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IN TODAY'S PAPER
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CITY NEWSLINES
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WEEKLY FEATURES
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| Aliens on earth |
| Filmmaker James Cameron wants to make science 'cool' again. Andrew C. Revkin reports |
| James Cameron, one of the masters of celluloid science fiction, has become fixated with what might be called ‘reality science’ to the point where he has melded science and movie-making into Aliens of the Deep, a 3-D, Imax-scale exploration of geophysics and extreme biology at the bottom of the sea. ... | Read.. |
| Copper can tackle N-waste problem |
| India’s nuclear scientists may have lessons to draw from the relics left behind by the nation’s earliest metal-makers who produced axes, chisels and bangles from copper over 3,800 years ago ... | Read.. |
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| Timeless truths |
| Some people don’t even think this exists,” says Erik Demaine, turning in his hands an elaborately folded paper structure. The intricately pleated sail-like form swooshes gracefully in ... | Read.. |
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| Forward to the past |
 Some people climb mountains to achieve greatness. Some people try to win championship sports games. John Pultorak built a working replica of a 40-year-old computer. Late last year, Pultorak, of Highlands Ranch, Colorado, completed a four-year project ... | Read.. |
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| QED: Bhansali's errors |
 Amid the boring movies of Bollywood Sanjay Leela Bhansali's latest film Black may be a departure. Instead of inane love stories, or headache-inducing brawls, he portrays the vagaries of two formidable neurological disorders at one go. After hav ... | Read.. |
| Recommended: Billions of years of cosmic evolution |
ORIGINS
Neil Tyson, Donald Goldsmith
W.W. Norton; £ 12.99 ... | Read.. |
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Most home medicine cupboards contain painkill-ers. As many as nine in 10 people take such medicines, known collectively as analgesics, to ease a huge range of ailments from pulled muscles or arthritic joints, headaches and toothache to colds and flu. ... | 
