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Physics

Through the nanotube

Stiffer than any other known material and with potential applications in electronics and as the world's tiniest test tubes, nanotubes have a promising future. Philip Ball introduces the carbon family's newest member

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You must remember this

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Life

Let there be life

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Treasure hunters of the deep

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High & dry in Colombia

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Invasion of the micromachines

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You’ve all got it wrong

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Have we got problems for you

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Snap happy under the sea – Amazingly detailed images of the seafloor could soon help clean up radioactive waste dumps under water or find the right site for telecoms cables. Bennett Daviss takes a look at a new kind of sonar

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Rights of passage

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Death of old age – We can live healthy lives well into our hundreds, some researchers claim. But is ageing really a disease that can be cured? David Concar investigates

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Cracking the Easter Island code

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Virtual port of call – To stay at the top, the Port of Singapore is planning the ultimate upgrade. As Terry Slavin discovers, every last container will reach its destination untouched by human hands

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A life in silicon

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