UK: optimism over new regulator
| April 27, 2006
British researchers hope the new Human Tissue Authority won't hinder vital research
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| April 25, 2006
Experts welcome the new entry into academic publishing, but question some of its potential benefits
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| April 25, 2006
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California stem cell program is legal: Judge
| April 24, 2006
Challengers vow to appeal, making agency's future uncertain
Canadian climate novel silenced?
| April 24, 2006
Government request to cancel scientist's talk on climate novel raises questions over Canada's political mood on climate change.
NIH stem cell chief resigns
| April 21, 2006
The move, caused by frustration with US stem cell policy, may bode poorly for the future of American efforts in this field, experts say
Will EU beat UK in open access?
| April 21, 2006
An EU report has urged funders to guarantee open access to research, but there's still no RCUK policy in sight
Berlin biology center hires new chief
| April 20, 2006
Max Delbruck Center gives up search for younger, outside candidate -- to the surprise of some scientists
Clues to what guides ES cells
| April 20, 2006
Three papers reveal epigenetic modifications of chromatin that poise embryonic stem cells for differentiation
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| April 19, 2006
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