Science Focus Year 2011 Magazine Back Issues

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2111 AD Stephen Baxter looks ahead 100 years to our high-tech future
Restless minds How insomniacs' brains are keeping them awake
Don't keep it clean Why being dirty is good for you
Rebuilding Britain Iconic landmarks get a 21st-century makeover

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Playing with fire
Born to rebel Why our brains make us fight back
Cult following How people are drawn into the world's most sinister groups
How space wrecks your body

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The how stuff works issue
Deadly dreams Inside the minds of sleepwalking killers
Exoplanet enigma New world baffles scientists
1000mph car Bloodhound comes to life

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Wonders of the universe
Are we still evolving? Dr Alice Roberts looks at the future of human evolutioin
Rare Earth metals Are the vital elements inside our gadgets about to run out?
Nintendo 305: does 3D with no specs really work?

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The dawn of super structures What can we achieve when we push technology to its limits?
Plus Stephen Baxter on engineering 100 years from now
Revolution 2011 How Twitter and Facebook fuelled the Libya and Egypt rebellions
Dr Who secrets behind special effects

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Lift-off wanted As the shuttle retires, who will give astronauts a ride into space?
The next Google The machine that can answer any question you throw
"It was like in Star Wars when the spaceship goes into hyperdrive" Michael Mosley on drugs
Feeding the 7 billion: artificial meat on the menu

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How to predict the next disaster ...and prevent it
Inside the mind of a psychopath
The hunt for life on Jupiter's moons
Secret olympic tech win GB medals

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Unlocking the secrets of Earth's core
Stephen Baxter on deadly stars
What is dark matter? Plus 28 science questions answered
The science of laughter

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10 ideas that will change the world
Wireless electricity When will we get rid of power cables?
How safe is your phone? What science says about radiation risks
The greenest place on Earth

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Unlocking the secrets of antimatter
Plus Stephen Baxter reveals how antimatter could take us to the stars
The science of horror movies
Mapping the brain

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The next miracle matter ...and it came from a pencil
Found man's ancient ancestor
Brian Cox explains quantum theory
Special report Mars the quest to solve the Red Planet's biggest mysteries

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How to make anything invisible
3D printing The new industrial revolution explained
Are you infected? The bug that changes your personality
What your hands says about you

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The future of holidays
Tough cameras tested
Why cash will disappear
Michio Kaku explores job in 2050