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Apple on Intel: Still a BLAST?

By Chris Thorpe

[Published 22nd July 2005]

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The 'miracle' of the ivory-billed woodpecker

By Ivan Oransky

[Published 22nd July 2005]

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Our Comparative History

By Brendan Maher

[Published 22nd July 2005]

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Stem Cell Summer Camp

By Jeffrey M. Perkel

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Welcome to BioBlitz

By Brendan A. Maher

[Published 18th July 2005]

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A Manhattan Project for Bioterrorism

By Norman Anderson, N Leigh Anderson

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Science lies still

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Pro-intelligent design thesis stalls...

By Trevor Stokes

[Published 4th July 2005]

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... And Smithsonian has ID troubles

By Trevor Stokes

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Stem Cells... An Emerging Portrait

By Ricki Lewis

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Tricks For Human Embryonic Stem Cells

By Jeffrey Perkel

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Trials of the Heart

By Christopher Thomas Scott

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Under The Microscope

By Stephen Bent

[Published 4th July 2005]

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-Secretase Makes a Splash

By Nicole Johnston

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Genes jumping in the brain

By Charles Choi

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Reward biochemistry linked to Clock

By Melissa Lee Phillips

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Toxins harm descendants' fertility

By Philip Hunter

[Published 4th July 2005]

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You Need It, They Build It

By Jeff Minerd, Anne Minerd

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Automated Colony Pickers Evolve

By Helen Dell

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Fish Eggs Spawn a DNA Delivery Revolution

By Laura Lane

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Mass Spec Turned on its Ear

By Aileen Constans

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Whole-Genome Genotyping on Microarrays

By Charles Choi

[Published 4th July 2005]

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How To Hire The Right People The First Time

By Clare Kittredge

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Dueling Databases

By Ted Agres

[Published 4th July 2005]

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European Biotechs Face a Cash Crunch

By Clare Kittredge

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Oxford ponders how to replace director of ancient-DNA lab

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Scientists demand action on climate

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Sapping Cancer's Energy

By Karen Hopkin

[Published 4th July 2005]

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All Misdeeds Great and Small

By Richard Gallagher

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Meet This Issue's Contributors

[Published 4th July 2005]

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How to fix peer review

By Alex Avery, Greg Stanisz

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Conflicts of interest at the NIH

By Gerald Schneir

[Published 4th July 2005]

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Not all winners wear red

By David Brook

[Published 4th July 2005]

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What the Internet says about Science

By Isidro Aguillo, a Granadino, Jose Luis Ortega, Jose Antonio Prieto

[Published 18th July 2005]

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The flies are in the mail

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 18th July 2005]

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Nature

By Karen Heyman

[Published 18th July 2005]

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Wanna bet on that hypothesis?

By Stuart Blackman

[Published 18th July 2005]

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The Forecast for Immunology

[Published 18th July 2005]

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Another Kind of Antigen

By Jill Adams

[Published 18th July 2005]

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The Innate Immunity Adaptor List Grows

By Aileen Constans

[Published 18th July 2005]

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Immunity is the Best Biomarker

By John Dunne

[Published 18th July 2005]

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Cells in Motion

By Aileen Constans

[Published 18th July 2005]

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Plant Neurobiology Sprouts Anew

By Trevor Stokes

[Published 18th July 2005]

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Non-stimulatory stimulation

By Ishani Ganguli

[Published 18th July 2005]

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Sun-free photosynthesis?

By Melissa Lee Phillips

[Published 18th July 2005]

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Interdisciplinary Research

[Published 18th July 2005]

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Thinking Outside the Icebox on DNA Storage

By Gail Dutton

[Published 18th July 2005]

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Precast Gels Ascendant

By Anne Harding

[Published 18th July 2005]

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Microarray Data Stands Up to Scrutiny

By Lissa Harris

[Published 18th July 2005]

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Don't Release This Catch!

By Josh Roberts

[Published 18th July 2005]

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And Now, Mosaic Mice

By Charles Choi

[Published 18th July 2005]

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Of Mice and Money

By Alicia Ault

[Published 18th July 2005]

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Building It Up, Biotech Style

By Anne Harding

[Published 18th July 2005]

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Banking on Stem Cells

By Steven Reinberg

[Published 18th July 2005]

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Venture Capital, with a Twist

By Ted Agres

[Published 18th July 2005]

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EU science budget talks falter

By Jane Burgermeister

[Published 18th July 2005]

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UK policy draft mandates open access

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 18th July 2005]

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Stand (Swim, Wriggle, Crawl, or Fly) and Be Counted

By Brendan Maher

[Published 18th July 2005]

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Wanted: Scientific Heroes

By Richard Gallagher

[Published 18th July 2005]

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Meet This Issue's Contributors

[Published 18th July 2005]

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TB and phenothiazines

By Leonard Amaral

[Published 18th July 2005]

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The costs of software

By Earl Glynn

[Published 18th July 2005]

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, the USDA, and the CDC

By Hiroshi Nikaido, Lee Ann Campbell, Cho-chou Kuo, JH David Wu, Kathleen Kelly

[Published 18th July 2005]

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BRCA2 patent upheld

By Grit Kienzlen

[Published 1st July 2005]

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Bacterial proteins on the move

By Charles Choi

[Published 1st July 2005]

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German 'ivy league' plan passed

By Ned Stafford

[Published 5th July 2005]

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Reverse vaccinology for group B strep

By Ishani Ganguli

[Published 5th July 2005]

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Chinese rules stymie flu scientist

By Katherine Schlatter

[Published 6th July 2005]

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Leibniz prizewinner cleared

By Ned Stafford

[Published 6th July 2005]

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Rat olfaction molded early

By Graciela Flores

[Published 7th July 2005]

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How epigenetics affects twins

By Charles Choi

[Published 7th July 2005]

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Harvard dentist investigated

By Alison McCook

[Published 11th July 2005]

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France to OK therapeutic cloning?

By Jane Burgermeister

[Published 13th July 2005]

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Actin moves chromosomes

By Marta Paterlini

[Published 14th July 2005]

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Nature bird flu paper 'wrong'

By Katherine Schlatter

[Published 15th July 2005]

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How mtDNA mutations cause aging

By Charles Choi

[Published 15th July 2005]

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Novel angiogenesis mechanism

By Clementine Wallace

[Published 18th July 2005]

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ERC scientific council announced

By Jane Burgermeister

[Published 19th July 2005]

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USDA: no pet cloning regulation

By Ivan Oransky

[Published 19th July 2005]

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EU funding petition finds support

By Jane Burgermeister

[Published 20th July 2005]

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Biotechs concerned over patents

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 21st July 2005]

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Members of Congress probe climate researchers

By Alison McCook

[Published 22nd July 2005]

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French basic science left behind

By Clementine Wallace

[Published 25th July 2005]

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Concern over ERC funding

By Xavier Bosch

[Published 26th July 2005]

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Did bitter tasters do better?

By Ishani Ganguli

[Published 26th July 2005]

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No academic ghostwriting at EPA

By Alison McCook

[Published 27th July 2005]

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New oocytes from bone marrow?

By Charles Choi

[Published 28th July 2005]

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US research budgets proceed slowly

By Ted Agres

[Published 29th July 2005]