashioned fringe - Donald Gould considers a nasty outbreak of medical conversion
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