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This week's magazine

12 August 1995

Issue 1990

New Scientist issue 1990 cover


Table of contents

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Technology

X-rays wrap up insulation

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Technology

Vegetable vaccines keep the doctors away

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Technology

Gold turns to putty in the hands

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Why bread moulds are always on time

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Technology

Suicide genes kill cancer

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Technology

Big Brother moves in to protect the elderly

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Chernobyl's voles spring a genetic surprise

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Granny is safe in the past

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Could lethal sting attack nerve diseases?

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We must go down to the sea again

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The riddle of the solar wind

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Atomic acrobats bounce on magnetic mirror

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Pine forest pays a visit to the future

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Food for thought

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No such syndrome

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A Pandora's box of plutonium

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Plenty of platinum?

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Model mouse

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Scope for improvement

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Dam abandoned

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Risky gene tests face tight controls

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Displaced leopards fall foul of villagers

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Indian dam builders flout environment rules

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Give a wopilkara a bad name …

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Fishing treaty wins unanimous approval

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Russia enlists US to track plutonium

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Senators still fear missile attack

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Stress won't put a strain on your heart

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Censor chip will blank out TV sex and violence

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The computers that time forgot

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Discovery on the road to Ethiopia

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How too much safety grounded the shuttle

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Radiation risk to wave engineers

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Comet of the century heads our way

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Polar meltdown fulfils worst predictions

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