Intelligent Design and Informed Debate
| February 28, 2005
The current frenzied attack on the teaching of evolution in public schools in school boards across the United States is to be welcomed.
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Science and Politics: Don't Give Up
| January 31, 2005
Many scientists in the United States who staunchly opposed a second presidential term for George W. Bush were probably in a somewhat less-than-festive mood during the inauguration in Washington earlier this month.
Who's Minding the Drug Store?
| January 17, 2005
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Stress, Spite, and the Holidays
| December 20, 2004
The holidays seem to add a burden that pushes people over the edge.
The Ethical Use of Unpublished DNA Sequences
| December 20, 2004
By long-standing policy, scientific data are not public until a reviewed manuscript is published.
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| November 8, 2004
Dateline: 8 November 2004. In a few days time we will proudly launch our upgraded Web site and with it the first daily online newspaper for the life sciences, The Scientist Daily. Simply register your preferences at http://www.the-scientist.com and enjoy The Scientist Daily every working day, delivered electronically to your mailbox completely free of charge.As you'd expect from your favorite newspaper, The Scientist Daily will include:• Breaking news. Our extensive network of contributors
New President, Please
| October 25, 2004
Few voters in next week's US presidential election will embrace absolutely everything that either candidate stands for, or, for that matter, reject absolutely everything. Nevertheless, a change must be made, judged on a few key issues. The most pressing issues include the quagmire that is Iraq, national security, healthcare provision, and the economy. But science should not be too far behind, and anyone with the best interests of science at heart will have no hesitation in selecting John Kerry o
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