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2019/03

永利集团游戏平台:Rising to Waldegrave's challenge . . .

ByANDYCOGHLANThescienceministernowknowswhataHiggsbosonis–oratleastwhatitshouldbe.AtKeeleUniversity

2019/03

Letters: Swing Bowling

ByROYFULLERIhaveinthepastdrawnattentiontothemicrobiologicalhazardsassociatedwithlubricatingthecricketballwithbodyfluidssuchassalivaandsweat(Letters

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2019/03

Science: Monkeys live fast, die young

ByCLAREPUTNAMAdolescentvervetmon-keysaremuchmorelikelytotakerisksinanewandpossiblydangeroussituationthaneitheryoungerinfantsoroldermonkeys.ThatcameasasurprisetoLynneFairbanks

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2019/03

Technology: Seeds of recovery for Ukraine's milk

ByANDYCOGHLANMilkinUkrainecontaminatedwithradiationleftoverfromtheChernobyldisasterof1986maysoonbecleanedusingafilteringtechniquedevelopedinBritaininvolvingmicroscopicparticles.The‘seed’particlescould

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2019/03

Film fantasy

Thereappearstobenoclinicalbenefitintreatingarareinheriteddiseasewith‘Lorenzo’soil’

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2019/03

Focus: Cracking into the world of whispers: The US government is offering an 'uncrackable' encryption algorithm to the world. But is its motivation to catch criminals or to listen to everything you say?

ByKURTKLEINERSecretcodeswereoncetheconcernofgovernments.Mathematicianslabouredinthebowelsofvariousintelligenceagencies

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2019/03

. . . with a boson at the Tories' cocktail party

ByDAVIDMILLERImagineacocktailpartyofpoliticalpartyworkerswhoareuniformlydistributedacrossthefloor

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2019/03

DNA transplant give insight into TB

ByIANMUNDELLAstretchofDNAthatchangesEscherichiacolifromanormallyharmlessbacteriumintoonewhichinvadeshumancells

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2019/03

Refugees at risk of infection and post-traumatic stress disorder

ByAndyCoghlanFirstthingsfirst:refugeeshavebasichealthneeds(Image:CsabaDomotor/Xinhua/eyevine)Whilepoliticiansargueoverthedetails

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2019/03

Hidden homeless who came to stay . . .

ByWILLIAMBOWNApainstakingfollow-upofthe1991censusreturnshasrevealedanewgroupofuptohalfamillionpeopleinBritainwithnopermanenthome.Mostlyyoungandmale

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2019/03

Letters: Storm in a teacup

ByGREGHOLLANDTherecentspateofdestructivecyclonesandthepotentialforlonger-termchangeshaveindeedcreatedanenvironmentofconcern

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2019/03

Row surfaces over sunken nuclear sub

ByDEBORAMacKENZIEinBRUSSELSTheKomsomolets

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2019/03

French minister hints at budget boost

ByTARAPATELinPARISDespiteasevereeconomicdownturnandtightbudgetaryconstraints

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2019/03

Technology: Mapping the points where fits begin

ByHELENSAULDoctorsmaysoonbeabletospotpartsofthebrainthattriggerepilepticfits

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2019/03

Stone-age people were making porridge 32,000 years ago

ByIonaTwaddellWallpaintingsinGrottaPaglicci

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2019/03

HIV may kill most cells by a method overlooked for years

ByBobRoehrTcells

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2019/03

Science: Deepest hole yet over the North

ByJOHNGRIBBINDetailedanalysisofdatafromtheWorldMeteorologicalOrganizationhasconfirmedrecordlowlevelsofozoneinthenorthernhemisphere.Theregionbetween45degreesNand65degreesNsawthelowesteverconcentrations

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2019/03

Resistance to toad toxin shows evolution can repeat itself

ByBobHolmesCanetoadsaresuccessfullypreyedonbywaterrats(Image:Auscape/UIGviaGetty)Sometimesevolutionjustdoesn’thaveachoice.Reptileshaveevolvedtoresisttoadpoisonsfourseparatetimes

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2019/03

Weaponry on tap

Itmaylooklikethecrosssectionofagun

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2019/03

Technology: Matrix makes light work of heavy computing

ByPETERQUIDDINGTONinCANBERRADesktopcomputerswillbeabletoprocessinformationatspeedstorivalhigh-poweredsupercomputers

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2019/03

Letters: Swing bowling

ByPETERBEARMANIcanassureWilliamBownandRabiMehtathattheexperimentalresultsonswingandreverseswingofcricketballshavenotsatunregardedintheAeronauticsLibraryatImperialCollege(‘Theseamysideofswingbowling’

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2019/03

Staff axed as leading museum goes down market

ByDEBORAMacKENZIEOne-thirdofthescientistsatCanada’sforemostnaturalhistorymuseumhavebeensacked.ManagersattheCanadianMuseumofNatureinOttawasaytheactionwill‘focus’researchatthemuseumon‘relevant’topics.Th

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2019/03

永利集团游戏平台:Gun laws takes toll of California's sea lions

ByROSIEMESTELinPASADENASealionswithgunshotwoundsarebeingwashedupinrecordnumbersonCalifornia’sshores.Conservationistssuspect–butcannotprove–thattheanimalsarethevictimsofangryfishermenwhoblamethemformea

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2019/03

Road to ruin for Britain's wildlife: For more than forty years, conserving our natural environment has depended on sites of special scientific interest. Why is the government helping to bulldoze this scheme?

