June - 1994 Articles
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Comment: Porn panic goes digital
25 June 1994
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Science: Six inches enough for amateur astronomers
25 June 1994
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Focus: Will the scorpion gene run wild? - Fears over genetic engineering have been heightened by an Oxford scientist's plan to release a virus that carries a gene for scorpion venom. Andy Coghlan reports
25 June 1994
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More whale hunts
25 June 1994
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Digital rocking
25 June 1994
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Atmosphere alert
25 June 1994
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Porn problem
25 June 1994
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Spending surge
25 June 1994
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Antarctic warming
25 June 1994
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TB thrives
25 June 1994
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Pretty picture of pollution
25 June 1994
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Exxon could face billions in damages
25 June 1994
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Technology: And now, over to my front room
25 June 1994
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Technology: Great expectations for optical card trial
25 June 1994
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Technology: Holographic movies come in from the cold
25 June 1994
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Science: Beavers' rotten ponds fuel global warming
25 June 1994
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Science: Desperate times forced rise of farming
25 June 1994
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Comment: Smog alert
25 June 1994
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Demob dolphins seek good homes
25 June 1994
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Fetal egg treatment may still be allowed
25 June 1994
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Deaths linked to London smog
25 June 1994
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Too early for vaccine trials says AIDS experts
25 June 1994
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Treaty without a cause?
25 June 1994
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California's climate poised on a knife edge
25 June 1994
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Bananas keep cancer at bay
25 June 1994
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Hurry, hurry while Cold War stocks last . . .
25 June 1994
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Is cyber shopping in the bag?
25 June 1994
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Transport research jobs cut again
25 June 1994
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Shaky start for French grand design
25 June 1994
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Iceman's relatives traced to northern Europe
25 June 1994
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Science: The north and south of better catalysts
25 June 1994
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Science: Kinky mystery of gamma-ray bursters
25 June 1994
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Challenge of the Giant Colliders: An accelerator on your benchtop? - Clever ways of choreographing lasers, plasmas and electron beams could transform particle physics. But as Keay Davidson and Justin Mullins report, it's very early days . . .
25 June 1994
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Letters: Retro rice
25 June 1994
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Forum: A write way with papers
25 June 1994
R. D. Bagnell conceives the ultimate process for preparing research reports
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Letters: Universal happiness
25 June 1994
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Letters: Universal happiness
25 June 1994
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Letters: Universal happiness
25 June 1994
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The Last Word: Light sneeze
25 June 1994
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Feedback
25 June 1994
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Letters: Rocket riddle
25 June 1994
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Letters: Last straw
25 June 1994
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Letters: Time theft
25 June 1994
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Letters: Teeming tuatara
25 June 1994
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Letters: Riding the auk
25 June 1994
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Letters: Riding the auk
25 June 1994
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Letters: Cars are cute
25 June 1994
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Letters: Insulphurable
25 June 1994
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Review: Money makes the universities go round
25 June 1994
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Review: Never a dull moment
25 June 1994
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Patents: Cold fusion rides again
25 June 1994
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Patents: Correcting ozone
25 June 1994
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Patents: Chew on this
25 June 1994
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Patents: Tea, no sugar
25 June 1994
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Patents: Play it again
25 June 1994
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Patents: Virus prints
25 June 1994
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Technology: US military has designs on faster drugs
25 June 1994
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Technology: Can food additives eat up oil spills?
25 June 1994
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An instinct for language
25 June 1994
New Scientist talks to Steven Pinker, one of a new breed of linguistic psychologists bent on tracing the biological roots of grammar and syntax
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Review: Medicine for all
25 June 1994
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Review: Software - From Mathematica, the mysteries of complexity for dedicated readers to multimedia, maps, train timetables and the world of entertainment
25 June 1994
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When shock waves hit traffic: What turns a fast-moving stream of cars into a stagnant pool of frustrated motoists? Bob Holmes talks to the traffic engineers who are beginning to crack the gridlock
25 June 1994
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Forum: Washington Diary - Marching to the veterans' drum - Andreas Frew reports from the heady heights of Capitol Hill
25 June 1994
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Forum: Better biosafe than sorry - Abby Munson says that we need a strong protocol on the release of engineered organisms
25 June 1994
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Keeping the blood flowing: Every year, thousands of angina sufferers face at least two hospital visits to clean out their clogged arteries. John Bonner reports on progress to refine the medical equivalent of unblocking the drains
25 June 1994
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Technology: Taking the measure of the growing population
18 June 1994
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Technology: Super vaccine crawls out of the slime
18 June 1994
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Technology: Better brakes for faster trains
18 June 1994
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Electric link
18 June 1994
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Hunt resumes
18 June 1994
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What's on the PPV tonight?
