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The strain is in the brain

Masses and molasses

Pocket rocket

It was the best of times . . .

Table of contents

News

Melissa’s mayhem

All clear

Willing or not

Cull cutback

Victims of vaccines

Heat, test and serve

Japan’s junkyard spacecraft lifts off

Back to Chernobyl

Technology

Read my lips

Technology

Seeing the light

Technology

Clocking on

Poles apart

When too much sex is exhausting

One cell heals all

Megablasts

Yawning shows we’re just big babies

Seedy world

Tadpole genes show how the blood flows

Burning rubber

Pie in the sky

Bubble bubble鈥�

Breed bunnies and feed the world

Heart-stopping

Films without frontiers

Robotic buddies

No runway, no problem

A clean, green power machine

Spanner in the works

Technology

Taking history forward

Tainted catch

Nature’s deep-sea divers aren’t even out of breath

Tight squeeze

Tiny fakes

You can’t miss it . . .

Final stand

Technology

Get your head round this…

Technology

It’s a game of numbers

Technology

Explaining the inexplicable

Technology

If you’re still worried…

Technology

The intelligent antenna

Opinion

Dial F for Fear

Never have so many people worried so much about so little

Features

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The strain is in the brain

Too much typing can leave you in agony. But rather than damaged muscles or tendons being to blame for RSI, says Bob Holmes, things might be going wrong in the brain

Masses and molasses

Pocket rocket

It was the best of times . . .

More

Daily cuppa lands us in hot water

Ian Lowe discovers the value of good design

Air Apparent by Mark Monmonier

Dyson on Darwin

Think number

Wet and dry

Ed’s eye

World’s web

Classic cut

The point of physics

Fame is just around the corner

from Amsterdam

The moral maze

Hang on to your hat

Siren call

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Regulars

Feedback

The last word

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27 February 1999