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There's more to fear from nature than nuclear power

18:00 16 March 2011  | 3 comments

Destruction caused directly by last week's earthquake and tsunami will dwarf any harm from the damaged reactors at Fukushima

We are the children of the lost DNA

18:00 09 March 2011  | 1 comment

Extra genes did not make us human – it's what we lost that counts

GPS jammers have us at their mercy

18:00 09 March 2011

City infrastructure can grind to halt when GPS is out of action. We urgently need a backup system

Right now, science needs the right stuff

18:00 09 March 2011  | 1 comment

Speakers at the Next Generation Suborbital Researchers Conference in Florida said they are ready to take risks to be pioneers for science and technology

New race to the moon: The legal has landed

13:07 09 March 2011

Space law needs to catch up with plans for private lunar exploration

We should play the long game with genomics

18:00 02 March 2011

Some worry about the lack of progress in genomics, but advances in treating cystic fibrosis show how it will pay big dividends in the long run

A tankful of sun is what the renewables mix needs

17:02 28 February 2011  | 4 comments

Energy storage devices will never be as cool as the latest solar panel or wind turbine. But they could be the unsung heroes of an energy revolution

Courts may offer coral relief

17:29 24 February 2011

As the number of reefs dwindles because of pollution and climate change, we should look to the courts to help protect them

Kepler shows us a galaxy fit for life

18:00 23 February 2011  | 1 comment

We've taken the first big step on the quest to find alien beings

How to build a good reputation online

17:36 23 February 2011

Reputation management is going to present new problems for those who search for the truth online

Time for a new food revolution

10:39 22 February 2011  | 2 comments

It's essential to get started on ambitious technological fixes, such as upgrading the photosynthetic machinery in plants

Watson on Jeopardy! marks rise of machine thinking

18:00 16 February 2011

The debut of IBM's computer Watson on the US quiz show Jeopardy! marks a turning point for artificial intelligence

Hope and hype in the world of statistics

16:00 15 February 2011  | 1 comment

More could be done to give the public a realistic picture of research findings

A matter of life and brain death

18:00 09 February 2011  | 2 comments

Studies of the dying brain can help tell us how to save a mind

To boldly sow: why we should fertilise the galaxy

12:40 09 February 2011  | 4 comments

Our 5-million-year mission: to send life to strange new worlds

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COMMENT AND ANALYSIS

Banking cheats will always prosper

11:23 23 March 2011  | 3 comments

Clever schemes to make bankers earn their bonuses look good on paper, but economics proves they won't work, says Mark Buchanan

Removing bodies from display is nonsense

12:02 16 March 2011  | 6 comments

The removal of long-dead human bodies from view in museums for reburial is based on a warped notion of respect, says Søren Holm

LETTERS

Food and forest

LETTERS:  00:00 16 March 2011

The point of the work of Norman Borlaug, the pioneer of the green revolution, was to feed hungry people. Fred Pearce misses points about this...

Golden oldies

LETTERS:  00:00 16 March 2011

You describe a smartphone application that could improve sound quality at music festivals (19 February, p 23...

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