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This week's magazine

21 October 1995

Issue 2000

New Scientist issue 2000 cover


Table of contents

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Technology

Polymer shapes up to banish cholesterol

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Technology

Netropolitan – Physics

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Technology

Netropolitan – Chemistry

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Tiny glass laser sheds more light than heat

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Lungfuls of helium put doctors in the picture

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Hot treatment for period pain

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Immune system oils the wheels of industry

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Technology

Can double dish break Sky monopoly?

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Are Saturn's rings hiding mystery moons?

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Can electrons ride an optical boom?

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Tug-of-war that can wreck a fetus

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It's the early bird that fits the bill

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Letting the quantum cat out of the bag

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When a woman becomes like a man

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Grafted testicles spurn rejection

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Trouble at the edge of time

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Human patents

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Satellite success

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Seeing the light

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Riders on the storm

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Galileo glitch

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Hot flights

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Telltale coral

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Welcome to Cell Block Heroin

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Was Shakespeare the man behind the mask?

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Strain of HIV crucial to women's risk of infection

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From the tau of physics …

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… to a disarming man of peace

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Boudicca rampaged through the streets of south London

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Ozone prophets reach rarefied heights

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US hawks rage over 'anti-nuke bias'

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'Herd instinct' drove biotech firms to the brink

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Axe sharpened for climate research

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Space station? Non merci

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The end of TV as we know it

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France barred inspectors from nuclear test sites

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Killer rabbit virus on the loose

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