Table of Contents June 2006

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Discover Magazine's mission is to enable readers to lead richer lives by explaining and expanding their universe.  Each month we bring you in depth information and analysis from various topics ranging from technology and space to the living world we live in.

DEPARTMENTS

Can a random collection of data be conscious?
Fahrenheit has warm familiarity on its side, and Celsius weighs in with cool logic. We need something completely different.
Since neurons don't regenerate, brain damage is often permanent—but scientists would like to change that.
From Ancient Romans to modern Americans, trash is timeless.
The dreaded old disease of gonorrhea tests a modern gynecologist.

DATA

Wi-Fi networking could be the foundation of a new form of community.
Meet the emotionally naked ape.
Does AJ have the world's best memory?
Provocative science thrusts a bizarre Turkish family into the limelight.
Life's bounty exists where you least expect to find it.
Budget cuts rein in explorers.
We should work, watch, wait, worry and wonder.
Are monkey calls the simian version of local dialects?
Organ printers build living transplantable organs one layer at a time.
The solar system's grandest world is also one of the most enigmatic.
Scientists spot solar storms before they spin this way.
Should adolescent girls be required to get it?
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