U.S. Senate approves stem cell bills
| July 19, 2006
Legislation to expand Federal research funding faces President's almost-certain veto; two 'alternative' bills also pass muster
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| July 17, 2006
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Panel gives CMAJ editorial independence
| July 17, 2006
Medical association agrees to take over ownership of troubled journal
Australian scientists can now speak freely
| July 14, 2006
In response to concerns over gagging, government agency changes policy
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| July 13, 2006
Q&A with Chris McCabe, a geneticist who writes novels to escape from the drudgery of writing unsuccessful grants and un-published papers
When manipulating data becomes art
| July 13, 2006
A Scottish project helps artists get inspired by raw scientific findings
DNA overwinds when stretched
| July 12, 2006
Counterintuitive findings could shed light on how proteins bind to DNA
Nanowires common in bacteria?
| July 11, 2006
Microbes may use electrically conductive nanowires to help transport electrons
U.S. Senate to okay expanded stem cell bill?
| July 10, 2006
Senators will likely approve use of federal funding for newly derived lines, putting the ball in the President's court
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