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Darlings, clones, you were wonderful . . .: The remake of a Jules Verne classic is grappling with the technical challenges of using virtually real actors. Clive Davidson reports
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The trouble with ME: For the past decade sufferers of chronic fatigue syndrome have fought to get their condition recognised as a biological disease. Now scientific research seems to be backing their claims, says Renee Twombly
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Birth of a human robot: Can AI researchers really turn today's stupid robots into the intelligent humanoids of science fiction, asks Roger Lewin
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Science: Engineering a genetic high for the heart
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Science: Hidden chamber yields key to immune response
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Science: Garlic wards off undead bacteria
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Science: Ozone low north and south
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Science: The fruits of walking on two legs
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Science: Did DNA rings speed up evolution?
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Technology
Technology: And here is the online news . . .
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Technology
Technology: Drug eats away at T cell reaction
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Technology
Technology: Inner glow to save patients' lives
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Green grub
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Soft energy
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No tests
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Worm's eye view from space
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Bone grown
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Goodbye, Moon
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Open options
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Arctic park
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Hidden costs of a clean inheritance: Changing genes in sperm or eggs could free future generations from inherited disease. But critics argue that it would create a host of other, unacceptable effects, writes Andy Coghlan
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Billions claimed as Exxon trial starts
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Big country loses farmyard talen
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Have the cranes stopped flying?
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Pentagon goes flat out for display panels
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Africa's farmers know best
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Under the Alps by magnetism
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War on 'back-yard' polluters
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Trendy sums don't add up
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Villagers sue mine over 'ruined river'
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Software tycoons back drugs from genes
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'Millions' need hepatitis B jabs
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World Cup's field of dreams
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Patents on life sneak through back door
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Packing the most into pedal power
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Opinion
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The Great Catalyst Picture show
Features
Darlings, clones, you were wonderful . . .: The remake of a Jules Verne classic is grappling with the technical challenges of using virtually real actors. Clive Davidson reports
Features
The trouble with ME: For the past decade sufferers of chronic fatigue syndrome have fought to get their condition recognised as a biological disease. Now scientific research seems to be backing their claims, says Renee Twombly
Features
Birth of a human robot: Can AI researchers really turn today's stupid robots into the intelligent humanoids of science fiction, asks Roger Lewin
Features
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Thistle Diary: A whiff of CFC in the air - More comment from Westminster by Tam Dalyell
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Forum: Polynesian paradise for the regaining - Michael Brooke says the government should be showing that it takes global conservation seriously
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Review: His own words
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Forum: Will Waldegrave walk the plank? - Two years after winning a seat in Cabinet, science may be about to lose it, says William Bown
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Review: A proper diet for mathematicians
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Review: Great experiments in philosophy
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Review: From insect to instrument
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Review: Seconds away from reality
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Review: Winged chariot hurrying along
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Review: Dig deep for the past's hidden text
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Review: Rocky times for earth sciences
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Review: From harmony to chaos in the skies
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