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Story corps for scientists
An oral history project preserves tales of research and inspiration
By Megan Scudellari
Unifying journal disclosure rules
Will science publications adhere to a standard conflict of interest policy?
By Bob Grant
A Sultan's gift?
Pygmy elephants may have landed in Borneo thanks to the generosity of ancient rulers
By Bob Grant
Forced charges for open access?
A surprising new open access policy issued this week is being reconsidered
By Andrea Gawrylewski
Calcium signaling out of the gate
Uncovering the molecular identity of a strange cellular channel triggers a rush of discoveries in calcium regulation
By Alla Katsnelson
50 years ago in immunology
Jean Dausset recalls the experiments that identified human leukocyte antigens in immune response
By Jean Dausset
Why do clinical science grants lag?
An NIH report examines why clinical grant applications have lower acceptance rates than their research counterparts
By Bob Grant
Research locally, think globally
Focusing on details may get you published, but what do we lose in the process?
By Steven Wiley
Scientist to Watch: Martin Burke
The smart synthesizer
By Elie Dolgin
Management for beginners
So you're a principal investigator - now what?
By Elie Dolgin
Caution: RNAi
Long-term expression of short hairpin RNA kills mice
By Bob Grant
Grassley to APA: Open your books
It's time for the psychiatry group to lay out its policies for accepting industry funds, the Senator says
By Bob Grant
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