J. A. Giles

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J. A. Giles's Degrees

Bachelors English Literature University of Oxford
Masters Journalism Columbia University

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J. A. Giles's Published Works

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Internet encyclopaedias go head to head (2005) (2113)
Nitrogen study fertilizes fears of pollution (2005) (209)
Green explosives: Collateral damage (2004) (147)
Methane quashes green credentials of hydropower (2006) (139)
Computational social science: Making the links (2012) (109)
Cash interests taint drug advice (2005) (95)
Preprint analysis quantifies scientific plagiarism (2006) (88)
Special Report: Internet encyclopaedias go head to head (2005) (82)
Inside the race to hack the Kinect (2010) (75)
Across the great divide (2003) (73)
Key biology databases go wiki (2007) (68)
Where are they now? (2007) (61)
Social science lines up its biggest challenges (2011) (59)
Climate science: The dustiest place on Earth (2005) (51)
Scientific uncertainty: When doubt is a sure thing (2002) (51)
The trouble with replication (2006) (50)
Science in the web age: Start your engines (2005) (49)
Sociologist fools physics judges (2006) (42)
Beta-blockers tackle memories of horror (2005) (38)
Wikipedia rival calls in the experts (2006) (38)
Hikes in surface ozone could suffocate crops (2005) (35)
Organic FAQs (2004) (35)
Animal experiments under fire for poor design (2006) (33)
PR's 'pit bull' takes on open access (2007) (33)
Databases in peril (2005) (32)
Top five in physics (2006) (30)
Open-access journal will publish first, judge later (2007) (26)
Study warns of 'avoidable' risks of CT scans (2004) (26)
Drug trials: Stacking the deck (2006) (26)
Nanotechnology: What is there to fear from something so small? (2003) (24)
Chemistry Nobel for trio who revealed molecular death-tag (2004) (23)
Going paperless: The digital lab (2012) (21)
Oil exploration: Every last drop (2004) (20)
Researchers break the rules in frustration at review boards (2005) (19)
Degrees in homeopathy slated as unscientific (2007) (19)
Tide of censure for African dams (2006) (18)
Norway sinks ocean carbon study (2002) (18)
Dolly's death leaves researchers woolly on clone ageing issue (2003) (18)
Nanotech takes small step towards burying ‘grey goo’ (2004) (18)
Islam and Science: Oil rich, science poor (2006) (17)
Special Report: Taking on the cheats (2005) (16)
Grants fall victim to NIH success (2006) (16)
Mad cow disease comes to Japan (2001) (15)
Journals submit to scrutiny of their peer-review process (2006) (15)
Sandpit initiative digs deep to bring disciplines together (2004) (14)
Barcodes help objects tell their stories (2010) (14)
Animal health: The killing fields (2001) (14)
Climate Change 2007: How to survive a warming world (2007) (14)
Growing nanotech trade hit by questions over quality (2004) (14)
Psychologists warn of more suicide attacks in the wake of London bombs (2005) (14)
Breeding cheats (2007) (13)
Social sciences: Life's a game (2007) (13)
Size matters when it comes to safety, report warns (2004) (13)
Rules tighten for stem-cell studies (2006) (13)
Death toll in Iraq: survey team takes on its critics (2007) (12)
Stephen Wolfram: What kind of science is this? (2002) (12)
Millennium group nails down the financial value of ecosystems (2005) (12)
Biosafety trials darken outlook for transgenic crops in Europe (2003) (12)
Pop science pulls in public as café culture goes global (2004) (12)
Study links sickness to Russian launch site (2005) (12)
Benoit Mandelbrot: Father of fractals (2004) (11)
Scareware: the inside story (2010) (11)
Damned if they do, damned if they don't... (2003) (10)
