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Today on New Scientist: 23 December 2009

09:37 24 December 2009

Today's stories on newscientist.com, at a glance, including: a duck's extraordinary appendage, future gadgets and Sherlock Holmes meets the chatbots

Move over, Schrdinger's cat...

09:37 24 December 2009

By talking to his dog, a physicist explains what quantum mechanics is - and what it isn't

Today on New Scientist: 22 December 2009

09:37 24 December 2009

Today's stories on newscientist.com, at a glance, including: what a best friend should tell you, our trivia quiz and sinister powers of crowdsourcing

Nerdstock 2009: Christmas for rationalists

09:37 24 December 2009

An atheist comedy variety show extravaganza celebrates Christmas - minus the whole religion bit

Today on New Scientist: 21 December 2009

09:37 24 December 2009

Today's stories on newscientist.com, at a glance, including: why nice people are nice, net censorship in Australia, and how to reach the stars

Genome firm shoots itself in the foot

09:37 24 December 2009

DeCode Genetics needs to drum up business, but its latest efforts haven't gone well, says Peter Aldhous

Australian government plans internet censorship

09:37 24 December 2009

Anyone accessing the web in Australia could soon find their data passing through government filters first

The vast left-brain conspiracy

09:37 24 December 2009

In The Master and his Emissary, Iain McGilchrist argues that struggle between brain hemispheres has shaped history – Owen Flanagan is not convinced

Copenhagen climate talks break down, head for failure

09:37 24 December 2009

Climate talks seemed close to a deal but at the eleventh hour have taken two steps back and are headed for failure, says Catherine Brahic.

Copenhagen diaries: ... and then there were four

09:37 24 December 2009

The Copenhagen talks are now in extra time. Gloom and a strange silence has descended on the meeting rooms and corridors, says Fred Pearce

BIG WIDE WORLD

The big move

16:32 19 December 2009

Mouse wonders what's in store as she prepares to travel across the country for a new job

Good morning! Is it bed time yet?

09:00 14 December 2009

With deadlines looming, Natalie discovers the perils of too much caffeine

Heavy lifting

16:11 10 December 2009

A stockroom is no place for a scientist, David discovers

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A joyride through the nanoworld

Chemist George Whitesides and photographer Felice Frankel have produced images of the micro and nanoworld in No Small Matter – see our favourites

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Belle de Jour: On science and prostitution

The professional scientist and former prostitute Brooke Magnanti told her agent, "If New Scientist asks for an interview, I'll do it." We did ask

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