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Volume 2, Issue 8/9 articles Do chain mail curses really lead to bad luck? by Tess Bridges Edible gold - Joe Kissell 15 minutes with... - The Null talks to Roger Highfield, the Daily Telegraph science correspondent Discovery corner - eyes in the back of your head Studies of the bleedin' obvious – insects on film How does that work - bullet-proofing Patent lunacy – more crazy inventions Please leave a message - Rebecca & Sarah have got your number Does God have a PhD? The Other Lab: scientific correctness The science World Cup Sexy Neanderthals by Alun Salt Birthdays, quotes, time wasting on the web and vital statistics Thing of the month - the history of tattoos |
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Volume 2, Issue 7 articles The sleep-retardant properties of my ex-girlfriend by Ryan Shaun Baker The truth about bananas - Joe Kissell 15 minutes with... - The Null talks to Adam Hart-Davis, science celebrity Discovery corner - two left feet Studies of the bleedin' obvious – time out in the toilet How does that work - compact discs and CD-RWs Patent lunacy – more crazy inventions Hang up your labcoats - Rebecca & Sarah talk chemistry How many scientists does it take to change a lightbulb? The Other Lab: beer goggles The final frontier - life on board the International Space Station Birthdays, quotes, time wasting on the web and vital statistics Thing of the month - the history of tax |
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Volume 2, Issue 6 articles The Southville Fairies - a world premiere for the Fairies of Creation Decimal time: make more of your day - Joe Kissell 15 minutes with... - The Null talks to Mark Lewney, winner of FameLab 2005 Discovery corner - the invisible man Studies of the bleedin' obvious – farting How does that work - air bags Patent lunacy – more crazy inventions Mad as hatters? Rebecca & Sarah review their sanity The Other Lab: peer review Continental focus: science in South America Birthdays, quotes, time wasting on the web and vital statistics Thing of the month - the history of calculators |
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Volume 2, Issue 5 articles Nomamone - the perfect present? The best thing before sliced bread - Joe Kissell Science Features: one small step for a bug - Simon Braddy Discovery corner - how long is a piece of string? Studies of the bleedin' obvious – coffee shops How does that work - solar panels Patent lunacy – more crazy inventions Be my Valentine: Rebecca & Sarah talk love The Other Lab: two whales Continental focus: science in Asia Birthdays, quotes, time wasting on the web and vital statistics Thing of the month - the history of money |
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Volume 2, Issue 3/4 articles The End of the World? - nigh or never? The Stepford Factor - the truth about shopping The Indicator Hypothesis - are you a giver or a taker? Null's science review of the year Discovery corner - cauliflower ears Studies of the bleedin' obvious – hair removal How does that work - stem cells Patent lunacy – more crazy inventions Meir Stampfer, publishing genius Science Features: whats in a word and E. coli - Jekyl and Hyde? Continental focus: European science It’s snow bad thing - things you didn't know about the white stuff Birthdays, quotes, time wasting on the web and vital statistics Thing of the month - the history of light |
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Volume 2, Issue 2 articles Liquor, tar and saunas - the perfect mix? Addictive writing Spellbound - get the most from your man-drake It's a kinda magic - spell using today Discovery corner - cat o'nine tails Studies of the bleedin' obvious – orange smelling birds How does that work - pasteurisation Patent lunacy – more crazy inventions Publishing old - the youth of yesterday Antarctica - science in the deep freeze Science can be murder Birthdays, quotes, time wasting on the web and vital statistics Thing of the month - the history of fireworks |
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Volume 2, Issue 1 articles The bog standards - toilet humour Running the show Bend it like Becca - footy physics Discovery corner – needle in a haystack Studies of the bleedin' obvious – The perfect pork How does that work - Teflon Patent lunacy – more crazy inventions Publishing young - the youth of today Science stateside Out of this world - planetary science Birthdays, quotes, time wasting on the web and vital statistics Thing of the month - the history of stamps |
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Issue 12 articles Microwave madness The Pride of Merseyside - lions get Smart The Justice Diet Discovery corner – ox-eye daisy Paper of the month – Why fizzy drinks feel nice in your mouth How does that work - how planes stay up Patent lunacy – more crazy inventions The Professor of butter Science down under in our continental focus Eat your greens - edible scientists Birthdays, quotes, time wasting on the web and vital statistics Thing of the month - the history of footwear |
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Issue 11 articles Does bungee jumping make your eyeballs pop out? Horizontal organisation Conference lingo Discovery corner – worm holes Paper of the month – toothpicks and early humans How does that work - why fridges are cool Patent lunacy – more crazy inventions Units you didn’t know existed Science mutters – how can science help Africa? Eat your greens - edible scientists Birthdays, quotes, time wasting on the web and vital statistics Thing of the month - the history of guns |
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Issue 10 articles Botox babies Science proverbs Does the early bird catch the worm? Discovery corner – walls have ears Paper of the month – beer and saunas don’t mix How does that work - email Patent lunacy – more crazy inventions Units you didn’t know existed Science mutters – is technology everywhere? The wonderful world of science – capital stuff Birthdays, quotes, time wasting on the web and vital statistics Thing of the month - the history of office supplies |
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Issue 9 articles Anon - the myth behind the legend Stoomtrooper rifle assesssment You've lost that loving flea-ling Discovery corner – storm in a teacup Paper of the month – custard How does that work - tilting trains Patent lunacy – more crazy inventions The acid test - burning issues Science mutters - Cafe scientifique Cor blimey Charlie - the best and worst in science The dangers of punching glass Birthdays, quotes, time wasting on the web and vital statistics Thing of the month - the history of cheese |
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Issue 8 articles On the finding of lost things How to write science Dog bedroom behaviour Bite club Paper of the month – bees and elephants How does that work - carbon paper Patent lunacy – more crazy inventions The colourful world of science ABC - more biological curiosities Discovery corner – the Turin Shrub Birthdays, quotes, time wasting on the web and vital statistics Thing of the month - the history of telescopes |
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Issue 7 articles Are Jaffa Cakes really biscuits? Mars and Venus Sheep and crop circles F-ant-astic science Paper of the month – How shiny is L.A.? Viking ducks causing a scandal Patent lunacy – more crazy inventions TV detectives – science spies ABC - more biological curiosities Discovery corner – self-raising flour Birthdays, quotes, time wasting on the web and vital statistics Thing of the month - the history of chewing gum |
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Issue 5 articles Computer games and time off (pdf) Down the pan Disorder and students Money does grow on trees Self-citation – a practical guide (pdf) ABC – amazing biological curiosities Patent lunacy – more crazy inventions Mountains of science – at the peak of research You’ve got an ‘ology - be proud of your studies Discovery corner – the binary telephone Birthdays, quotes, time wasting on the web and vital statistics Thing of the month - the history of clocks |
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Issue 1 articles Staying dry in the damp Global warming proof from frozen confectionary Sheep and human driver behaviour Do too many cooks spoil the broth? Ying and Yang Units you didn't know existed - part 1 Paper of the month - Barbie, supermodel or just super? Thing of the month - the history of lipstick Something I read in a book - musings from manuscripts Birthdays, quotes, time wasting on the web and vital statistics Discovery corner - West Highland white lichen |
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