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Making babies: the next 30 years
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Clock ticking for US nanotech companies
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Aurora's source found by string of satellites
NASA's Themis mission finds the trigger for polar light show.
24 July 2008
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Enzyme structure reveals key ingredients for making hydrogen
Iron and carbon monoxide lie at the heart of third and final hydrogenase structure.
24 July 2008
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Special : China's Challenges
In this Olympic year, all eyes are on China. On track to be the world's third largest economy, China is also becoming a science superpower. Nature looks at the countrys prospects for clean coal technology; the perils of climate change in Tibet; and asks if the Chinese government can meet its ambitious targets on space, the environment, research, energy and health.
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