Dining at the Shuteye Café - When it comes to sleep, are we gluttons, anorexics or fast-food junkies?
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This week's magazine
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Get real, Siggi - Freud would have been furious - hard-nosed pragmatists are invading the fabulous dream industry he founded
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Noises from the cellar - Messages from the gods or the devil. Full of phallic symbols or even darker objects. Dream interpretation has filled countless tomes, but only a few researchers have looked at the brain processes that create them
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Night moves – Sleep feels like a single state of mind that should have a single, simple
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Sweet delirium - Thousands of people are queuing up for a sleepless night, racked by fever. Why?
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Calling all Insomniacs... - ...beaming radio waves into your head might just help
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Crossing the quantum frontier
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The famine fungus - Potatoes could feed a billion people, yet the return of an old enemy would turn plenty into disaster. Fred Pearce reports
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a game of three robots
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Click on the candidate - In the age of the Net there has to be a better way to run a ballot than putting a cross on a slip of paper, says Alison Motluk
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Table of contents
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research: in the field : Bound to happen
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scan : Computer dating
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scan : Seabird count
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research: in the lab : Compound interest
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research: in the lab : Food research merger
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Technology
Patents : Send in the clones
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Patents : Spot the ball
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Patents : Cool hand James
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Patents : Vintage brew
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Patents : Smoke signals
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Technology : Mapping the mines that maim
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Technology : Ultrafast modems head for a crash
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Patents : Keep it short and sweet
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Technology : Shark chokes human cancers
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Technology : Capsules replace booster jabs
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Technology : Feeling is believing in a virtual world
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Science : Superconductor survives mag attack
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Science : Did comets stir Earth's brew?
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Science : Mirror worlds may lurk in the dark
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Science : Why it pays to be a natural-born clone
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Technology : Smart cars steer round traffic jams
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Canada's fishermen plunge back into deep water
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Rogue program that mails itself
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Coded message plan `too complex'
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Virtual mountaineers scale the highest peak
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Tin's the thing when the heat is on
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Young criminals leave no clues
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`Fat pill' strips away the weight
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US urges routine genetic testing
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India faces chaos over water rights
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Life begins on the crest of a calcium wave
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Ancestral ape
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Giant centaur
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Do the twist
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Banking on genius
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Virus gets personal
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Salt solution
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Suffering of the lambs - Pioneers of animal cloning have made big claims for the medical benefits of their work. But can anyone reassure the critics who think suffering is inevitable?
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Science : Can protein spring into life?
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Science : Irradiated cells teach immune system to fight cancer
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Science : How insects storm privet defences
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Alarm greets contraceptive virus
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And the winner is…an opinion poll that adds up
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Beavers decide that finders are keepers
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Tax bungle jeopardises Scottish environment
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Opinion
Features
Dining at the Shuteye Café - When it comes to sleep, are we gluttons, anorexics or fast-food junkies?
Features
Get real, Siggi - Freud would have been furious - hard-nosed pragmatists are invading the fabulous dream industry he founded
Features
Noises from the cellar - Messages from the gods or the devil. Full of phallic symbols or even darker objects. Dream interpretation has filled countless tomes, but only a few researchers have looked at the brain processes that create them
Features
Night moves – Sleep feels like a single state of mind that should have a single, simple
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Sweet delirium - Thousands of people are queuing up for a sleepless night, racked by fever. Why?
Features
Calling all Insomniacs... - ...beaming radio waves into your head might just help
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Crossing the quantum frontier
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The famine fungus - Potatoes could feed a billion people, yet the return of an old enemy would turn plenty into disaster. Fred Pearce reports
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a game of three robots
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Click on the candidate - In the age of the Net there has to be a better way to run a ballot than putting a cross on a slip of paper, says Alison Motluk
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Review : Collected works
Books & Arts
Forum : Promises, promises - From extra cash to better access to the Net, all three parties claim to be on the side of science. Here's how they measure up in 51¶¯Âþ 's 1997 election call
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Review : Team spirit
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Review : From first to last
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Review : Being there
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Review : Just fantastic
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Review : Into Africa
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Review : Letting us in on the act
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Review : Pleased to meet you, Mister Why
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Review : Brewery piss-up
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Review : Doctor's tales
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Review : First, find your dinosaur flesh
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