ByFREDPEARCEComeNovember

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2019/03

Letters: Natural failings

ByA.W.FARNHAMAccordingtoPaulSimons

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2019/03

Counting Africa's trees for the wood . . .

ByFREDPEARCEAfricamaycontaintwiceasmuchwoodaspreviouslybelieved

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2019/03

永利集团游戏平台:Technology: Surgeons try out model operations

ByALISONGODDARDSparepartsforsurgicaloperationscouldsoonbemadeusingtechnologyoriginallydevelopedtomakecarcomponents.Thetechniquewillallowsurgeonstoplanandpractisetheiroperations

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2019/03

Fewer forms

SpendingendlesshoursfillinginformsisnotthemosteffectivewayforborderpolicetostopthefloodofillegalimmigrantsacrosstheUSborderwithMexico

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2019/03

Bugging the bugs as they gobble the crops

BySUSANKATZMILLERAtexanwitoncedescribedhispokeropponentsasbeingsosilent‘youcouldhearanantpeeoncotton’.Nowacousticengineershaveriggedupasystemofsensitivemicrophonesdesignedtoeavesdroponwhatinsectsmight

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2019/03

Poor join the cashless society

ByVINCENTKIERNANinWASHINGTONDCDuringtheDepression

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2019/03

Science: Fatal attraction of fungus the parasite

ByCLAREPUTNAMThefungusEntomophthoramuscae

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2019/03

Technology: Detector sniffs out stowaways

ByTARAPATELinPARISIllegalimmigrantscouldfindithardertohideinthedepthsofcargocontainersasaresultofadevicethatdetectscarbondioxidefrompeople’sbreath.The‘humanoccupancydetector’

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2019/03

Legal sting for caterpillar virus

ByANDYCOGHLANOpponentsofanexperimentthatinvolvesreleasingageneticallyengineeredvirusinafieldnearOxfordareseekingacourtinjunctionthisweektostopthetrials.DavidBishopandhiscolleaguesattheInstituteofVirol

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2019/03

Virus clue to killer disease

ByPHYLLIDABROWNAcommonvirusthatlivesintheguthasbeenfoundinthespinalcordsofpeoplewithmotorneuronedisease.Scientistswanttoknowiftheviruscouldinteractwithotherfactors

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2019/03

永利集团游戏平台:Major accord

BritainlastweekfinallyratifiedtheBiodiversityConvention

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2019/03

Technology: Lenses lose their lethal glint

ByJONATHANBEARDSnipersoftenaimatreflections.DuringtheNormandyinvasion50yearsago

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2019/03

Could Japan scrap plutonium?

ByPETERHADFIELDinTOKYOJapanhasredrawnitsenergypolicytoreduceitsrelianceonplutoniumandfast-breederreactors.Inareporttobereleasedlaterthismonth

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2019/03

Theme park at the heart of rural Britain: The leisure industry is fast becoming the most lucrative of the countryside's cash crops. But at what cost to the environment?

ByFREDPEARCEAfterfarming

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2019/03

Science: Coronary heart disease linked to common bacteria

Abacteriumwhichcangrowinbloodvesselsmaycontributetocoronaryheartdiseasebyblockingthecoronaryarteriesthatsupplybloodtotheheart

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2019/03

Healthy babies

Adultswhosurvivechildhoodleukaemiaafterradiationther-apydonothaveanincreasedriskofhavingchildrenwithseverebirthdefects

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2019/03

Technology: Seed bank builds on frozen assets

ByANDYCOGHLANExoticfruitsgrowinginaMalaysiangardenmarkabreakthroughinthetechnologyofpreservingseeds.Thissuccessmaypavethewayforbotaniststo‘bank’thegenesofmanyimportanttropicalplants

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2019/03

Technology: Smart angle on stroke rehabilitation

ByROSIEMESTELinLOSANGELESCheap

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2019/03

Technology: Taking the measure of the growing population

ByJONATHANBEARDinNEWYORKIfyouareatypicalhumanbeingbelowtheageof50

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2019/03

How walnuts and purslane can save your heart

ByTARAPATELinPARISHeartpatientswhoeatlikeCretanshaveabetterchanceofsurvivalthanthosewhofollowthelowcholesteroldietrecommendedbytheAmericanHeartAssociation

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2019/03

Bigger bucks for teh appliance of science

ByANDYCOGHLANBritishuniversitiesaretobemorerichlyrewardedbythegovernmentiftheycarryoutindustrialresearch.Inthepast