Finding philanthropy: Like it? Pay for it (2012) (10)
Climate sceptics place bets on world cooling down (2005) (10)
Blogs and tweets could predict the future (2010) (10)
The man they love to hate (2003) (10)
Lasers bend beams for desktop X-ray source (2004) (9)
Think like a bee (2001) (9)
Peer-reviewed paper defends theory of intelligent design (2004) (9)
Preprint server seeks way to halt plagiarists (2003) (9)
Scientific wagers: Wanna bet? (2002) (9)
Arab state pours oil profits into science (2006) (9)
Software company bans competitive users (2004) (9)
Cuban science: ¿Vive la revolución? (2005) (9)
Neuroscience: Change of mind (2004) (8)
Russian bid to drill Antarctic lake gets chilly response (2004) (8)
Alertness drug arouses fears about ‘lifestyle’ misuse (2005) (8)
Economists claim carbon cuts won't break the world's bank (2006) (8)
The fast show (2002) (8)
US posts sensitive climate report for public comment (2006) (8)
Huge Biobank project launches despite critics (2006) (8)
Born to be wired (2008) (7)
Disease spread leads Britain to pull plug on trial badger cull (2003) (7)
Plagiarism in Cambridge physics lab prompts calls for guidelines (2004) (7)
Industry money skews drug overviews (2005) (7)
The outlook for Amazonia is dry (2006) (7)
As one door closes... (2004) (7)
Trust gives warm welcome to open access (2004) (7)
UK research councils claim success for open-access publishing plan (2005) (6)
Tissue survey raises spectre of ‘second wave’ of vCJD (2004) (6)
The problem with online banking (2010) (6)
Scans suggest IQ scores reflect brain structure (2006) (6)
Crime prevention: The lab arm of the law (2003) (6)
Geologists call time on dating dispute (2005) (6)
Nuclear power: Chernobyl and the future: when the price is right (2006) (6)
Social-bots infiltrate Twitter and trick human users (2011) (6)
Fallout of fertilizers set too low, studies warn (2005) (6)
Museum breaks mould in attempts to lure reluctant visitors (2003) (5)
Learn a language, translate the web (2012) (5)
Curators bugged by museum's vision for insect collection (2004) (5)
Palestinian unease sparks fresh calls for Israeli boycott (2005) (5)
Climatologists get real over global warming (2004) (5)
Climate panel unsettled by public battle for top job (2002) (5)
Four years in Iraq: Lives in limbo (2007) (5)
Research grants: The nightmare before funding (2005) (5)
Iraqis draw up blueprint for revitalized science academy (2003) (5)
Europe plans concessions to kick-start Kyoto (2001) (5)
Superbug genome excels at passing on drug resistance (2004) (5)
Thumbs up for fresh formula to gauge university funding (2004) (5)
Speakers for the dead (2007) (5)
Transgenic crops take another knock (2005) (4)
Is US hurricane report being quashed? (2006) (4)
Rainfall records could warn of war (2007) (4)
UK panel urges animal researchers to go public (2005) (4)
Water crisis happening now (2006) (4)
Astronomers reject the term ‘planet’ (2005) (4)
Can biofuels rescue American prairies (2007) (4)
The Wiki-opoly threatening the world's best encylopedia (2013) (4)
Journals lack explicit policies for separating eds from ads (2005) (4)
Second Life – under attack (2007) (4)
Ecology is key to effective aid, UN told (2005) (4)
Virtual entrepreneurs and griefers spoil the fantasy of online worlds (2007) (4)
Statistical flaw trips up study of bad stats (2006) (4)
Societies take united stand on journal access (2004) (4)
Europe set for tough debate on curbing aircraft emissions (2005) (3)
UK public opposes government on transgenic crops (2003) (3)
‘Militant’ animal activists trigger British law change (2004) (3)
Plan to rank universities fails to impress (2006) (3)
Conficker: the enemy within (2009) (3)
