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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, All-weather windmills - Wrap a smart casing round a wind turbine and it will run and run, NEW SCI, 171(2299), 2001, pp. 20-20
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, Artificial brain struggles with adolescence, NEW SCI, 171(2298), 2001, pp. 6-6
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, Chill out - There's a way to cool down your office without warming up the planet, NEW SCI, 171(2298), 2001, pp. 22-22
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, Balancing act - We can teach robots a thing or two about how to avoid falling over, NEW SCI, 171(2298), 2001, pp. 23-23
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, Darkness at noon - Are fossil fuels blotting out a major renewable energy source?, NEW SCI, 170(2297), 2001, pp. 10-10
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, Eyes of a child - Wish you could see as well as you used to? Watch this space..., NEW SCI, 170(2297), 2001, pp. 11-11
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, Saving planet Earth - A global disaster monitoring system could be ours for next to nothing, NEW SCI, 170(2296), 2001, pp. 4-4
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Graham-Rowe, D
Le Page, M
Citation: D. Graham-rowe et M. Le Page, Precision vision - Tailor-made surgery will change you from four-eyes to super-eyes, NEW SCI, 170(2296), 2001, pp. 5-5
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, I'm inflatable, fly me - In a split second, an aircraft can sprout a new pair of wings, NEW SCI, 170(2296), 2001, pp. 20-21
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, Thwack! Listen carefully if you want to stop that batter getting a home run, NEW SCI, 170(2295), 2001, pp. 12-12
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, Scramjet's death plunge puts solar probe on hold, NEW SCI, 170(2294), 2001, pp. 11-11
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, Design and rebuild - New buildings come greener if you knock the old ones down with care, NEW SCI, 170(2294), 2001, pp. 16-16
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, Read all about it - We'll soon be surfing the Web on colourful sheets of e-paper, NEW SCI, 170(2294), 2001, pp. 19-19
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, Rulers of the skies - Planes that know what's coming will be safe from missile attack, NEW SCI, 170(2294), 2001, pp. 20-20
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, Too hot to handle - It's not just the speed that makes motor racing dangerous, NEW SCI, 170(2293), 2001, pp. 13-13
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, Plant raider - Pest and predator battle it out among virtual plants, NEW SCI, 170(2293), 2001, pp. 24-24
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, If the face fits, a woman will know, NEW SCI, 170(2292), 2001, pp. 15-15
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, Lord of the dance - Meet the tiny robot that can bounce, walk and run, andcould one day be studying your DNA, NEW SCI, 170(2292), 2001, pp. 22-23
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, Living logic - Even bugs can show a glimmer of artificial intelligence, NEW SCI, 170(2292), 2001, pp. 24-24
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, The living dead - Some of your friends and millions of creatures may not even be alive, NEW SCI, 170(2291), 2001, pp. 19-19
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, Road sage - You've got to make the right moves to get better mileage, NEW SCI, 170(2291), 2001, pp. 21-21
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, Surveyors of safety, NEW SCI, 170(2291), 2001, pp. 56-57
Breaking the speed limit - It takes a special kind of wind tunnel to test the world's fastest planes
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, Breaking the speed limit - It takes a special kind of wind tunnel to test the world's fastest planes, NEW SCI, 170(2290), 2001, pp. 20-20
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, Software design misled doomed Osprey pilots, NEW SCI, 170(2289), 2001, pp. 6-6
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Graham-Rowe, D
Citation: D. Graham-rowe, Excommunicated - Italians fear the Catholic message, but the Vatican says it's harmless, NEW SCI, 170(2287), 2001, pp. 14-14