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IN TODAY'S PAPER
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CITY NEWSLINES
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WEEKLY FEATURES
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| Radical idea |
| This year’s Nobel in medicine is a hard-earned honour. A scientist had to become his own guineapig, report Prasun Chaudhuri and Sanjit Bagchi |
| The Nobel Prize notice issued by Sweden’s Karolinska Institute last Tuesday congratulated this year’s winners in physiology and medicine, Dr Barry Marshall and Dr Robin Warren, for their “tenacity and a prepared mind to challenge prevailing dogmas.” But what the Nobel committee d... | Read.. |
| God & science |
| It was on the second day at Cambridge that enlightenment dawned in the form of a testy exchange between a zoologist and a paleontologist, Richard Dawk ... | Read.. |
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| Physics Nobel for studying light |
| A scientist who worked out a theory describing the behaviour of light using quantum mechanics and two scientists who used that knowledge to develop a ... | Read.. |
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| Less work, more play |
There’s no getting around it: Sometimes, a company’s name just seems like part of its product name, and anything else just sounds weird. Take, for example, the IBM ThinkPad ... | Read.. |
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| QED: What’s meant by god' |
The bone of contention between Richard Dawkins and Simon Conway Morris at a seminar organised by the Templeton Foundation in Cambridge, UK, (as George Johnson reports on Page 3 of this issue) needs a little more elaboration, now that the inhabitants o ... | Read.. |
| Recommended: Diseases are only mature ideas |
LOVERS AND LIVERS Jacalyn Duffin University of Toronto Press; ' 29.95... | Read.. |
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Why Corner |
| Why does glue harden on exposure to air' |
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