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2019/03

Virtual therapy reaches new heights

ByALISONGODDARDPeoplecanovercometheirworstfearsandphobiaswiththehelpof‘virtualtherapy’

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2019/03

Science: White-hot facelifts for old stars of Milky Way

ByKENCROSWELLinBERKELEYFormorethantwentyyears

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2019/03

Road to a reptile's stomach

HiddenawayinthemountainsofNewMexicoliesanenormouspatchoffossilisedtracksleftbyreptiles

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2019/03

Science: Sharp-eyed shrimp has binocular vision

BySTEPHENDAYImagineananimalwithbothmammalianandinsectsight.Atiny

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2019/03

Serengeti lions fall prey to distemper

BySUSANKATZMILLERThemysteriousepidemicthatiskillingthelionsoftheSerengetiturnsouttobedistemper

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2019/02

Learn language faster with gestures

LANGUAGEclassesofthefuturemightcomewithaphysicalworkout.Peoplelearnanewlanguagemoreeasilywhenwordsareaccompaniedbymovement.ManuelaMacedoniaandThomasKnöscheattheMaxPlanckInstituteforHumanCognitiveandBr

永利集团游戏平台:Rising to Waldegrave's challenge . . .

Letters: Swing Bowling

Science: Monkeys live fast, die young

Technology: Seeds of recovery for Ukraine's milk

Film fantasy

Focus: Cracking into the world of whispers: The US government is offering an 'uncrackable' encryption algorithm to the world. But is its motivation to catch criminals or to listen to everything you say?

. . . with a boson at the Tories' cocktail party

DNA transplant give insight into TB

Refugees at risk of infection and post-traumatic stress disorder

Hidden homeless who came to stay . . .

Letters: Storm in a teacup

Row surfaces over sunken nuclear sub

French minister hints at budget boost

Technology: Mapping the points where fits begin

Stone-age people were making porridge 32,000 years ago

HIV may kill most cells by a method overlooked for years

Science: Deepest hole yet over the North

Resistance to toad toxin shows evolution can repeat itself

Weaponry on tap

Technology: Matrix makes light work of heavy computing

Letters: Swing bowling

Staff axed as leading museum goes down market

永利集团游戏平台:Gun laws takes toll of California's sea lions

Road to ruin for Britain's wildlife: For more than forty years, conserving our natural environment has depended on sites of special scientific interest. Why is the government helping to bulldoze this scheme?

Letters: Natural failings

Counting Africa's trees for the wood . . .

永利集团游戏平台:Technology: Surgeons try out model operations

Fewer forms

Bugging the bugs as they gobble the crops

Poor join the cashless society

Science: Fatal attraction of fungus the parasite

Technology: Detector sniffs out stowaways

Legal sting for caterpillar virus

Virus clue to killer disease

永利集团游戏平台:Major accord

Technology: Lenses lose their lethal glint

Could Japan scrap plutonium?

Theme park at the heart of rural Britain: The leisure industry is fast becoming the most lucrative of the countryside's cash crops. But at what cost to the environment?

Science: Coronary heart disease linked to common bacteria

Healthy babies

Technology: Seed bank builds on frozen assets

Technology: Smart angle on stroke rehabilitation

Technology: Taking the measure of the growing population

How walnuts and purslane can save your heart

Bigger bucks for teh appliance of science

Virtual therapy reaches new heights

Science: White-hot facelifts for old stars of Milky Way

Road to a reptile's stomach

Science: Sharp-eyed shrimp has binocular vision

Serengeti lions fall prey to distemper

Learn language faster with gestures

Letters: Swing Bowling

Science: Monkeys live fast, die young

Technology: Seeds of recovery for Ukraine's milk

Focus: Cracking into the world of whispers: The US government is offering an 'uncrackable' encryption algorithm to the world. But is its motivation to catch criminals or to listen to everything you say?

Letters: Storm in a teacup

Technology: Mapping the points where fits begin

Stone-age people were making porridge 32,000 years ago

Science: Deepest hole yet over the North

Technology: Matrix makes light work of heavy computing

Letters: Swing bowling

Road to ruin for Britain's wildlife: For more than forty years, conserving our natural environment has depended on sites of special scientific interest. Why is the government helping to bulldoze this scheme?

Letters: Natural failings

永利集团游戏平台:Technology: Surgeons try out model operations

Science: Fatal attraction of fungus the parasite

Technology: Detector sniffs out stowaways

Technology: Lenses lose their lethal glint

Could Japan scrap plutonium?

Theme park at the heart of rural Britain: The leisure industry is fast becoming the most lucrative of the countryside's cash crops. But at what cost to the environment?

Science: Coronary heart disease linked to common bacteria

Technology: Seed bank builds on frozen assets

Technology: Smart angle on stroke rehabilitation

Technology: Taking the measure of the growing population

Science: White-hot facelifts for old stars of Milky Way

Science: Sharp-eyed shrimp has binocular vision