New Scientist

Iron superconductors: Breaking all the rules
FOR all its marvels, electricity frequently disappoints. Batteries run out. Electricity is, alas, imperfect...(New Scientist, August 13, 2008)

How to Play the Postdoctoral Game
Life as a postdoc can be tough, so learn how to play the system.
(New Scientist, March 4, 2006)

Solids That Can Pass Through Solids
Welcome to a world where teacups melt through saucers and everyone walks through walls (New Scientist, October 8, 2005)

From Rocks to Riches
Ingenious treatments can turn worthless stones into sparkling sapphires almost good enough to fool the experts.
(New Scientist, May 29, 2004)

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Nature

The First Wave
Adult stem cell therapies: Coming soon to a clinic near you.
(Nature, June 16, 2005)

The Tiny Toolkit
Nanogadgets get lots of press, but what use will they be to biology researchers?
(Nature, May 1, 2003)

The Beat Goes On
Four years ago, researchers announced an ambitious plan to build a bioengineered heart in ten years. How far have they come?
(Nature, February 27, 2003)

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The Scientist

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National Geographic's Green Guide

Grass Roots: Easy Organic Lawn Care
How to have a beautiful lawn without harming the planet.
July/August 2007

Breast Cancer: It's Not All In The Genes
An update on what we know about the causes of breast cancer.
October/November 2007

Rediscovering the Clothesline
An intimate look at the joys of line-drying.
March/April 2006

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