Special Report: From words to action (2007) (3)
Comment: Information wants to be free (2007) (3)
Astronomers to decide what makes a planet (2005) (3)
US bungled investigation into weapons research in Iraq (2005) (3)
Media attack prompts editorial backlash against MMR study (2004) (3)
Aboriginal remains head for home (2006) (3)
Nigeria ready for huge science spend (2006) (3)
Guatemalan forensic work brings award and death threats (2004) (3)
Utopian dream in tatters as Starlab crashes to Earth (2001) (3)
Britain spends to secure scientific growth (2004) (3)
Blue Brain boots up to mixed response (2005) (3)
Channel hoppers land chemistry Nobel (2003) (3)
Are states unleashing the dogs of cyber war (2010) (3)
Blair to seek consensus on safe greenhouse-gas levels (2004) (3)
Patients doing it for themselves (2008) (3)
Farmers act to avert foot-and-mouth crisis (2001) (3)
Anti-smoking groups accused of distorting the science on the risks of heart attack (2007) (3)
Medical editors urged to accept ethical code (2004) (3)
UK animal labs still under siege (2005) (3)
Google tops translation ranking (2006) (3)
Treaty calls time on long-term pollutants (2004) (3)
Wikipedia 2.0, with added trust (2007) (3)
Great, wide, open (2009) (2)
Inquiry hears claim of threats over lab move (2004) (2)
Could astronauts sleep their way to the stars (2004) (2)
Economic review counts costs of climate change (2006) (2)
Scientists behaving badly (2004) (2)
Inside Facebook's massive cyber-security system (2011) (2)
Protests win reprieve for renowned medical lab (2003) (2)
Biotech company fights to keep tips on data access private (2004) (2)
Counting the war dead (2007) (2)
Conficker: the inside story (2009) (2)
Scientists speak out in search of fame and fortune (2005) (2)
Atomic agency launches bid to bank nuclear fuel (2005) (2)
Mystery and myth behind the plesiosaur. (2006) (2)
Online access offers fresh scope for bug identification (2005) (2)
Doubts raised over ‘hot’ neuroscience results (2009) (2)
Scientists create fifth form of carbon (2004) (2)
To beat spam, first get inside its head (2010) (2)
Did GlaxoSmithKline trial data mask Paxil suicide risk (2008) (2)
Flash crash forecast (2012) (2)
Iraqi killings prompt calls for US to evacuate weapons scientists (2004) (2)
Organic food contaminated with GM (2004) (2)
AI makes the grade (2011) (2)
Stalemate over fusion project threatens to provoke split (2004) (2)
Forces gather behind proposal for a natural-disaster agency (2005) (2)
Big Brother is watching Facebook and Twitter (2012) (2)
Cyber crime made easy (2010) (2)
Indonesian tsunami-monitoring system lacked basic equipment (2004) (2)
Funding review set to buck up basic research (2004) (2)
Delays allowed foot-and-mouth epidemic to sweep across Britain (2001) (2)
Glint from tenth planet dazzles astronomers (2006) (2)
Lake Vostok map forces exploration rethink (2004) (2)
Google will soon answer your questions directly (2012) (2)
Gunmen seize academics at Baghdad ministry (2006) (2)
Drug firms accused of biasing doctors' training (2007) (2)
Climate panel to focus on regions (2002) (2)
Carbon credits for the Joneses (2006) (2)
Elsevier waves goodbye to BioMedNet web portal (2003) (2)
Subtler tests urged for supercomputers (2004) (2)
Plans to pare down climate centre anger UK ecologists (2006) (2)
UK foot-and-mouth epidemic slows (2001) (2)
Concept of 'personal space' survives in virtual reality (2006) (2)
Inside search engines' war on bad results (2011) (2)
Watson turns medic: Supercomputer to diagnose disease (2012) (2)
Climate change to stunt developing nations growth (2009) (1)
Giving life to a lie (2010) (1)
Social whodunnit competition launches in India (2013) (1)