18 June 1994
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Partnership sealed
18 June 1994
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Technology: Smart angle on stroke rehabilitation
18 June 1994
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The organ factory of the future?
18 June 1994
One day, making a pig of yourself could have a whole new meaning with the advent of animals bred to provide us with replacement organs if we need them.
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Every lab for itself - America's big nine national laboratories flourished during the Cold War. But with communism no longer perceived as a threat, they are scrabbling to find new roles
18 June 1994
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Science: Black holes could be lithium factories
18 June 1994
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Science: Dim pulsars may crowd our Galaxy
18 June 1994
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Science: Tropical bounty for fungal infection?
18 June 1994
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Technology: Intel opts for simpler, speedier chips
18 June 1994
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Technology: Disappointing verdict on signature software
18 June 1994
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Science: What's Virgo's big attraction?
18 June 1994
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Chemist wins cash
18 June 1994
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Backbone backdated
18 June 1994
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Transgenic tobacco is European first
18 June 1994
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Deadly illusion brings death on the roads
18 June 1994
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Comment: Building bridges
18 June 1994
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'Voluntary' pact for nuclear safety
18 June 1994
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Bigger bucks for teh appliance of science
18 June 1994
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The canine league of mean mutts
18 June 1994
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Software giant squeezed by tough patent ruling
18 June 1994
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Damage to Britain's trees is not so natural after all
18 June 1994
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Are Namibia's seals starving to death?
18 June 1994
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Laser son of Star Wars lives on in a Jumbo jet
18 June 1994
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Tax breaks spread Brazil's research burden
18 June 1994
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Bats sow seeds of rainforest recovery
18 June 1994
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Keep taking the pills, soldier
18 June 1994
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'Don't ban fetal egg research'
18 June 1994
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Virus clue to killer disease
18 June 1994
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How walnuts and purslane can save your heart
18 June 1994
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Comment: Children of our time
18 June 1994
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Letters: Scum score
18 June 1994
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A matter of degrees
18 June 1994
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Thistle Diary: Sorting the wood from the trees - More hassles from Westminster by Tam Dalyell
18 June 1994
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Forum: The disappearing dons - Jim Baggott regrets the days of the rare scholarly character are numbered
18 June 1994
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The Last Word: Under the rainbow
18 June 1994
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Feedback
18 June 1994
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Letters: Correction
18 June 1994
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Letters: She does shave
18 June 1994
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Letters: She does shave
18 June 1994
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Letters: She does shave
18 June 1994
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Letters: Cat rap
18 June 1994
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Letters: Melting moon
18 June 1994
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Letters: Black-eye blues
18 June 1994
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Letters: Tricky characters
18 June 1994
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Letters: Mug matters
18 June 1994
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Letters: Mug matters
18 June 1994
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Letters: Uphill hybrid
18 June 1994
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Letters: Worse than dole
18 June 1994
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Letters: Ridiculous rule
18 June 1994
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Science: War of the worms rages across Scotland
18 June 1994
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Science: Bat mothers share the birth experience
18 June 1994
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Science: Coronary heart disease linked to common bacteria
18 June 1994
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Man with a mission: Tilahun Yilma has returned to his native Ethiopia with a modern solution for an sncient scourge.
18 June 1994
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Take a handful: Building the Large Hadron Collider
18 June 1994
It will push particle accelerator technology to new limits. But some of the world's leading physicists tell Justin Mullins that they are confident they can pull it off
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Forum: In search of the best person for the job - Adrian Furnham puts psychometrics to the test
18 June 1994
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Review: Colloids, crystals and other gems
18 June 1994
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Review: In praise of Cinderella
18 June 1994
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Review: Parachutes and straw hats
18 June 1994
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Letters: Taboo genetics
18 June 1994
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Letters: Missing ingredients
18 June 1994
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Letters: Taboo genetics
18 June 1994
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Review: Einstein can seriously damage your career . . .
18 June 1994
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Review: An idoiot by any other name. . .
18 June 1994
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Review: An essay in human understanding
18 June 1994
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Letters: Wounded ducks
18 June 1994
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Technology: Surgeons try out model operations
11 June 1994
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Technology: Lenses lose their lethal glint
11 June 1994
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Science: White-hot facelifts for old stars of Milky Way
11 June 1994
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Science: Fatal attraction of fungus the parasite
11 June 1994
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Science: Sharp-eyed shrimp has binocular vision
11 June 1994
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Science: How mothers pass on asthma
11 June 1994
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Science: Teeming life in ocean deeps
11 June 1994
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Science: A paler shade of coral . . .
