On the origins of a healthy profession
The Evolution of British General Practice 1850-1948
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Shedding light on darkness visible
Malignant Sadness
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A loopy model of mind
Enchanted Looms
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How can meat be sentient?
The Feeling of What Happens - The Mysterious Flame
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Holiday fun to poke tongue in cheek at Chomsky?
Lingua ex Machina
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Trying to distil a riddle of mind
Schizophrenia
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Goo, goo, e=mc?, gah, gah, goo, goo
How Babies Think
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Intelligence tests, morons and g-men
The g-Factor - Measuring Minds - IQ and Human Intelligence
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Higher channels
John Davies passes sentence on the broadcasting output (all times pm unless stated). Pick of the week Underfed polar bears, bleached corals, disappearing toads - they are all symptoms of that global...
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Rag time's new vibe
Rag weeks used to be more about fun for students than funds for charity. That has all changed. Elaine Williams reports It is the time of year when student fundraisers dress up and meet the people....
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Garden of life under glass
The Eden Project in Cornwall is more than a botanical garden. Rooted in science, it aims to show the public the fragility of life on earth. Anne Sebba reports If you stand on the ridge above the Eden...
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From soap to sit-com, to dot-com
It began as an exercise in html, but grew into a cyber-monster. Olga Wojtas reports on the rise and rise of corrie.net By day, Graham Allsopp is chief cartographer in Sheffield University's geography...
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Local action underlies global view
Mark Johnston from the University of the West of England's faculty of applied sciences has spent years researching plant species in the South American country of Guyana and studying how they are used...
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Respect my authority
Despite limited powers, London's mayor could prove to be a worthy opponent to any party in Westminster, says former-GLC man Stephen Haseler (right) Today, Londoners get their government back. It has...
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A scientist in the extremes
Frances Ashcroft's quest for knowledge has carried her from the ocean depths to Mount Kilimanjaro's heights -a trip that nearly killed her. But whatever the means, it is the science that fuels her...