Tax change curtails UK university spin-offs (2004) (1)
Middle East: politics and power plays (2004) (1)
Publishers go head-to-head over search tool (2004) (1)
The “semantic web” will make finding answers online as simple as asking the right question (2008) (1)
The truth behind the Big Data hype (2013) (1)
Maths predicts chance of divorce (2004) (1)
River current a new source of renewable energy (2008) (1)
'Militant' animal activists trigger British law change. (2004) (1)
Britain warms to European space exploration plan (2004) (1)
Overseas aid policy needs better science input, inquiry finds (2004) (1)
Refugees set to tap demand for virtual workforce (2009) (1)
Born that way (2008) (1)
Bird lovers keep sharp eye on owls (2006) (1)
Transgenic planting approved despite scepticism of UK public (2004) (1)
Gathering privacy storm as ISPs sell web clicks to advertisers (2008) (1)
Warning flag for ethics boards (2006) (1)
Europe offers grants to young stars (2003) (1)
“Knowledge engine” is unveiled (2009) (1)
Chelation trial for heart disease under fire (2008) (1)
Iraqi death toll withstands scrutiny (2006) (1)
UK civil servants accused of warping science (2006) (1)
Physics prize puts spotlight on optics (2005) (1)
The street crime of the internet (2007) (1)
High fuel prices could cut US greenhouse-gas emissions (2008) (1)
Support sought to investigate sluggish Pioneers (2004) (1)
High-fat diet is bad for the brain (2004) (1)
System tracks violence in Syrian uprising (2012) (1)
Nanoparticles may help fight fraud (2003) (1)
Medical council pins hopes on public advocate of science (2003) (1)
Electric currents boost brain power (2004) (1)
Molecular kiss of death (2004) (1)
Meteorologists pour into west Africa (2006) (1)
Nuclear watchdog bags peace prize (2005) (1)
UK considers plans to shake up clinical trials (2003) (1)
Climate change could boost cash crops (2004) (1)
US chemist attacks consumer magazine's food safety work (2004) (1)
UK experts map out route to licensing transgenic crops (2003) (1)
Good vibrations for lab-on-a-chip (2004) (1)
Neuroscientists put gene therapy into reverse (2005) (1)
Critical comments threaten to open libel floodgate for physics archive (2003) (1)
Lawyers blast nuclear pact as a breach of disarmament treaty (2004) (1)
Britain plans laws to restrain animal-rights activists (2004) (1)
India's ban on foreign boats hinders tsunami research (2006) (1)
Who decides when to hack the planet (2010) (1)
The fizzle heard around the world (2006) (1)
Iran's nuclear ambitions (2004) (1)
Europe finds transgenic food hard to swallow (2003) (1)
British drug company to put data online as criticism mounts (2004) (1)
Impossible inventions: Wikipedia's knowledge revolution (2011) (1)
Rapid drug trial offers hope to CJD patients (2003) (1)
Pfizer's payments to censured doctors (2010) (1)
Climate pact panned as diversionary tactic (2005) (1)
How green is your house (2007) (1)
Conservation: time to think big (2009) (1)
Getting the job done, with a silicon boss (2011) (1)
We'll rain on your parade, forecasters tell rogue pundits (2005) (1)
You can put your trust in Wikipedia 2.0 (2007) (1)
Hard to swallow (2008) (1)
Zeroing in on the real you (2011) (1)
Why organic versus conventional farming is a redundant debate (2009) (1)
Robot uses human ingenuity in bid for self-reliance (2009) (1)
Suppliers step in to manage chemical use (2004) (1)
Dealer unearths Hooke's Royal Society notes (2006) (1)
A place in the sun for renewable energy (2007) (1)
Assad masses cyber army in online crackdown (2012) (1)
North Korean blast seems small for a nuke (2006) (1)
Augmented reality needs a reality check (2009) (1)
Spam, spam, and more spam (2010) (1)
Standards-lab staff up in arms over military link (2003) (1)