11 June 1994
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Science: Surfing to the stars on warped space
11 June 1994
Faster-than-light travel using the kind of "warp drive" used on the USS Enterprise could be achieved without changing the laws of physics
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Technology: Detector sniffs out stowaways
11 June 1994
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Technology: Laser guide for aerial crop sprayers
11 June 1994
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Technology: Privacy software published on Internet
11 June 1994
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Review: Rebel who found a cause
11 June 1994
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Review: Whatever happened to Pandora's last gift?
11 June 1994
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Life in a frozen lattice: The white, frozen worlds of the polar ice fields are virtually devoid of life. Yet below the ice, as David Thomas and Gerhard Dieckmann found out, are rich ecosystems with plenty of lessons for the planet
11 June 1994
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Offices that breathe naturally: The nests of Western Australia's compass termites have given architects and engineers good ideas about how to keep offices at just the right temperature - naturally. Robert Webb reports
11 June 1994
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Technology: Seed bank builds on frozen assets
11 June 1994
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Technology: Wall-to-wall muzak to blast across the airwaves
11 June 1994
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Technology: Pet reactor that eats solvents
11 June 1994
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World Cup 94: fever pitch for facts - Computers will be calling the shots this World Cup as never before. But, as Charles Arthur reports, they'll also be swamping football fans with more facts and figures than they ever knew they wanted to know
11 June 1994
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And it's another goal . . .: Deep in the heart of Finland, a former footballer turned professor is pioneering a computer program that he hopes will help make the game more popular. Timo Paukku went to meet him
11 June 1994
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Missing moss
11 June 1994
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Fewer forms
11 June 1994
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Legal sting for caterpillar virus
11 June 1994
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Poor join the cashless society
11 June 1994
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Serengeti lions fall prey to distemper
11 June 1994
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Counting Africa's trees for the wood . . .
11 June 1994
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Bugging the bugs as they gobble the crops
11 June 1994
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Europe pushes for a genetically modified future
11 June 1994
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Frankenstein syndrome hits climate treaty
11 June 1994
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'Molecule of life' is found in space
11 June 1994
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Comment: Plus ca change . . .
11 June 1994
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Virtual therapy reaches new heights
11 June 1994
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Fusion record
11 June 1994
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Theme park at the heart of rural Britain: The leisure industry is fast becoming the most lucrative of the countryside's cash crops. But at what cost to the environment?
11 June 1994
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Healthy babies
11 June 1994
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Road to a reptile's stomach
11 June 1994
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Major accord
11 June 1994
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Could Japan scrap plutonium?
11 June 1994
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Toxic trainers run out of town
11 June 1994
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US urged to join big physics club
11 June 1994
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Monk seals to be captured for breeding study
11 June 1994
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Drift net defiance
11 June 1994
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Comment: What price tranquility?
11 June 1994
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Ocean research hits a snag
11 June 1994
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Sensor in the sky
11 June 1994
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"Access to academics"
11 June 1994
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A promising sign for deaf children
11 June 1994
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"Students stay silent"
11 June 1994
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"Hard to follow"
11 June 1994
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A degree of hard work
11 June 1994
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From confrontation to collaboration
11 June 1994
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Down to the last detail
11 June 1994
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Open for business
11 June 1994
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A show of power
11 June 1994
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AIDS fight begins
11 June 1994
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Population explosion
11 June 1994
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The Bandung blues
11 June 1994
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How to survive by apeing others
11 June 1994
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Australia on show
11 June 1994
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Farmers stay for tea
11 June 1994
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A shell of an industry
11 June 1994
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Tree centre seeds a growing industry
11 June 1994
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Stopping the flow
11 June 1994
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Remote diagnosis
11 June 1994
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Seeking counsel
11 June 1994
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Does Australia have Indonesia's measure
11 June 1994
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Letters: Tiring problem
11 June 1994
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Letters: Fascist threat
11 June 1994
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Review: Time to declare interdependence
11 June 1994
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Forum: Science policy in a tug-of-war - Francis Slakey reviews the battle in Washington over the role of the National Science Foundation
11 June 1994
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Forum: The complete guide to exam cheating - John Croucher reveals some developing techniques in the hope that this will speed detection
11 June 1994
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Review: Recruits to a risky business
11 June 1994
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Review: The left and right of it
11 June 1994
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Review: Penguins are not the only food
11 June 1994
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Thistle Diary: Feral outposts of the realm - More testing topics from Westminster by Tam Dalyell
11 June 1994
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Letters: Tiring problem
11 June 1994
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Letters: Tiring problem
11 June 1994
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Letters: Lawyers love it
11 June 1994
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Words get in the way
11 June 1994
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Too many cooks?