Insight: why expensive US healthcare is not world-beating (2009) (1)
Ultrasound scans accused of disrupting brain development (2004) (1)
Silent sound zaps cancer (2004) (1)
The drink fink [monitoring alcohol consumption] (2009) (0)
Problems of the poor set to face cost–benefit treatment (2004) (0)
Fusion cash shortfall leaves JET grounded (2003) (0)
Rapid-response satellite system clears test hurdle (2007) (0)
Megalaser to probe secrets of exoplanets (2009) (0)
News Review 2007: A world warmed (2007) (0)
The new invisible armies (2010) (0)
Immigration policy forces researchers out of West Bank (2007) (0)
The social networking oracle (2012) (0)
Next-generation cameras bring photography tricks to the masses (2009) (0)
US steel tempers climate deal hopes (2009) (0)
The US Presidential election is no contest (2012) (0)
'Political fix' saves Kyoto deal from collapse (2001) (0)
Listening in to the cyber-underworld (2009) (0)
Want to stay anonymous online? Don't share files (2011) (0)
Flavour switching solves riddle of missing neutrinos (2001) (0)
How would Jesus vote? Science, religion and the US election (2008) (0)
How to make them spend their rebate cheques (2008) (0)
A vision of life after Blair (2006) (0)
Brain donors: the new wave of human computers (2011) (0)
If in doubt, blame the gizmos (2011) (0)
Carbon emissions made fair for all (2009) (0)
Proposals for cow-human embryos put on hold (2007) (0)
Oil-rig staff get into marine biology (2006) (0)
Datacasting: what will you buy tomorrow? (2011) (0)
US and UK top internet routing poll (2009) (0)
Our lives, neatly captured online (2012) (0)
Vaccines may have triggered autism-like symptoms, US court rules (2008) (0)
Anti-smoking academics “funded by tobacco firms” (2008) (0)
Sainsbury: Labour's lab lord (2006) (0)
Is Facebook taking over the world (2010) (0)
Animal studies: a good guide for clinical trials? (2006) (0)
Dual-use modems will let users own a piece of the internet (2009) (0)
George Bush's parting swipe at the environment (2008) (0)
Snowflake machine could help improve weather forecasts (2008) (0)
Review: Unscientific America by Chris Mooney and Sheril Kirshenbaum (2009) (0)
IBM claims supercomputer speed record (2004) (0)
Climatologists brave bergs for core data (2004) (0)
Could America lead the world on global warming? (2007) (0)
If Facebook likes the semantic web, you'll love it (2010) (0)
Hitch-hiking emotions (2009) (0)
Can antidepressants harm unborn babies (2004) (0)
Missed US nomination leaves climate post up for grabs (2002) (0)
Attosecond science: The fast show (2002) (0)
Scams, mischief and fraud in the crowd (2011) (0)
Spotted: mass exodus from the Sun (2001) (0)
Is our preference for pretty people pure prejudice (2008) (0)
Ocean fix for climate change finds tentative support (2004) (0)
Unanswered questions after Russian spy poisoning (2006) (0)
Before settlers arrived, California's wildfires were much worse (2007) (0)
Mapping malware's genome to fight future attacks (2013) (0)
Saving renewable energy with air (2013) (0)
Implantable gadgets get closer (2012) (0)
Piracy bill walks the plank (2011) (0)
Safeguarding the ocean road (2004) (0)
UK halts TB trial (2003) (0)
Suicide-inquiry fallout ‘could gag’ scientists (2004) (0)
Accessing our digital legacy (2012) (0)
City Wi-Fi networks vulnerable to virus attack (2009) (0)
InterviewShow me the money (2009) (0)
US coastal protection is folly, says major new analysis (2007) (0)
US internet hosts are linchpin of criminal botnets (2010) (0)
Reality rears its ugly head in the realm of fantasy (2007) (0)
Interview: The man who would prove all studies wrong (2008) (0)
On twitter, language begins in cities (2012) (0)
Does fighting disease, deliver freedom (2011) (0)
AI branding automates the brainstorm (2012) (0)
Our innermost secrets revealed online (2011) (0)
How one cybercriminal stole $86 million (2011) (0)
Operating-room opiates may get surgeons hooked (2006) (0)
Huge explosion traced to exotic star (2005) (0)
Volcano spews a lethal acid brew (2008) (0)
Secret of snake slithering found in weights and scales (2009) (0)
Betrayed by performance (2010) (0)
Cameras know you by your walk (2012) (0)
Blink and you miss it (2005) (0)
The medals and the damage done (2004) (0)
Greenhouse gas emissions: there's no time to lose (2008) (0)
Nuclear group nabs peace prize (2005) (0)
Channel champions win chemistry Nobel (2003) (0)
Computers spot drug's deadly side effects (2007) (0)
Advertisers are homing in on your clicks (2008) (0)
Britain to combat conflicts of interest in drug regulators (2004) (0)
Biomedical research chief departs as reforms loom (2007) (0)
When statistics don't reveal the secrets of success (2007) (0)
Overview and evaluation of stroke management and outcome in young patients who presented to Colchester general hospital, Essex, England (2019) (0)
Special section on Martian Exploration: Mars attracts! (2003) (0)
Live in limbo (2007) (0)
Dissent fuels the an online arms race (2009) (0)
Europe warned against research council (2004) (0)
Open letter: why Nobel prizes need an overhaul (2009) (0)
Never mind the ethics, economics says we should act now on climate change (2007) (0)
Nano names go on Internet sale in hope of mega profit (2004) (0)
Diplomats near pact in simmering debate over transgenic foods (2002) (0)
Online musings could predict the future (2010) (0)
Should California legalise marijuana (2010) (0)
Hackers breach online shopping sites (2011) (0)
San Franciso's new bridge (2011) (0)
Ice machine sheds light on climate history written in dust (2004) (0)
There is no app for political reform (2013) (0)
Insight: how do politicians get away with bending the truth? (2008) (0)
Bird flu here to stay? (2006) (0)
Snapshot: Atlantic in bloom (2006) (0)
GSK discussions over Avandia critic reached highest levels (2007) (0)
Better than human? What's next for Jeopardy! computer (2011) (0)
Gordy gave me your name (2006) (0)
Commercial copying charges hit European academics (2003) (0)
Physics reels as the financial axe falls (2008) (0)
“Healthy” games could help treat Parkisnon's (2009) (0)
Hard times for high tech (2001) (0)
Poetry 2.0 (2010) (0)
Relaxed restrictions blamed for rise in foot and mouth (2001) (0)
Green light for transgenic crop (2004) (0)
Nanoparticles in the brain (2004) (0)
Which way now for digital cameras (2009) (0)
Maths institute planned to meet multiplying demand (2003) (0)
Nature's X-files (2007) (0)
A bodyguard for the truth (2007) (0)
Space Shuttle navigation analysis using post flight reconstruction of onboard computer results (1981) (0)
Bone archives face prospect of dispersal (2003) (0)
Blair under fire over Trident 'secrecy' (2007) (0)
Climate pledges so far nowhere near enough (2009) (0)
Bullied children hide from stress in later life (2004) (0)
Brain deficits found in relatives of autism sufferers (2005) (0)
Robot see, robot do (2011) (0)
Dr. G. H. Culverwell, O.B.E. (1951) (0)
Smithsonian looks beyond ousted boss (2007) (0)
Geophysicist faces probe into use of research funds (2007) (0)
Why human-like robots and animated creatures give us the creeps (2007) (0)
US vaccines on trial over link to autism (2007) (0)
Magnet failure could delay hunt for Higgs (2007) (0)
Sweeping impact GPS/GIS mapping for emergency management (2000) (0)
On their own (2006) (0)
Smiles reveal secrets to security cameras (2004) (0)
Pharma firms told to end secrecy in drug trials (2006) (0)