11 June 1994
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Anatomy of a metal
11 June 1994
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Letters: Calcutta quake
11 June 1994
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Letters: Espouse Esperanto
11 June 1994
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The Last Word: Clear thinking
11 June 1994
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Letters: Turing's teaching
11 June 1994
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Letters: Chewed burgers
11 June 1994
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Feedback
11 June 1994
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Technology: Boots break the mould in K2 assault
04 June 1994
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Crabby inheritance
04 June 1994
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Long lives
04 June 1994
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Fuzzy focus
04 June 1994
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Tuna turnaround
04 June 1994
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Jury wanted
04 June 1994
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Technology: Can cars make trains safer
04 June 1994
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Science: Heavyweight molecules reveal their quantum chatacter
04 June 1994
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Science: Did bats evolve twice in history?
04 June 1994
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Science: Enzymes at the edge of life
04 June 1994
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Science: Neanderthal baby was 'buried'
04 June 1994
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Science: Woo Woo day comet makes its return
04 June 1994
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Science: The miraculous microbes of Bolsena
04 June 1994
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Hearing pictures, seeing sounds: Ear and eye implants for the deaf and blind are still not living up to their promise. Rosie Mestel asks whether researchers would do better to exploit the potential of the unimpaired senses
04 June 1994
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Hubble wasn't seeing double
04 June 1994
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Untimely ripping
04 June 1994
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No more white elephants: Many poor countries rely on foreign aid to keep their health services intact. But some prestige projects do more harm than good. Sharon Kingman reports
04 June 1994
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Vaccine for 'killer strep' lurks in Texas
04 June 1994
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Comment: War in Netropolis
04 June 1994
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Comment: A folly of our time?
04 June 1994
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Lions die of 'sneering sickness'
04 June 1994
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Whales win southern sanctuary
04 June 1994
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Sizewell B: waiting to go
04 June 1994
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Smart ants solve travelling salesman problem
04 June 1994
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Golf wars break out in Bali
04 June 1994
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Sperm-sorting fails to seperate boys from girls
04 June 1994
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Tiny eels are the best bait for bitterns
04 June 1994
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Vintage message in shipwrecked bottles
04 June 1994
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All the fun of chaos in action
04 June 1994
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Now it's okay to be a nerd . . .
04 June 1994
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Looters clueless on ancient sites
04 June 1994
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Technology: Gene probe picks the quirk from the dead
04 June 1994
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Technology: Flying robots hover near success
04 June 1994
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Letters: We want Wally
04 June 1994
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Thistle Diary: Suffocation by amendment - Comment from Westminster by Tam Dalyell
04 June 1994
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Feedback
04 June 1994
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Letters: Mystery Solved
04 June 1994
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Letters: Dinnertime
04 June 1994
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Letters: First face
04 June 1994
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Letters: Wonderful walls
04 June 1994
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Letters: War-torn bears
04 June 1994
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Review: Ladybirds for the modern child
04 June 1994
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Review: Invisible friends and enemies
04 June 1994
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Forum: Thou shalt not tolerate - Arturo Sangalli defends the right of academics to be incorrect
04 June 1994
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Forum: How green were our hopes for diesel? - William Bown roots for the man with all the dirt about diesels
04 June 1994
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The Last Word: Moon's up
04 June 1994
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Letters: Eyes on antimatter
04 June 1994
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Review: Supply and demand in a bespoke market
04 June 1994
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Review: In pursuit of the Hawking
04 June 1994
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Technology: Sensor with an eye for contrast
04 June 1994
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The V-1 menace secret weapons that saved Britain: After five years of war, Britain was shocked when the pilot;ess V-1s breached its defences to claim thousands of lives. The only way to fight back, writes Robert Buderi, was to rush through three top-secr
04 June 1994
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Rift where humans began: Killer earthquakes and volcanicactivity more than a million years ago, argues Mark Maslin, may have beenthe making of modern humans
04 June 1994
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Ay up, a chimp wi'an accent: Deep in the forests of EastAfrica, researchers are recording the sounds of primates screaming – anddrawing some controversial conclusions. Meredith F. Small investigates
04 June 1994
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Review: A risky, radical business
04 June 1994
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Review: The message for the books
04 June 1994
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Review: Brave new genre in search of an Orwell
04 June 1994
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Review: The foundation's first man
04 June 1994
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Review: France's revolutionary chemist
04 June 1994
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Review: Down among the dystopias
04 June 1994
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Review: When short is beautiful
04 June 1994
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Review: The art of the pop picker
04 June 1994
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Review: One world, one list
04 June 1994
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What's the right dose?
04 June 1994