And here is tonight's conflict forecast… (2008) (0)
George Soros: Economics needs fixing (2010) (0)
Lakes linked beneath Antarctic ice (2006) (0)
Searching out success (2007) (0)
Personal assistant for your emails streamlines your life (2013) (0)
Drug cheats busted by their own performance (2010) (0)
Police crackdowns may encourage drug use (2009) (0)
Crashing the techno-hype party (2013) (0)
Happy hunting predicted for dinosaur seekers (2006) (0)
Hijacking your search (2011) (0)
Britain urged to store nuclear waste underground (2006) (0)
UK universities face star treatment in funding revamp (2003) (0)
Iraqi scientists targeted (2004) (0)
We can afford to go green (2009) (0)
Can tamper-proof opioids halt US abuse epidemic? (2008) (0)
2020 tech: The crystal ball internet (2011) (0)
Nighttime photos promise to shed light on growing economies (2009) (0)
Brain changes may suggest suicide risk (2006) (0)
No drinking: We've got you tagged (2009) (0)
Mice with 'good' genes succumb to vCJD (2004) (0)
Pennies from heaven (2007) (0)
EU plans global positioning system (2001) (0)
One minute with… Rebecca MacKinnon (2012) (0)
Say no to lunch (2007) (0)
Black holes bend light the 'wrong' way (2005) (0)
Web heavyweights add impetus to the semantic web (2010) (0)
Football statisticians take on the bookies (2006) (0)
Record-breaking aviator survives emergency landing (2006) (0)
Neuroscience Conference (2004) (0)
Crops could hold the key to carbon sequestration (2008) (0)
View from the top: Peter Norvig, Google's director of research (2007) (0)
Foreign criminals exploit US net hosts to manage botnets (2010) (0)
Should pregnant women avoid coffee altogether? (2006) (0)
Worth every penny (2007) (0)
Airlines set to net billions under greenhouse gas plan (2007) (0)
Touchscreen keyboards that change to help you type faster (2012) (0)
Brain blast squelches the desire to punish (2006) (0)
Country views boost exercise gains (2005) (0)
The drink fink (2009) (0)
History of social network use makes you easier to identify online (2010) (0)
Tests flag up Alzheimer's long before symptoms show (2005) (0)
Total destruction of forests predicted to cool Earth (2007) (0)
Huge Iraqi death estimate sparks controversy (2006) (0)
Crowdsourced translations get the word out from Libya (2011) (0)
In tech we trust? Up to a point (2013) (0)
Radar reveals purpose in butterfly flights (2005) (0)
Scots propose SUPA plan for united approach to physics (2004) (0)
Illusions to send shivers down a gamer's spine (2011) (0)
Software shows what makes a classic movie (2012) (0)
The Other Side of Alternative Theatre: An Interview with Sky Gilbert (2003) (0)
The immunity fix (2008) (0)
How email patterns can predict impending doom (2009) (0)
Has technology forced us into a “present shock”? (2013) (0)
Interview: Modern-day treasure hunter (2007) (0)
The lure of a cure for autism (2010) (0)
Panel clarifies stem-cell rules. (2006) (0)
The lure of a cure (2010) (0)
Plastic heralds next-generation batteries (2004) (0)
Complex emotions piggyback on physical sensations (2009) (0)
Rule change set to cost Britain Framework cash (2004) (0)
Court case to reclaim confidential data (2007) (0)
Nanotube suppliers accused of selling shoddy goods (2004) (0)
Making science fiction a reality (2012) (0)
Study warns of 'avoidable' risks of CT scans (2004) (0)
Eavesdropping on brain cells could translate thoughts into speech (2007) (0)
Plans for research watchdog praised, but it may lack teeth (2005) (0)
Drugs you can't abuse (2008) (0)
Words nerd sites are helping the dictionary pros (2008) (0)
Relaxed drink laws open opportunities for study (2005) (0)

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